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  • Michelle Nett, wife of Capt. (Dr.) Randall Nett, holds Tatyana--the daughter the Netts adopted from Kazakhstan.

    Warren family shares love with new addition

    There's nothing like falling asleep with your daughter nestled on your chest -- especially if coming home meant traveling halfway across the world. Capt. (Dr.) Randall Nett, 90th Medical Operations flight surgeon, and his wife, Michelle, know that feeling: they adopted a baby girl from Kazakhstan recently. "Her name is Tatyana," Captain Nett said.

  • The Dark World of Child Porn

    Investigators were on the hunt for one little girl. They had watched the child grow up, but they didn't know her name or where she lived. However, with each new case they found more photos of this unknown girl. She was just a little older, but the event never changed -- she was being molested by an older man. These images haunted investigators who
  • Capt. (Dr.) Dean Bartholomew, 90th MDOS, shakes hands with President George H. W. Bush, Nov. 20, 2006. President Bush paid a surprise visit to the base where Dr. Bartholomew was stationed in Southwest Asia.

    Warren physicians support GWOT

    Warren Airman are deploying overseas with increasing frequency to support the Global War on Terror. It's a trend that perhaps many did not expect at a missile base, but for two Warren Airmen the toughest part of their job became the most rewarding experience of their lives. Capt. (Dr.) Randall Nett, 90th Medical Operations Squadron flight medicine,

  • Outstanding Airmen treated to Huey flight

    Warren Airmen who have caught their supervisor's eye with excellent performance now have a chance to take a flight on one of Warren's UH-1N "Huey" Iroquois thanks to the 37th Helicopter Squadron's recently reinstituted flight incentive program. Each group submits two names based on outstanding performance. Anyone in the group can be nominated. The

  • Missileer Cycles

    Most everyone has probably at one point in their lives hit a dead end when it came to dreams of glory in a particular sport. For most of us, at that point, we usually pack up our bags and leave the competitive sports world behind. Others of us may try to pick up another sport and try our chances once more at glory. 1st Lt. Ian Holt, 319th Missile
  • A local girl tells Santa and Mrs. Claus what she wants for Christmas in the Trail's End Club Saturday during Operation Provide Joy. OPJ is a holiday party for local children held every year at Trail's End.

    Bringing holiday cheer

    Operation Provide Joy, a holiday party for local children, took place in the Trail's End Club Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. The event gave Warren Airmen the chance to interact with tomorrow's leaders and children the chance to interact with today's warriors. Thirty-eight children from Cheyenne ate, watched magic, received presents, a visited Santa

  • Clearing the confusion on passes, leave and integrity

    There seems to be some confusion in regard to being charged leave in conjunction with family days or quite simply, a pass. Air Force Instruction manual 36-3003 describes a pass as an authorized absence from duty for a relatively short period of time. When provided with a family day pass, it is considered a regular pass, which may not exceed four
  • A team from the 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron sprints to the finish line during the six-mile ruck march held here Dec. 1. Two hundred Airmen participated in the march that honored veterans of the Korean War's Chosin Reservoir Campaign.

    Warren honors Korean War veterans in six-mile march

    Two hundred Warren members participated in the second-annual Chosin Reservoir Commemorative March here Dec. 1. Airmen in teams of four wore ruck sacks weighed down with 30-pound bags of sand and marched, or ran, six miles around the base in the frigid cold to honor and remember the men who, 56 years ago, were involved in the Chosin Reservoir
  • Tech. Sgt. Jason Cook gives a convoy briefing to members of the Army while deployed to Iraq from July 2005 to February 2006. Toy cars were used to represent the convoy as Sergeant Cook went through battle drills on a sand table. Sergeant Cook, 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle operations supervisor, earned teh Bronze Star for meritorious service in Iraq, and was presented teh medal by Col. Michael Morgan, 90th Space Wing vice commander.

    Vehicle ops supervisor earns Bronze Star

    An NCO with the 90th Logistics Readiness Squadron received the Bronze Star medal Nov. 21 for meritorious service while deployed to Iraq. From July 2005 to February 2006, Tech. Sgt. Jason Cook served as a convoy commander based out of Logistical Support Area Anaconda just outside of Balad, Iraq. On a day-to-day basis, he supervised a squadron of 17
  • Tana Angerman, wife of Maj. Scott Angerman, works on her quilt on Electra, a 10-foot mid-arm quilting machine, in her home recently. This quilt, and many like it, will be given to combat-wounded servicemembers in the Global War on Terror through the Quilts of Valor organization.

    Bringing comfort to wounded warriors

    A Warren spouse and her third child are intertwining their passion for quilting and their life in the military to provide wounded servicemembers a little warmth and comfort. Tana Angerman, wife of Maj. Scott Angerman, 90th Communication Squadron commander, and her only daughter, Electra, completed their second quilt for Quilts of Valor, an
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