Airmen experience Inuit tradition

With talk of igloos floating around 5th Medical Group's mental health clinic, rules were established and Airmen took advantage of Minot's winter as they competed in an igloo challenge. What started off as a family activity for 1st Lt. Vidalia Owens and her husband Tech. Sgt. Shawn Owens, both

Helo Squadron educates through real-world experience

There is currently a conversation across the country as to the impact of early childhood education and other school programs on a child's opportunity for success in the future. With even the President making his case to a national audience about the importance of investing in education, there is

791st MSFS Airman recognized by Top 3

Networking, excelling with 5/6

Senior Airmen who have just graduated Airman Leadership School are ready and prepared to be supervisors. While ALS certainly does everything it can to adequately prepare Airmen for the task of supervisor, life usually has a way of throwing a curveball. That's where Minot 5/6 comes in. "One of the

Court-Martial results for February 2013

At a General Court-Martial on Feb. 13, Senior Airman Justin Legaspi, 742nd Missile Squadron member, was found guilty of 13 specifications in violation of Article 112a of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice. Legaspi was convicted of wrongfully manufacturing marijuana; wrongfully using and