Chief Master Sergeant Scott Bradbury Commends Minot Air Force Base Personnel and Prioritizes Airmen Development
Chief Master Sergeant Scott Bradbury, the 5th Bomb Wing Command Chief at Minot Air Force Base, has expressed strong positive sentiments about the base and its personnel since his arrival in June. He describes Minot AFB as having 'a lot of hard working people crushing the mission every day.' Bradbury assumed his role in July when Col. Burrell took command of the 5th Bomb Wing, and his initial six months have been characterized as busy and challenging, aligning with his expectations. As the senior enlisted leader, Bradbury serves as Col. Burrell’s principal advisor on matters concerning readiness, professional development, discipline, welfare, and force utilization. His priorities include enhancing professional development opportunities across the installation, specifically focusing on providing first sergeants with development access, assisting young Airmen in becoming NCOs, and equipping NCOs with effective tools for further growth. He notes the installation has the largest population of first-term Airmen,...
