Red Flag…where pilots prove what they’re made of

More than 100 aircraft from 17 different units with more than 2700 people have come here to participate in Red Flag 13-2. Aircraft depart the base twice a day to participate in a wide-variety of realistic combat missions."It is by far the closest we can get to combat without actually going," said

MHAFB receives 87.17 percent from LCAP inspection

As part of the Logistics Compliance Inspection Program, a team from Air Combat Command has been quietly reviewing and evaluating personnel here throughout the past week.These members of the inspection team have reviewed virtually every aspect of maintenance and flightline operations as well as key

Tanja honored by fellow Defenders

AFAF needs support

Since its inception, the Air Force has embraced a strong sense of community by promoting programs aimed at taking care of its Airmen.One such program, The Air Force Assistance Fund, is set to receive donations from MHAFB personnel Feb. 4 through March 15."The AFAF is the umbrella to four charitable

DOD's oldest working dog retires

For a few weeks in January, MHAFB held the distinction of having the longest-serving military working dog in the Department of Defense.Base leadership, fellow Defenders and other members of the Gunfighter family came out to say farewell to Tanja as she left the 366th Security Forces Squadron kennels

Snow blankets Mtn Home AFB again

Intelligence flight takes trip to petting zoo

When most units arrive to participate in Red Flag 13-2, they usually begin by setting up their temporary workstations and finding appropriate lodging in preparation to participate in a unique training exercise. However, Airmen from the 366th Operations Support Squadron decided to jump right into