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  • New Flight Leader Course at Grand Forks AFB

    The installation’s first Flight Leader Course was provided to enlisted members, officers and civilian employees in leadership positions May 8-10, 2018, in the Professional Development Center at Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota.

  • An Airman's journey to his dream

    There was a crinkle in his forehead when asked to recount his past experiences; remembering the intricate details of trials and tribulations today could not be easy. When describing his experiences through his journey, he seemed to be the kind of person who would be relentless to achieve his dreams.

  • Enlisted RQ-4 Global Hawk pilots train at Grand Forks AFB

    Enlisted Airmen with the 69th Reconnaissance Group are scheduled to complete their final phase of mission qualification training to become RQ-4 Global Hawk pilots in early 2018 at Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota.Master Sgt. Chris and Staff Sgt. Matt, student pilots, are among the first

  • Air Force provides support to new family

    Imagine being doubted, criticized and talked down to by your friends, wingmen or supervisors for a decision you happily made and proudly shared. That is what happened to Airman 1st Class Nicholas and Etelyn Cash, who happened to get married during their technical training after knowing each other

  • Warriors of the North make the cut

    Making the cut for any Air Force sports team is just a dream for hundreds of Airmen who never see their names on any sort of final list of selected members. For Airman 1st Class Justice Graham and Senior Airman Michael Higgins, that dream became a reality in 2017.

  • Annual cookie drive delivers nearly 3,000 treats to Airmen

    The holiday season is a great time to get together and celebrate with family, especially for Airmen who haven’t been home in months, but the truth is not everyone is fortunate enough to do so. The Airmen in the dorms who have to or choose to stay on base during the month of December received a sweet

  • AADD saves lives

    Airmen Against Drunk Driving, an Air Force program established with the intent to prevent consequences from driving under the influence, is valued by Grand Forks Air Force Base’s AADD volunteers as a way to keep their wingmen safe.