• Guam bound

    Team Whiteman members prepare to deploy to Andersen AFB, Guam, Feb. 18, 2010, as part of the continuous bomber presence in the Pacific.

  • Getting pumped

    Team Whiteman members particpate in a P90X workout offered by the Whiteman Fitness Center Feb. 16, 2010.

  • 68 members of Team Whiteman promoted in February

    Sixty-eight Team Whiteman members received new stripes during a promotion ceremony Feb. 26, 2010, at the Mission's End. They are:AirmanKelly Williams, 509th Logistics Readiness Squadron Airman 1st ClassKyle Joyner, 509th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Molly Carlson, 509th Maintenance Squadron

  • From the Frontlines: Tech. Sgt Meredith Fekkers

    Her job, stateside, is to work for servicemembers, as NCO in charge of General Law. But, while deployed to Iraq, Tech. Sgt. Meredith Fekkers, 509th Bomb Wing Judge Advocate, worked at the Detainee Legal Operations Center, researching and answering legal-related questions for terror suspects held in

  • Ambulance Services brings life-saving skills to the fight

    When an accident or life-threatening situation occurs, the 509th Medical Group Ambulance Services flight is prepared to provide immediate emergency services and, if needed, transportation to the nearest medical facility.With 10 Airmen on alternating 24-hour shifts, Ambulance Services is responsible

  • "Super Dave" reaches 1,000-hour milestone

    "The sun was coming up over Manhattan as we re-entered the U.S. at 20,000 feet," said Lt. Col. Dave Anderson, 394th Combat Training Squadron chief of B-2 training systems. "As I banked the plane to turn on course, I looked right down my wing into Ground Zero. Then, as we rolled out, on our way back

  • Whiteman Spirit Award

    Brig. Gen. Robert Wheeler, 509th Bomb Wing commander, presented Capt. Glen DeMars, 509th Operations Support Squadron, and Master Sgt. Britian Yocum, 509th Medical Support Squadron, with the Whiteman Spirit Award Feb. 17, 2010.General Wheeler nominated the Airmen for the award for their work in

  • Zero Tolerance: More than a catchphrase

    In a continuing effort to eliminate substance abuse among Airmen, the Whiteman AFB Demand Reduction office has implemented Operation Nighthawk."This is another weapon in our arsenal to deter our Airmen from making poor choices when it comes to substance abuse," said James Taylor, Demand Reduction

  • Wheel and Tire Shop keeps jets rollin'

    The majority of aircraft maintainers focus on keeping jets in the air, but the Airmen at the 509th Maintenance Squadron Wheel and Tire Shop have a different focus: getting those jets back to terra firma.  The two-member shop that maintains all of Whiteman's B-2 and T-38 tires is rarely idle, as a

  • 'Military Saves' - Start small, think big

    Being debt free often sparks an interest in the minds of most people, but the road to a higher credit score often leaves them unsure of which direction to follow. In order to help, the community readiness consultants from the Airman & Family Readiness Center will be at the Base Exchange, Feb. 22