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  • Remember the Holocaust

    Each year, members of F. E. Warren and the local Jewish communities join together in order to remember individuals who were forced into concentration camps and murdered. As we come together to remember those affected, it is important to stand back and take a look at what took place during World War

  • Old Glory Road railroad crossing deemed 'quiet zone'

    The 90th Civil Engineer Squadron worked hard to establish a quiet zone at a well-traveled railroad crossing on base: the Burlington-Northern Santa Fe Railway and Old Glory Road crossing. A quiet zone is a railroad grade crossing where trains are not required to sound their horns, decreasing the

  • Important summer move notice

    The F. E. Warren Personal Property Shipping Office should be the first stop for anyone receiving orders out of the area. Summer season -- May 15 to Jul. 30 -- is coming fast which means the Transportation Service Providers will get extremely busy and will blackout move dates as they fill up with

  • Exchange takes the hassle out of taking it home with Sears Home Delivery

    The F. E. Warren Exchange is taking the hassle and expense out of getting new furniture, appliances and mattresses home and installed by partnering with Sears Home Delivery.Through the new service, shoppers making purchases prior to 3 p.m. often can schedule delivery for the next day. A two-hour

  • Warren raises awareness of Child Abuse Prevention Month

    Sunday marks the beginning of April and the start of Child Abuse Prevention Month throughout the country, Air Force and in the Mighty Ninety.Warren members will have the opportunity to learn ways to recognize and respond to child abuse through information booths at the Base Exchange and different

  • Base to host 'Caring for People' forum

    Being selected as one of the 35 members to perform with Tops in Blue is a privilege one Airman assigned to the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron recently had.Jarrod Burton, 90th CES water-fuels maintenance technician, finished his 14-month tour with the Air Force's premier performance team and has

  • Force Support Squadron Airman wins chef competition

    Airman 1st Class Austen Briones, 90th Force Support Squadron chef, won a chef competition against other F. E. Warren chefs March 14 in the Chadwell Dining Facility.The 90th FSS and the 90th Operations Group organized the competition, said Master Sgt. Brian Tucker, 90th OG chef superintendent. The

  • Use of Wyoming state land

    One of the benefits of living in Wyoming is the ability to use its vast state land for recreational purposes. There are nearly 3.5 million acres of state land to use for activities such as hiking, boating, hunting and fishing. With this privilege however, comes a responsibility to use state land