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  • 5th Bomb Wing - Minot Air Force Base

    Personnel The bomb wing includes a total force of approximately 5,470 military members as well as 722 civilian employees.Organization The 5th Bomb Wing aligns under Eighth Air Force and Air Force Global Strike Command. The 5 BW consists of four groups:5th Operations Group5th Maintenance Group5th

  • 740th Missile Squadron

    The three missile operations squadrons of the 91st Operations Group -- the 740th, 741st and 742nd Missile Squadrons -- include missile crewmembers, alert facility chefs and facility managers. These squadrons vigilantly maintain the missile force around-the-clock. Each squadron controls five missile

  • 741st Missile Squadron

    The three missile operations squadrons of the 91st Operations Group -- the 740th, 741st and 742nd Missile Squadrons -- include missile crewmembers, alert facility chefs and facility managers. These squadrons vigilantly maintain the missile force around-the-clock. Each squadron controls five missile

  • 742nd Missile Squadron

    The three missile operations squadrons of the 91st Operations Group -- the 740th, 741st and 742nd Missile Squadrons -- include missile crewmembers, alert facility chefs and facility managers. These squadrons vigilantly maintain the missile force around-the-clock. Each squadron controls five missile

  • 91st Missile Wing - Minot Air Force Base

    The 91st Missile Wing is an intercontinental ballistic missile wing at Minot Air Force Base, N.D. The 91 MW is one of the Air Force's three ICBM wings. The missile wing is responsible for defending the United States by operating, maintaining and securing a fleet of Minuteman III missiles located in

  • 91st Operations Group

    Mission:Deliver unrivaled nuclear combat power.Vision:A team of highly disciplined, lethal Airmen empowered to lead and innovate.  Rough Riders compete and win with an unrivaled commitment to excellence!HistoryThe 91st Operations Group is the operational backbone of the 91st Missile Wing. During

  • 91st Operations Support Squadron

    The “Pathfinders” of the 91st Operations Support Squadron are responsible for current operations, cryptographic operations, intelligence, and training for the 91st Operations Group.  Pathfinders serve as a link between United States Strategic Command and the in-field forces for ICBM targeting, the

  • AGM-129A ADVANCED CRUISE MISSILE

    Mission The AGM-129A advanced cruise missile is a stealth, nuclear-capable cruise missile used exclusively by B-52H bombers. Features The AGM-129A is a subsonic, turbofan-powered, air-launched cruise missile. It is harder to detect, and has greater range and accuracy than the AGM-86 air-launched

  • B-52H STRATOFORTRESS

    MissionAir Force Global Strike Command's B-52 is a long-range, heavy bomber that can perform a variety of missions. The bomber is capable of flying at high subsonic speeds at altitudes up to 50,000 feet (15,166.6 meters). It can carry nuclear or precision guided conventional ordnance with worldwide

  • BOEING AGM-86B ALCM

    The AGM-86B cruise missile is an air-to-ground nuclear weapon launched from B-52 bombers. The ALCM is self-guided -- it finds its preselected target by comparing prerecorded contour maps with terrain "seen" by its sensors. The cruise missiles wings, tail surfaces and engine inlet are folded while

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