GREAT FALLS, Mont. — A vehicle accident on the Malmstrom Air Force Base has killed one Airmen and injured five more, according to a report from the Air Force Base. According to the report the accident ...

One Airman is dead and five injured after a vehicle accident on Malmstrom Air Force Base on Saturday, according to a news release from Malmstrom. The news release said three Airmen were hurt in the ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — Air Force Global Strike Command will hold a public virtual town hall meeting on June 4 to discuss the results of a study focused on assessing cancer concerns raised by missile ...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Malmstrom Air Force Base has taken a significant step in nuclear modernization with the activation of Detachment 11. This new unit will play a crucial role in transitioning to the ...

HELENA - Montana's lone Air Force base will lose one-fourth of its nuclear missile stockpile, the U.S. military said Monday. Fifty Minuteman III missiles and five missile-alert facilities overseen ...

Lawmakers may soon order an independent redo of an ongoing Air Force study on possible cancer risk in personnel manning its nuclear missiles. A provision in the House's draft defense policy bill would ...

An operational MH-139 arrives at Malmstrom AFB, Montana. Credit: Boeing As senators raise new concerns about proposed funding cuts, Boeing delivered the first operational MH-139 Grey Wolf helicopter ...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Every two years, Malmstrom Air Force Base welcomes a new commander for the 341st Missile Wing. On June 5, they welcomed a familiar face as the new wing commander, Col. Daniel J.

Airmen from Malmstrom Air Force Base were among a joint team of Air Force Global Strike Command personnel who launched an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile early Wednesday from ...

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) -- An officer stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base has been charged with sexually assaulting a female co-worker while the two were in a bunker controlling nuclear missiles.

Security forces at an Air Force base in Montana failed to stop a simulated capture of a nuclear weapon, revealing a "critical deficiency," according to internal documents obtained by the Associated ...