Cape Cod Air Force Station Maintains Vigilance with Energy Stream

From Greenland in the north to Panama in the south and stretching out into the mid-Atlantic Ocean the 6th Space Warning Squadron at Cape Cod Air Force Station has the nation's back diligently monitoring both air and space keeping America safe.The 6th Space Warning Squadron is a geographically

SMDC general visits Soldiers

Lt. Gen. David L. Mann, commanding general, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command, visited Company C, 53rd Signal Battalion, 1st Space Brigade, Jan. 14 in Landstuhl.During his visit, Mann received an update from Capt. Jessica Yahn, Company C commander, and her

Peterson Museum a unique asset

Located within buildings that were constructed from 1928 through 1941, the Edward J. Peterson Air and Space Museum here is a free unique asset dedicated to telling the story of Peterson AFB, Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station and the North American Aerospace Defense Command."With only 11 field

Wing Warfit: First we run, then popcorn!

Plenty of professional development opportunities for Team Pete

For anyone needing to brush up on any skills, meet any core training requirements or gain professionally beneficial knowledge - the Professional Development Center is your ticket.The Peterson Professional Development Center, located in the Force Development Center building, provides leadership and

A2D2: the impact is real

When 10 p.m. rolls around every Friday and Saturday night, the Eclipse Cyber Café at Peterson Air Force Base hosts a group of Airmen awaiting the opportunity to keep their wingmen and the community out of harm's way.Airmen Against Drunk Driving is a private organization, fondly referred to as A2D2

Space security expert speaks in series

Distinguished space security expert and author Dr. James Clay Moltz will launch the National Security Space Institute's speaker series with his presentation "Asia's Rise in Space and Implications for the United States," Jan. 29 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Base Auditorium, Bldg. 1440, on Peterson

Airmen mud run for exercise fun

Running a race course can be a daunting event all on its own, but add obstacles such as tunnel crawls, tire steps, wall climbs, water slides cargo nets and whatever else the course designer throws out there and you have an extreme obstacle course. Now fill it with mud and you have a race that is

Peterson selected for Frames of Choice testing

For those who find the number of frame choices for military prescription eyewear somewhat limited, there is an opportunity for more options during a demand test running through late February.Peterson Air Force Base is one of only 10 Air Force bases selected to participate in the Naval Ophthalmic

Paper Recycling at Peterson Air Force Base

"I thought paper could be recycled?" The 21 CES Environmental Team hears this a lot.  And yes, in a typical recycling world, paper is a great candidate for recycling. But here at Peterson AFB we have a 100% shred policy. Shredded paper in its 1/4-inch wide strips and pulverized paper (fine dust)