Ellsworth AFB
Web Site
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Ellsworth AFB has been on
this site since January 2, 1942. It was originally called the Rapid City
Army Air Base and was a training location for B-17 Flying Fortress crews.
Ellsworth AFB, which is now home to the B-1B
Lancer, is rich in history
and full of pride. The 28th Bomb Wing is Ellsworth's host wing. The wing
is assigned to the 8th Air Force under Air Combat Command.
For those who are inprocessing
we have tried to provide a rich source of information to help you with
your transition.
Ellsworth is 12 miles east
of Rapid City, S.D. The relationship between Ellsworth and Rapid City is
exemplified by Ellsworth's main entrance, constructed to symbolize a B-52.
It was a gift from the citizens of Rapid City.
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SSgt J. Brent Michalski and Amn Angelique Blackmon
of the 28th Communications Squadron.