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  • Providing for D-M’s Airmen

    Spiritual health is one of the four pillars in Comprehensive Airman Fitness. One of the Air Force's major resources in strengthening this component is the chapel systems. Be it a religious service or some morale-boosting down time, the services provided by D-M's chapel are designed with Airmen and

  • Airman, wife make harmonious music

    Music is the soundtrack to our lives. We listen to it at work, at home, in the car and even when riding in elevators. Music can be an expression of our emotions for those who listen to it, as well as those who create it.For Senior Airman Kai Eilert, 43rd Electronic Combat Group airborne cryptologic

  • Test Your Aerobic Fitness

    The Health and Wellness Center recently introduced a new piece of equipment; something that could help you improve physical fitness test scores. The device is called the Metabolic Cart. This device helps personnel look at how aerobically fit they are. The cart measures metabolic systems, as well as

  • Protocol can handle that

    The 355th Protocol office can be called a Jack-of-all-trades that wears many hats. From distinguished visitor stays to the Air Force Ball, Protocol has a hand in ensuring a multitude of base events run smoothly.One of their main duties is DV hospitality. These important guests can range from Air

  • EOD Airmen have a blast at work

    The 355th Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordnance disposal conducted monthly explosives training on D-M Aug. 29. The EOD Airmen conducted this exercise for both overseas operations and for when hazardous material on base needs to be destroyed. "We were destroying jammed 30mm projectiles from an

  • Collecting those childhood memories

    Walk into the toy room that's located in the house of Tech. Sgt. Brent Scarano, 355th Component Maintenance Squadron resource advisor, and it's like stepping into a time machine. Ghostbusters, Thundercats, Battle Beasts, Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and many other characters are presented on

  • Enjoy your Labor Day, you've earned it

    Military members can have a very demanding schedule. Most work a minimum of eight hours a day, five days a week, and all are on call 24-hours a day seven days a week. Time off is good for morale and health, and the upcoming four day weekend is dedicated to Americans who's hard work and dedication

  • D-M Airman leaves other drivers in the dirt

    For most, driving is a mundane day-to-day necessity. For Senior Airman Christopher Olson, 355th Component Maintenance Squadron fuel systems journeyman, driving for him is a much more thrilling endeavor. Granted, he's trying to win races while doing it. Olson races dirt track cars. Although he didn't

  • Honorably serving

    The mission of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard is to be a positive representation of Airmen to the general public. Be it the posting the colors at a football game or performing military funeral honors at the service of a retiree who served their country for 20 years, the HG can be the first or last

  • 355th CES Airmen participate in night ops training

    Usually at 11 p.m., D-M is pretty quiet. The streets are clear of traffic and the buildings are dark and deserted. But even at this late hour, the Desert Lightning City is a happening place. At the DLC, often referred to as tent city, members of the 355th Civil Engineer Squadron took part in a night