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News

  • Bioenvironmental Engineering Reports Water Quality

    ColoradoSprings Utilities (CSU) supplies drinking water to Peterson AFB.  Base personnel can get the facts about thewater they drink from the recently released CSU - 2016 Water Quality Report.  This report (reporting period 1 Jan – 31 Dec 15)informs the public about the water quality and services

  • Keep looking up: Football legend urges Airmen to face problems

    Don’t be ashamed to admit you have problems, everyone has them and probably more than you do,” said Heisman Trophy winner and pro football legend Herschel Walker. Walker visited Peterson Air Force Base June 8, sharing the story of his battle with Dissociative Identity Disorder (Multiple Personality

  • Peterson lives the Green Dot

    The Air Force partnered with the non-profit Green Dot organization to provide violence prevention education and tools to Airmen over the next five years. Implementers at Peterson Air Force Base have already begun the process to educate Airmen on the topic.

  • Best Warriors face off for top honors

    Six of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command’s top warriors faced off this week to determine who would be the command’s Best Warriors.

  • Peterson, community respond to Air Force Thunderbird crash

    Peterson Air Force Base personnel, along with civilian community partners, provided emergency response June 2 to the crash of an Air Force Thunderbird F-16C Fighting Falcon.Thunderbird 6 was on final approach following a demonstration at the U.S. Air Force Academy.The pilot, Maj. Alex Turner, was

  • Peterson's Aquatic Center is now Open

    Children of Team Pete enjoy their first day in the newly renovated Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., Aquatic Center on June 6, 2016. New features include scampering across an inflatable obstacle course or using the pools climbing wall. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Amber Grimm)

  • Member of Team Pete rescues neighbor

    What began as a peaceful day of listening to the radio and painting the deck in his back yard quickly became a serious situation when Gary Roberts, recreational aid with Outdoor Recreation at Peterson Air Force Base, heard cries for help.