First seargeants save Airman's life

"His face was dark red and he was pounding on his back. I asked if he was okay, but he didn't respond," said a Grand Forks Air Force Base first sergeant. Master Sgt. Timothy Brittain, 319th Maintenance Squadron, and Master Sgt. Thomas Doyea, 319th Mission Support first sergeant, saved the life of an

Grand Forks AFB Services wins Eubank Award

The 319th Services Squadron was recognized last weekend as the best small base services program in Air Mobility Command. The Major General Eugene L. Eubank Service Award is presented to bases with fewer than 6,000 assigned military and civilian personnel for outstanding morale, welfare and

Grand Forks trains for worldwide crisis scenario

As tensions around the globe quickly rose last week, Grand Forks Air Force Base prepped to have its KC-135 Stratotankers in action when called upon. Fortunately, the words "Exercise, exercise, exercise" accompanied this doomsday scenario, meaning that this worldwide contingency was not a real-world

Bringing it: NBA Live; Airman represents the Air Force in video game competition

Draining 3-pointers, playing tough defense and going to the rim are all things Senior Airman Milton Carrell, 319th Operations Support Squadron, can do. Only he doesn't always do them on a regular basketball court. Airman Carrell, a.k.a. Q, was selected as a finalist in the NBA Live: Bring It Home

Beautifying Grand Forks

GF says thanks a latte

Having a Ball

Showcasing the 319 ARW

Gen. McNabb visits base to "thank Airmen"

"Well, it's not your aircraft or ships or weapons - we have all that. You're enlisted core is unlike anything we could imagine. If we were to face you in war -- that is where we would lose." Gen. Duncan McNabb, Air Mobility Command commander, began his all call here by recounting a conversation he

Armed Forces Voting Week