This Could Be the B-21 Raider's First Outdoor Hangar The service has erected a temporary prototype "Environmental Protection Shelter" at Ellsworth Air Force Base.
Ellsworth Airman Sentenced to 18 Years in Killing of His 6-Month-Old Son A military jury found 27-year-old James Cunningham guilty of murder in the March 2020 death of his son, Zachariah.
Person Detained at Ellsworth Air Force Base Main Gate The main gate at the base was closed for about four hours after the individual showed up.
B-1 Bombers Return from Saudi Arabia as B-2s, B-52s Head to Europe B-1B Lancers have returned stateside after a short trip to Saudi Arabia's Prince Sultan Air Base.
Air Force IDs Ellsworth Airman Found Dead Off Base Twenty-four-year-old Senior Airman William Horton was a B-1 Journeyman with the 28th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron.
Ellsworth Airman, Good Samaritan Struck and Killed in Ditch The Highway Patrol Tuesday identified the victim of Friday's crash as 25-year-old Airman Rueben Gilbert.
Air Force Reveals First Operational Base for Futuristic B-21 Bomber The Air Force has picked Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota, to be its first operational B-21 bomber base.
Air Force Unit Blows Up Navy Projectiles Damaged in Montana Crash The crash involving a military truck and two commercial trucks happened in severe winter conditions in southeastern Montana.
Ellsworth Air Force Base Uses Cannons to Prevent Bird Collisions Ellsworth Air Force Base has implemented a new $150,000 bird abatement system.
Ellsworth Air Force Base Chosen for New Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile The military has chosen Ellsworth Air Force Base and its B-1 bombers for a new missile.
McClellan Still Swarms with Soldiers, Thanks to National Guard Since 2001, the Alabama Army National Guard site has played a significant role in preparing soldiers for Afghanistan.
FBI Joins Investigation of Traffic Stop Involving Black Army Officer State police asked that anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or had cellphone video of it, to contact them.
Photos on UFO Websites Were Shot by Navy Personnel, Pentagon Says DOD spokeswoman Susan Gough would not comment on what the images show.
Lawmakers Rush to Introduce Relief Bills as Military Toxic Exposures Come to Light Advocates and some lawmakers stress that the stars are aligned to pass significant legislation.
'I'm Very Proud of Him:' Sergeant Major of the Army Reacts to Black Lieutenant's Traffic Stop "He represented himself and our Army well through his calm, professional response to the situation -- I'm very proud of him."
