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  • Beware of the dog bite: a guide for owners

    Owning a dog brings a great deal of enjoyment, but also carries with it a series of responsibilities. If owners are not aware of these responsibilities, then communities can grow to dislike the dogs in their areas and anti-dog attitudes can develop. Putting your dog on a leash shows that you care

  • One Sergeant’s tale of serving in the Honor Guard

    The hearse slowly pulls into the cemetery followed by a number of cars. On the site, there are already four groups of people. The first group consists of seven people, six in formation and one standing to the side. The second group consists of four people, two in the middle holding flagpoles with

  • Improve your life with professional development and education opportunities

    Our Air Force is not the same service it was 20, 10 or five years ago. As part of student introduction to all Warrior Professional Development Center courses, the question of "Why did you join the service" is asked and one of the common responses is "for the education." We see more and more Airmen

  • Mission Support Group: Can’t fight wars without them

    As base members drive through the gate each morning, they are greeted by a security forces member, parents drop off their children at the child development center and Airmen in the dorms get breakfast from the Airey Dining Facility. Some people grab a cup of coffee at Fast Eddie's before going to

  • Your mom was right ... Breakfast is the most important meal of the day

    If you asked Airmen across the Air Force to identify eating behaviors which they considered a dubious challenge on a daily basis, typical responses might include: "People tend to consume too much fast food because they don't have the time to cook or shop at the commissary, plus it tastes good and

  • 319 MSG pride, dedication, teamwork

    The 319th Mission Support Group provides combat support in the form of civil engineering, communications, contracting, logistics readiness, manpower and personnel, security forces, and services support to fielded forces, the wing and our North Dakota neighbors. What does that mean day to day? Think

  • Golden years and still flying high

    After the Korean Conflict came to a close, Gen. Curtis LeMay of Strategic Air Command and various other Air Force commanders expressed interest in expanding its global reach and flexibility through in-flight refueling with jet aircraft technology. In 1954, the Air Force purchased 29 model 367-80s

  • Ops Group: Flying into the fight

    The mission is planned as Air Mobility Command assesses the needs of the Air Force and delegates the mission to the 319th Air Refueling Wing. Preparations are completed as Tech. Sgt. Ronald Kessler from the weather flight relays the weather information to flight planning and the crew gets ready