• AF emergency managers emphasize planning during National Preparedness Month

    September is National Preparedness Month and on Warren this means winter is right around the corner, so it's time to check and prepare emergency kits along with ensure peoples vehicles are ready for the season.This year's theme is "Don't wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today," which

  • Mighty Ninety gets a little muddy

    The 90th Missile Wing hosted the second annual mud run on the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron's training yard Aug. 27, 2015.More than 100 Airmen and families took part in the five-kilometer course which was littered with various muddy obstacles, including a low crawl under a pair of logs, hill climbs

  • 90 @ Nite: Security Forces

    It is often said by those in the 90th Missile Wing that the nuclear deterrence mission allows Americans to sleep securely knowing that America's most powerful weapons are always on alert to deter our adversaries from aggression toward them.Like all Americans, the Airmen who perform the mission,

  • Frontiercade Fun

    Every year, for more than 20 years, the 90th Missile Wing takes a day off from its routine in order to have some fun, build camaraderie and let family members join in before the start of the local school year.The day is known as Frontiercade and this year it was held Aug. 21.Competitions range from

  • 90 @ Nite: Command Post

    At the heart of Warren's communication network lies the 90th Missile Wing Command Post.  These Airmen cultivate a web of information and pump that information out to the needed experts day and night."We have a 24-hour mission here," said Master Sgt. Spencer Glipa, 90th MW Command Post

  • Info exchange facilitates change

    The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center Force Improvement Program team is gaining knowledge through the exchange of information with units throughout the center, strengthening relationships with missile and bomber wing customers.In June, the AFNWC FIP team met with members of the 90th Missile

  • 90 @ Nite: Transportation Control Function

    Tracking travel in the 90th Missile Wing's 9,600-square-mile missile complex is a feat, especially considering Mighty Ninety Airmen travel more than 7 million miles annually to, and within, the field.The 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron performs several functions in support of this momentous

  • 90 @ Nite: Missileers

    Editor's note: This article is part of a weeklong series showcasing the Airmen who work night shifts.The 90th Operations Group controls 150 Minuteman III ICBMs, protecting America through nuclear deterrence. The missileers of the group's 319th, 320th, and the 321st Missile Squadrons ensure that

  • Over-exertion leads to rhabdo

    Rhabdomyolysis, a disease well-known to intense exercise circles, can be a painful and dangerous disease developed by doing what doctors have long recommended: exercising.Airmen must meet Air Force fitness standards with intense physical training, but Airmen should also be aware of the risk of

  • Protocol puts wing's best foot forward

    Historically military events have certain traditions and procedures that must be met. These range from resources the base offers to the position of the flag during a ceremony.On Warren, the 90th Missile Wing Protocol Office controls the reigns, showcasing the best Warren has to offer and ensuring