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  • Peterson Bowling Center gets a facelift

    Renovations are underway for the Peterson Air Force Base Bowling Center and expected to be completed by Dec. 15.The bowling center was in need of an update to old equipment for some time and funding came just in time to install new ball returns, carpet and furniture said Larry Mullis, 21st Force

  • Team Pete groups join to support deployed Airmen

    For those deployed around the globe, even the most simple, typical creature comforts can become important when they are not accessible. To help a little bit around the holidays, three groups from Peterson Air Force Base are stepping in to share some spirit.In collaboration with the Peterson 5/6

  • Battlefield acupuncture allows quicker recovery time

    The Air Force has always been innovative when creating new and better ways to accomplish the mission, and another new way they are paving the way is with an increasingly popular medical treatment known as "battlefield acupuncture," a form of auricular acupuncture.Acupuncture is one method of

  • Twins reunite aboard USS Roosevelt’s Tiger Cruise

    It's often difficult to tell twins apart. They do everything together and are inseparable, but that's not the case with my twin and I. We're very different.First of all, we're brother and sister - fraternal twins. We don't even look like siblings, much less twins. After high school, I went to

  • 14th Air Force Commander visits 21st Space Wing

    Lt. Gen. David J. Buck, commander, 14th Air Force (Air Forces Strategic), Air Force Space Command; and commander, Joint Functional Component Command for Space, U.S. Strategic Command, made his inaugural visit to Peterson Air Force Base since taking command in August 2015.After visiting several 21st

  • Spreading Thanksgiving bounty

    The Peterson Diamond Council led by example and demonstrated what a good wingman does around the holidays. The group of first sergeants, along with vendors from the Peterson Air Force Base Commissary, made sure Airmen of Team Pete have all the necessary components of a solid Thanksgiving meal.The

  • MAFFS reservists reflect on season’s surge capability, mission challenges

    In early October the National Interagency Fire Center lowered the National Wildfire Preparedness level to one, its lowest level of five indicating national large fire activity had reduced to minimal levels. With this, and with what appears to be the end of hot, dry conditions in the western U.S.,