Global Strike Airmen affected by flood, evacuate

Flooding caused by the springtime snow-melt , saturated ground and heavy rainfall led emergency management officials to evacuate more than 10,000 Minot residents, in areas near the Souris River in downtown Minot May 31, including more than 500 Airmen and families assigned here who live off-base. 

Veteran recalls days as jet mechanic

Retired Air Force Master Sgt. and jet engine specialist, Morris A. Walsh, visited Minot Air Force Base May 26, to present base leadership here with an antique photo of a YB-52 Stratofortress aircraft, which he worked on during his time in service during the early 1950s. Mr. Walsh explained the YB-52

New SARC reinforces program goals

Sexual assault has been described as metaphorically killing a person, but then asking them to get up afterwards. It is a way of stealing someone's spirit and their sense of self, yet, they are expected to get back to their life as if nothing ever happened.Sexual assault is real and it occurs

Warbirds welcome new commander

Emergency shelter for DoD personnel affected by flood

Minot Air Force Base is offering shelter to Department of Defense employees who are affected by the Minot flood evacuation.DoD employees are encouraged to seek shelter at Minot AFB in order to alleviate the anticipated influx of displaced civilians seeking shelter in the City of Minot.Those seeking