Tuesday May 14 | U.S. Department of Defense
Ardent Sentry Preps Northcom, First Responders for Disasters
A perfect storm of simulated disasters is slowly unfolding across the United States, as thousands of military and Defense Department members join their interagency partners in fine-tuning their disaster-response processes just ahead of the upcoming hurricane and wildfire seasons.
ULM awards 788 degrees at Spring Commencement
ULM awarded a total of 788 degrees to graduate at this year's spring commencement.
Ardent Sentry Preps Northcom, First Responders for Disasters
A perfect storm of simulated disasters is slowly unfolding across the United States, as thousands of military and Defense Department members join their interagency partners in fine-tuning their disaster-response processes just ahead of the upcoming hurricane and wildfire seasons.
Commander cites 'rot' in U.S. nuke force
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel demanded more information Wednesday after the Air Force removed 17 launch officers from duty at a nuclear missile base in North Dakota over what a commander called "rot" in the force.
Air Force sidelines 17 nuclear missile officers
WASHINGTON A The Air Force stripped an unprecedented 17 officers of their authority to control - and, if necessary, launch - nuclear missiles after a string of unpublicized failings, including a remarkably dim review of their unit's launch skills.
Montana to be Site of Large Drill Preparing for Nuclear Incident
Montana will be the site of a large training exercise next week as military officials prepare for the worst of all fears: an attack on nuclear facilities.
Citizen Hearing On Disclosure: Pilots Testify To UFO Encounters
A former FAA official as well as private, commercial and military pilots are on tap to testify on UFO encounters as the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., draws to a close.
Nuclear incident drills to start Monday across Montana
If a nuclear incident happened in Montana, key officials don't want to be meeting each other for the first time.
Why I Wear What I Wear: Uniform keeps technical sergeant prepared for any situation
Tech. Sgt. Raul Meza of the United States Air Force wears an ABU, or Airman Battle Uniform, to work at Malmstrom Air Force Base.
Sequester puts most demolition on hold
One man's trash is another man's treasure. And so it goes with excess Air Force property.
Running clubs catching on, offer safety, camaraderie
As temperatures rise outside, runners emerge from the gym like animals coming out of hibernation.
Local poet's spoken-word CD debuts
On his new album, "Lessons Learned," Jeff Scolley performs poems about some of his life's greatest struggles and biggest joys.
No intro needed: Stanley the education ambassador receives Purple Paw
Stanley the black cat is not bad luck. In fact, he was named after Lord Stanley's Cup the year that the Anaheim Ducks hoisted the NHL championship trophy.