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  • Three roads to American citizenship: Airman travels from African coast

    On July 2, in Bismarck, N.D., three young adults stood in front of a crowd of supporters and a judge, held up their right hand and swore their allegiance to the United States. At the completion of the swear-in ceremony the room erupted into cheers. One of the people who was sworn in that day was

  • Who’s spying on your portable electronic device?

    Our communication capabilities have mushroomed into a vast array of personal choices that are re-shaping the world. Cell phones, blackberries and the IPAD are all part of this growing industry. Despite the many pros associated with using these devices there are increased risks and vulnerabilities

  • Capt. takes home gold

    Capt. Krissi Gage, a pilot with the 905th Air Refueling Squadron, competed with other Airmen to take home the gold medal during the 2010 All-Forces Volleyball Championship at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C. May 3 through 11.The All-Forces championship is an annual volleyball championship

  • Thunder hits Grand Forks AFB

    Although the day began with some rain showers, the weather cleared to make way for the Thunder Over the Red River Air Show at Grand Forks Air Force Base May 22.The day started with opening remarks from Col. Don Shaffer, 319th Air Refueling Wing commander, welcoming the local community to the

  • Staff Sgt. turns professional MMA fighter

    By day he is Staff Sgt. David Helmbrecht, a Military Working Dog Trainer with the 319th Security Forces Squadron, but at night he becomes David Helmbrecht, amateur Mixed Martial Arts fighter about to turn professional. Sergeant Helmbrecht plans on making his MMA fight on May 8, at the East Grand

  • GFAFB Youth of the Year

    As the Grand Forks Air Force Base Youth of the Year, Michaela "Mikey" Murray, 15, is a true example of an extraordinary young woman. Mikey was recognized by Boys & Girls Clubs of America for her sound character, leadership skills and willingness to give back to the community."She is always the first

  • Thunder Over the Red River Air and Space Show 2010

    The 319th Air Refueling Wing is proud to be hosting an air show and open house free to the public at Grand Forks Air Force Base May 22, with gates opening at 9 a.m. The air show, which will be the base's first since 2006, will be highlighted by the performance of the United States Air Force

  • Between life and breath: Grand Forks AFB pilot helps save airline passenger

    "Is anyone here a doctor?"Sometimes, emergency situations arise when least expected. However, a Grand Forks Airman recently demonstrated his abilities to think quickly and react effectively during a life-threatening situation onboard a departing aircraft.Capt. Matt Collins, a pilot and executive

  • Who is Colonel Shaffer?

    Who is your commander? Is he a man that had a pilot's license before a driver's license, is he a golf enthusiast, or someone that is happily married with two children? Is he an Air Force Academy graduate?Well, if you are part of the 319th Air Refueling Wing then your commander is all of these things

  • GFAFB claims oldest Airman

    The chief of the medical staff at Grand Forks Air Force Base is the oldest active-duty Airman in the Air Force.According to the Air Force Personnel Center, at the young age of 68, Lt. Col. Daniel N. Kulund, 319th Medical Group, is the oldest active-duty Airman."I didn't feel old until I found that