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In the early 1950s, as the Cold War was warming up, military leaders feared a possible threat of a northern attack by enemy bombers. The city of Minot, North Dakota, sold the Air Force on becoming a site for a new base in 1954; the groundbreaking took place July 12, 1955, and construction started shortly after. The base started out as a Air Defense Command Base and the first unit was the 32nd Fighter Group, activated on Feb. 7, 1957.

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Col. Brooks Col Ballew CMSgt Weimer
Col. Matthew Brooks
Commander
Col. David Ballew
Vice Commander
Chief Master Sgt. Geoff Weimer
Command Chief

5th Operations Group Commander
Col. Kieran T. Denehan
5th Mission Support Group Commander
Col. Angenene L. Robertson

5th Maintenance Group Commander
Col. Thomas C. Kirkham
5th Medical Group Commander
Col. Tasha Pravecek
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tab91st Missile Wing Leadership 
 
 Colonel Connor
Col Townsend Chief Master Sgt. John A. Burks
Col. Kelvin Townsend
Vice Commander
Chief Master
Sgt. John A. Burks

Command Chief

91st Operations Group commander
Col. Stacy Jo Huser
91st Missile Maintenance Group commander
Col. Earl R. Bennett Jr.
91st Security Forces Group commander
Col. Raymond Tembreull
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On point physical therapists

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