• AADD Airmen protect wingmen, provide safe rides home

    AADD is an organization formed entirely of Airmen volunteers who are dedicated to making sure their Wingmen have a guaranteed and safe ride home. The program services the local area around Whiteman AFB to include Knob Noster, Warrensburg, Sedalia and Holden.

  • Whiteman AFB supports KC Chiefs at AFC Championship game

    A B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber assigned to the 509th Bomb at Whiteman Air Force, Missouri, flies over Arrowhead Stadium during the AFC Championship game on Jan 19, 2020, Kansas City, Missouri. The Kansas City Chiefs and Whiteman AFB have been long standing partners and work on a variety of events

  • Whiteman AFB hosts Innovation Showcase

    Airmen assigned to the 131st and the 509th Maintenance Squadrons, hosted a showcase to explain their squadron’s innovation, a shortened B-2 Spirit phase inspection process on Dec. 11, 2019 at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri.

  • KC Wolf visits Whiteman AFB Youth Center

    Dan Meers, the Kansas City Chiefs NFL team mascot KC Wolf, demonstrated how he gets dressed for work by allowing a volunteer to wear his suit at the Youth Center, Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, Dec. 18, 2019. Meers talked to the children about the importance of your attitude, behavior and

  • Whiteman AFB chiefs spread holiday cheer

    U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kathleen McCool, 509th Bomb Wing command chief, waves to Airmen as they leave the base on Dec. 20, 2019, at Whitman Air Force Base, Missouri. McCool and other chief master sergeants took the opportunity to strengthen connections by handing out candy canes and wishing

  • AF Deputy Chief Information Officer visits 509th Communications Squadron

    William Marion II, U.S. Air Force deputy chief information officer, met with Airmen and leadership from the 509th Bomb Wing, Dec. 4, during an Air Force Global Strike Command familiarization tour.During his visit, Marion met with Airmen, viewed a B-2 Spirit, toured the A-10 Thunderbolt II flight