AF Leaders Stand Beside Civilians During Tough Furlough Times

Acting Secretary of the Air Force Eric Fanning and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III send the following furlough message to the Airmen of the United States Air Force:As you all know, Department of Defense civilian furloughs begin this week. With few exceptions, our civilian Airmen face

319th Medical Operations Squadron Change of Command

Grand Forks Air Force Base Airmen kick it with Special Olympics for Soccer Expo

Getting Their Hands Dirty

Keep Holiday Safety in Mind and Don’t Get Burned

It's that time of year: Fourth of July is right around the corner.For many, that means gathering with family and friends, burning a few burgers and hotdogs, and enjoying fireworks to celebrate our country's independence.The goal is to make sure we stay safe during the long weekend.FireworksThose

Senior Leaders Remember Fallen Heroes on America's Birthday

Acting Secretary of the Air Force Eric Fanning, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody send the following Independence Day message to the men and women of the U.S. Air Force:Happy Birthday, America! For 237 years, our Nation has been built

From Past to Present: Former Missile Airmen Recount Days at Grand Forks

Reminiscing about the past is fun, but doing that with a group of old friends you haven't seen in decades can prove to be a joyous occasion.One group of former Airmen recently gathered after not having seen each other for 40 years. Seven members of the 321st Missile Maintenance Squadron, formerly

Grand Forks AFB youth takes 8th place in AF-wide literacy program

A Grand Forks AFB youth has been named one of the top 25 readers in the Air Force. Isabell Taylor, 6, daughter of Master Sgt. Jessica Taylor of the 319th Air Base Wing Legal Office, and Tech. Sgt. Ray Taylor of the 319th Civil Engineer Squadron, earned an 8th place finish in the "One Page at a Time

319th Civil Engineer Squadron Improves Quality of Life While Sharpening Skills

A portion of Building 408 is getting a facelift thanks to about 50 members of the 319th Civil Engineer Squadron.The work was chosen for what is known as a Contingency Construction Home Station Training (CCHST) project, completed every 12 months to hone engineers' skills in their respective

Military Vet Walking Across America to Raise Money for Fellow Veterans

One step at a time.That's what military veteran Sgt. Chuck Lewis thinks about as he's making his way across the United States, 3,300 miles coast-to-coast, to raise money for wounded and disabled veterans.Lewis, a Vietnam veteran who served in the Marine Corps from 1970 to 1974 and in the U.S. Navy