#Ellsworth AFB

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B-1 launching from Ellsworth AFB

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B-1B, 28th Bomb Wing, Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota

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A B-1B coming in for a landing at Ellsworth AFB (Circa November 2024). Since its introduction into service in 1986, the Bone remains the fastest strategic bomber in the USAF inventory (Mach 1.25 capable).

@RealAirPower1 via X

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ELLSWORTH AFB, S.D. -- As the cold weather rolls in, Ellsworth crew chiefs continue to work diligently on the B-1B Lancer, Oct. 28. Airmen ensure they wear all the proper cold weather gear while working outside.

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A B-1B Bomber has just crashed near Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota. 🤔

No further details at this point.

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RedRipper24 on Flickr

61-4523 Martin Marietta LGM-25A Titan I

South Dakota Air and Space Museum Located at Box Elder, SD -- near Rapid City -- at Ellsworth AFB.

[lboogie1906]

General Richard Milo Clark (July 29, 1964) took command as top administrator of the Air Force Academy. Born in Frankfurt, he was one of six children in the blended family of former elementary schoolteacher Margo Hunter and stepfather Dr. Richard C. Hunter, who was once superintendent of schools in Baltimore and Richmond. A stellar high school athlete on the football and track teams, he started as a cadet at the Air Force Academy and was an outstanding football lineman.

He finished the Academy with a BA in Operations Research. He had become a graduate of the Squadron Officer School at Maxwell Air Force Base, National War College, National Defense University, and the Naval War College, and he studied security and foreign relations at Syracuse University and Harvard University. He earned an MS at Webster University in Human Resource Management; attended the weapons school at Ellsworth AFB and was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Maryland.

He logged nearly 5,000 flight hours starting with training planes. He flew 400 hours during the Iraq War and was given the Distinguished Flying Cross.

After command assignments at the Pentagon, Air Force bases in the US, and service as director of Joint Interagency Task Force-Iraq, and Multi-National Force-Iraq in Baghdad, Iraq, he returned to his alma mater as Commandant of Cadets. He was in charge of the Third Air Force. He was back at the Pentagon as deputy chief of staff, Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear Integration, Headquarters Air Force.

President Donald Trump nominated him to become superintendent of the Air Force Academy. He was the first to serve as the Academy’s African American chief and as a former Commandant of Cadets to return to lead the Academy. His many recognitions are the Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Combat Action Medal, Aerial Achievement Medal, Bronze Star Medal with oak leaf cluster, and Nuclear Deterrence Operations Service Medal. He is married to Amy and has a daughter. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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A NEW issue of “Paranormal Underground” magazine is now online at www.paranormalunderground.net!

In this issue of “Paranormal Underground” magazine, our Case Files of the Unknown section features mysteries of Mount Everest, including ghost, Yeti and UFO encounters; a legislative probe into aerial mysteries; and 10 top cryptid sightings.

Also in this issue, we profile reiki master, psychic medium, and paranor­mal researcher Danielle Diva Borozan; two crowdfunded paranormal TV shows: “New Blood” and “Inhuman Beings”; and “The Close Encounters of J. Allen Hynek.”

And don’t miss articles about one man’s battle against evil in his own home, “The Mysteries & Secrets of Rosslyn Chapel Revealed,” and “Twilight Walkers: The Harbingers of the Paranormal.” Plus, read about the Ellsworth AFB UFO Incident, metaphysics in pop culture, how to read your angel numbers, and a shaman’s confrontation with a demonic entity!

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B-17F Trainer from Rapid City Army Air Base, South Dakota by TK622 Via Flickr: A unidentified B-17F from the Rapid City Army Air Base (Tail Code RC) in flight. At Rapid City B-17 crews were trained for deployment to Europe. Now it is called Ellsworth Air Force Base and is still home to bomber units. Ellsworth AFB was selected to be the preferred base for the B-21 Raider stealth bomber. Some surface damage was edited out of the photo, those edits only affected the sky and a bit of the ground.

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Lockheed P-3A Orion - Ellsworth AFB - 6 Oct 1977

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An Ellsworth B-1B on Bomber Task Force 25-1 at Andersen AFB, Guam, Jan. 21, 2025. Makes them unlikely for FFD, so Dyess possibly if B-1s.. [USAF Pic]

@kadonkey via X

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A B-1B Lancer assigned to the 28th Bomb Wing, Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota, takes off for a Red Flag-Nellis 23-2 mission, at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, March 23, 2023. Photo by William Lewis, Nellis AFB Public Affairs

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WHEELS UP "AIRMAN BARBER GEN USAF" RAPTOR22 B1 LANCER SD ELLSWORTH AFB "INSTALLATION SIGNAL CORP 1NO"