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  • Chapel team comes together for one of their own

    Deployment can be trying for a family with all the changes in routine and dealing with life in the absence of a family member. But when personal tragedies like the loss of multiple loved ones happen at the same time the toll can become very difficult to deal with.When the family of Chaplain (Lt.

  • Condor Crest: Widespread exercises prepare wing

    There were helicopter crashes, blizzards, gas line explosions, active shooters, communication outages, suspicious objects and individuals running through security gates. You are not watching the latest Hollywood disaster blockbuster movie from a famous director; rather it is the latest 21st Space

  • Detachment 4 graduates first training class

    The newest addition to the 21st Operations Group is not wasting any time fulfilling its mission to train Airmen in the use of Upgraded Early Warning Radar. The detachment is a geographically separated unit of the 21st Space Wing located at Beale Air Force Base near Yuba City, California.The

  • CBRN Summit Addresses Cross-border Collaboration

    More than 120 representatives from civilian and military agencies across the U.S. and Canada gathered here for the Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Summit Feb. 3 and 4, despite the massive snowstorm that closed the base for two days prior.The CBRN Summit, hosted by U.S. Northern

  • CMSAF visits NORAD and USNORTHCOM, speaks with local Airmen

    The Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force visited Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, February 10-12, to meet with Airmen from nearby bases and tour North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command.Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Cody held two All Calls at Peterson to thank

  • Following established rules key to drone ownership

    The Federal Aviation Administration estimated more than one million UAVs were sold during the year-end holiday season. With that many new drones added to existing numbers federal, state and local officials are concerned about safety, security and privacy related to these remotely-piloted craft.Some

  • Fire crews team up to provide better emergency response

    A spate of fires on Fort Carson recently brought to light the need for fire and emergency crews to respond quickly to situations that can flare up anywhere at any time.The Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station Fire and Emergency Services Team was there to help."We work together often," said Chris