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  • Predator B UAS arrives at Grand Forks Air Force Base

    U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced the arrival of its first Predator B Unmanned Aircraft System on the northern border Dec. 6. This system - in use since 2005 on the southwest border - will enhance border security efforts and support CBP personnel on the ground along the northern border

  • CGOC food drive results in bountiful donations for Northland Rescue Mission

    Members of Grand Forks Air Force Base's Company Grade Officer Council donated both their time and efforts to collect food for the Northland Rescue Mission during a food drive at the base commissary Nov. 25 and 26. "The idea for a food drive started when the CGOC learned that the mission had 117

  • LRS brings hope, charity to local community

    Close to a dozen 319th Logistics Readiness Squadron Airmen brought hope to hundreds of area citizens as they helped unload coats and food for the upcoming winter season at a local Salvation Army center Oct. 24. The effort, which started in November of last year, is part of a long-term project for

  • TRICARE Enhances Autism Services Coverage

    Active duty military families now have access to expanded services for autistic children under TRICARE. A new set of behavioral and educational benefits--the Enhanced Access to Autism Services Demonstration benefit--allows eligible beneficiaries to see a new category of providers as part of the

  • Grand Forks BX to Offer Feast of Thanksgiving Weekend Deals and Giveaways

    Military shoppers looking to dig in to tasty holiday shopping better bring a big appetite to the BX the weekend after Thanksgiving as the Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) is serving up three days of great deals, gift card giveaways and scratch off cards. The smorgasbord begins as early as 4

  • Healing Together: TRICARE Resources for Warrior Care

    They are returning from combat in record numbers. With scars seen and unseen, wounded members of the armed services are making their way through hospitals, clinics and facilities from one side of the world to the other. Advances in medical technology, personnel protection and battlefield medicine

  • Base dormitories now have wireless internet

    Dorm residents on base can now enjoy free wireless internet for recreational, as well as educational, purposes thanks to an initiative started by Col. John Michel, 319th Air Refueling Wing commander, and finalized during a ribbon cutting ceremony here Oct. 17. According to Colonel Michel, bringing

  • Quarterly Judge Advocate General report

    Below are all legal proceedings for June through September 2008.Courts-martial On 31 July 2008, Technical Sergeant Michael S. Thweatt, 319th Communications Squadron, was tried by a special court-martial. He pled guilty to and was convicted of one charge and one specification in violation of Article