Army Astronauts train in Houston

SHARP Summit takes back-to-basics approach

About 40 service members and civilians from various locations throughout the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command met at the command's operational headquarters here for the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention, or SHARP, summit Jan. 28-29.The purpose

SELs Given Glimpse Of Daily Front-Line Missions, Local Preparations For Larger-Scale Disasters

It's cool outside as the sun drops and families settle in for the night just as they do each day in the Pacific Northwest. At the dinner table, slight vibrations are felt and seen as drinks sway in their glasses -- a subtle sign of just another small tremor, one of hundreds that occur yearly in this

First high school resilience camp set for March

The 21st Force Support Squadron is hosting the first ever Front Range High School Winter Resiliency Camp March 4-7 at Golden Bell Camp and Conference Center near Divide.The camp is for youth from Peterson, Schriever, Buckley Air Force Bases and the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado, Kirtland AFB in

Reduction in Force: It’s about the position

Though facing a layoff is never fun, the Civilian  Personnel Section is doing all it can to help place and assist affected civilian employees keep jobs and find the help they need in the midst of a civilian layoff, referred to as "Reduction in Force."Col. Doug Schiess, 21st Space Wing Commander, and

Former NFL player visits Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station

Final Friday features Thule Air Base theme

Peterson hosts ribbon cutting for new medical facilities

 The 21st Medical Group hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Feb. 8 to celebrate the completion of renovations to the main Medical Clinic, building 959, Medical Group Annex, building 725, and the Area Dental Lab, building 2012.The three-phase, $18 million construction project began in 2012 and was a

Speaker optimistic about space cooperation

Developing space capabilities in Asian countries like China, Japan, India, South Korea and North Korea certainly call for close attention and current developments require greater U.S. attention and engagement if existing Asian rivalries in space are to be prevented from spilling over into conflict,

Airman earns elite Army Ranger tab

What started out as curiosity became a great responsibility then turned into a rare achievement."Knowing I was the sole representative of the Air Force, it was bigger than just me," said Senior Airman Aaron Inch, 13th Air Support Operations Squadron radio operator maintainer and driver, "I was there