• Airmen ADAPT to better lifestyle

    As military members, Airmen are held to a higher standard. They are expected to set examples and be role models for others look up to. The substance abuse clinic here helps Airmen achieve that standard by providing prevention and treatments to active-duty members who experience problems attributed

  • Ozark Inn gives Airmen food for thought

    Black and white retro tiles spread across the floor. Lights illuminate food displays leading to the kitchen door. Stainless steel tables, ovens, freezers, bowls, pans and carts give the kitchen a silver shimmer. Airmen and civilians, carrying dishes of food, rush through steam seeping from an

  • Combined Federal Campaign to kick-off

    Since 1961, Combined Federal Campaign officials have made it their mission to make a difference for thousands of local, national and international charitable agencies. This year's theme is iCare and kicks-off during "Boss and Buddy" night at Mission's End, Sept 29 and runs through Nov. 12. Anyone

  • Veterans group nominates Sedalia, named National City of the Year

    Several cities across the nation made it their mission to represent patriotism by entering in the City of the Year contest. The competition was hosted by the 40 & 8 organization and Sedalia, Mo., was announced the 2010 winner, Aug. 12. "We found Sedalia deserved the award because of how the city

  • Under Secretary of the Air Force: Whiteman is a model base

    The Under Secretary of the Air Force highlighted this base as a model for Air Force global strike capabilities and Total Force Integration during a visit here Sept. 2-3. The Hon. Erin C. Conaton interacted with Airmen, Soldiers and Sailors during her base tour, which included a preview of the B-2,

  • Eagle Eyes reprise spies, those who terrorize

    Here in the middle of the U.S., where the air is clean, skies are blue and people are friendly, the enemy lurks.Seeking information about operations, personnel and security, terrorists and spies from less than friendly nations may be trying to obtain information about the mission, or worse, planning

  • Chief's Choice award

    Staff Sgt. Madonna Myott, 509th Security Forces Squadron law enforcement, was awarded the Chief's Choice Award by the by the 509th Bomb Wing Chief's Council, Aug. 27, for her duty performance. The monthly award, selected by the Whiteman Chief's Group, recognizes E-5's and below who exemplify

  • From the Frontlines: Capt. Aaron Tritch

    While deployed to the frontlines, physical fitness is important. It provides strength to endure the toughest situations handed to the individual. Maintaining mental fitness is just as important. Who helps service members maintain mental health while on the frontlines?Capt. Aaron Tritch, a 509th

  • MARE prepares Whiteman emergency response teams

    Emergency response personnel assigned to Whiteman Air Force Base and from the surrounding communities conducted a Major Accident Response Exercise here Aug. 31, in preparation for the upcoming Wings Over Whiteman Air Show and Open House scheduled for Sept. 18 and 19. "The exercise brought together