Ghouls on the run

Thule boilers save big in first year

In 2011, five exhaust boilers were installed at Thule Air Base, Greenland, to decrease the amount of JP-8 fuel used for heating the base and ultimately, save money. Thule has five locomotive-style engines in its M-Plant that generate electricity for the base, according to Randy Pieper, 21st Civil

Leaders hold state of wing, civic social

Team Pete teams up for friendly competition

Brush up on snow call procedures

Winter doesn't officially start until December but a winter storm could happen any day. According to Capt. Debbie Swetland, 21st Operations Support Squadron weather flight commander, this winter is anticipated to be warmer and drier than average, the snowiest periods being in mid-December, early

Cyber readiness team snares Gold Knight

Mission ready

Dangers of distracted driving

During an 11-mile commute to work this week on Highway 24, I observed countless drivers engaged in many activities, from holding conversations with their passengers to talking on their cell phones and sending text messages. I also saw two women applying their makeup. Any activity that may divert a

Scruff McGruff takes a bite out of Crime Prevention Month

A miniature model of Scruff McGruff the Crime Fighting Dog, used to educate "taking a bite out of crime", stands at the back of the classroom. There is a knock at the door and all the children yell out in amazement as they turn around and see a life-size McGruff at the door. Immediately he is

Wingman day time to refresh, build teams

To maintain resiliency, we must pause to refresh, reflect and get away from the normal day-to-day workload. Wingman day is a wonderful opportunity to take the much needed break, build camaraderie, discuss issues of concern, and strengthen individual and unit health. In November 2011, the 21st Space