• Airman’s Attic helps cut Airmen monetary expenses

    Shelf after shelf of dishes and kitchen utensils. Row after row of adult and children's clothing. All sitting, waiting to be used, again, at the Airman's Attic. And the best part about this mart of supplies: it's all free. Two days a month, the normally hushed old building becomes a place of

  • COMPSEC: Protect against threats

    It's a wide world with an ever expanding cyberspace; technology is evolving, and the malicious threats toward Air Force computers never end. "Air Force computers need to be treated as a weapon system, because everything you do on that machine could potentially halt or diminish operations here at

  • How to: Winterizing vehicles save lives

    From quaint, partly cloudy weather to windy, snowy white-out conditions in minutes; that is Wyoming. In fact, that is the entire Rocky Mountain region and I-25 corridor. As the temperature falls and leaves change color, one's driving and automobile safety habits should change as well. Most would

  • Mission Menu: Feed Airmen breakfast burritos, shepherd's pie

    It is said wars cannot be won without bullets, but it should also be said that wars cannot be won without beans, bread, butter. Today's missile wing mission wouldn't be possible without those who provide the first means of basic human need -- food, said Master Sgt. Patrick Lilly, senior enlisted

  • Discipline; an every day chance to do the extraordinary

    Some say the Air Force core values are easy to remember -- almost as if they are scrawled across an internal chalkboard with a clear order of importance. Three lines etched with specific instruction. Integrity First. Check. Service before Self. Check. ... Compliance with regulation. Wait, that's not

  • 90th SFS: Squadron Defends Warren

    People often perceive security forces members as just performing traditional law enforcement duties. These are the most visible security forces members. However, they are a small part in the large picture. Five security forces squadrons comprise Warren's 90th Security Forces Group. Each possesses a

  • Look, Ma, No Hands

    Glad to finally complete an excruciatingly long grocery-shopping list, Mr. Smitty walks toward his vehicle in the parking lot. As his journey nears completion, a pregnant raindrop plunks atop his brow, confirming the possibility of rain this morning. Mr. Smitty looks with a frown at his two buggy

  • The father of the U.S. Air Force

    As the Air Force moves back to basics, some service members may think of heritage, traditions and heroes. With respect and honor, most turn back the pages of time and look to the forefathers of the Air Force. The accounts of their bravery remind people of the tradition they blazed: a tradition of

  • 20th AF command chief prepared to lead, make difference in FEW Airmen

    If there are two ends of an Air Force spectrum, the aviation mission would be on one side and the ICBM mission would be on the other. However, both are extremely important and require precision and attention to detail to ensure the job is done right all the time. The new Twentieth Air Force command

  • 3rd time’s the charm; Colonel returns for group commander duty

    The 90th Mission Support Group incorporates multiple functions and programs to support and sustain the life and mission of Warren. To lead such a vast group requires a certain characteristic not many possess. "I thrive on structured chaos," said Col. Kathleen Cook, the new 90th MSG commander. "Every