Superintendent course comes to Peterson

Twenty five Front Range senior NCOs graduated from Peterson's first superintendent course at the Professional Development Center, June 29-30.The course focused on the basic requirements of the superintendent position, part of the leadership "triad" with the commander and first sergeant.Unlike a

Chapel barbecue draws hundreds

Enlisted evaluation, promotion systems to use new EPR forms, forced distribution, stratification restrictions

Personnel experts from Headquarters Air Force and the Air Force Personnel Center visited Peterson Air Force Base June 22 to conduct Enlisted Evaluation System and Weighted Airman Promotion System changes town halls. Included were leadership briefings and questions and answer sessions on the changes

Cyber inspection coming to Peterson

From Aug. 3-7, the Defense Information Systems Agency will conduct a Command Cyber Readiness Inspection at Peterson Air Force Base.The CCRI is a U.S. Cyber Command inspection which focuses on:· Validate 21st Space Wing cybersecurity compliance against Department of Defense standards· Provide

Young girl listens in school, saves mother's life

Nobody would blame Sanyla Boyd if she had not paid close attention to the school lesson about how to call 9-1-1 that pivotal Thursday. If she would have been entertaining thoughts about riding her scooter or her best friend's bike, or playing tea party with her younger sister Shaian. After all,

Peterson Airmen participate in 2015 Port Dawg Challenge

Aerial Porters from the 39th Aerial Port Squadron competed in the 2015 Port Dawg Challenge at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia on June 18.The three-day bi-annual event brought 26 aerial port squadrons from across the command to compete for the coveted "Top Dawg" trophy."This competition brings a

Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station gets new commander

Air Force Rugby Sevens team practices at Peterson

Payments coming from $60 million student loan company settlement

Service members with student loans may soon receive settlement checks in the mail as the result of a Department of Justice lawsuit.  Checks were mailed beginning June 12 to nearly 78,000 service members affected by a settlement the Department of Justice reached with Navient (formerly Sallie Mae) for

Airmen get to fly…inside

The Chapel hosted a retreat for 25 top performing Airmen, picked by leadership, to go to IFly World for the day on June, 19.Before loading on to the bus for their day of adventures, Chief Master Sgt. Idalia Peele, 21st Space Wing command chief and Chaplain (Maj.) Matthew Boarts, 21st SW wing