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A lockdown at Malmstrom Air Force Base was lifted Thursday afternoon hours after an active shooter alert on bas
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One-hundred-fifty nuclear missiles in central Montana are scheduled for replacement. Air Force officials visited the region this week to explain the project and answer questions. "Project Sentinel" is expected to hire up to 3,000 people as missiles installed across the West during the 1960s are replaced.
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Montana’s Air National Guard will receive eight new, long-awaited cargo planes to update their fleet. Montana’s 120th Airlift Wing is one of four National Guard locations across the country selected to receive new aircraft.
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The U.S. Air Force has found cancer-causing chemicals at two missile launch facilities in Montana.
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Jon Tester and Frank Kendall visited Malmstrom Air Force Base to learn the latest about cancers found in missileers and the flyover of a Chinese surveillance balloon.
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Across Montana there are hundreds of nuclear missile silos and launch facilities hidden in plain sight. If you didn't know what you were looking for, you probably wouldn't know what they were. So, why are there so many nuclear missile sites in Montana?
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State environmental officials are accepting public comment on a proposal to reissue a hazardous waste permit for Malmstrom Air Force Base.
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The Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls has declared a public health emergency. Base officials say the base does not have any confirmed cases of the…
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Montana small businesses received about half a billion dollars in 2018 through federal contracts. The federal government says it exceeded its small…
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is no longer considering using Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls to house unaccompanied migrant...