Emergency responders stand watch

Ambulance services is one of the most essential and recognizable parts of the medical field. Members of ambulance services work both twelve- and twenty-four hour shifts. During their long shifts they wait patiently for 911 calls and prepare themselves for whatever they need to respond to.

Lessons learned

The volleyball game between Airman Leadership School students and Minot AFB chief master sergeants and first sergeants is a tradition here at Minot AFB. The game is held the day before each ALS class graduation and is a best out of three game series. The chiefs/first sergeants team swept ALS class

Airfield managers manage BUFF operations

Can you see your future?

An Airman sits at his desk staring at a monitor. One day he notices a little black dot floating wherever he looks. He's not overly concerned with it, but should he be?"People should get regular eye exams", said Capt. Caitlyn Woods, 5th Medical Operations Squadron chief of optometry services. "Even

Are You Authorized to Enter?

It's late and you are returning to base. You present your identification card to the gate guard who pulls out a small, handheld device and scans your card. You sit wondering what they are doing when the guard looks up and says, "Have a nice night." You drive away wondering what just happened.The