AFOSI works to eliminate Fraud, Waste and Abuse

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations needs your help in identifying and reporting fraudulent activities.Besides our general crimes, counterintelligence, and research and technology protection missions, a significant amount of AFOSI's resources are assigned to fraud investigations.In the

Sasa (hello) from Kenya

Everyone gets a little home sick every now and then - especially when you're serving in the military. For most of us, a quick phone call, a letter or trip home can help dissuade the feeling, but when home is 8,861 miles away, it's not that simple.Staff Sgt. Johnson Njenga was born and raised in

Airman finds comfort in artwork

Spending work hours fulfilling the Air Force mission to fly, fight and win ... in air, space and cyberspace can be taxing. However there are a number of ways to express creativity and individualism that serve as therapy for those tasked with keeping the nation safe.The American Art Therapy

Aquatic Center offers range of amenities

For the Airmen looking for a more intense workout or for those who want to get in some cardio with as little running as possible, think about going for a good swim on base!The Peterson Air Force Base Aquatic Center is under new management and is ready to make the available services even better.

AF launches MyVector, mentorship resources for Airmen

The Air Force recently launched an improved and re-branded Career Path Tool, called MyVector, which encourages mentorship between Airmen at all levels.The first step in the success of MyVector is for Airmen to volunteer to be mentors and share their experience and expertise with other

First Time Climbing Pikes Peak? Know Before You Go!

Senior Airman Tiffany DeNault, 21st Space Wing public affairs specialist, and Austin Lundberg are always looking for a good challenge. They didn't have to look very far to realize they see a huge challenge almost every day--Pikes Peak. The pair decided to prepare themselves to climb this 14,114

Cheyenne Mountain, Cape Cod gain Federal recognition

When the list of winners for the 2015 Federal Energy and Water Management Awards was announced July 17, two of them were from the 21st Space Wing. Cape Cod Air Force Station and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, geographically separated units of the wing, were each recognized by the Federal

Peterson tests medical response during exercise

COP’S CORNER – JUNE 2015

During June, the 21st Security Forces Squadron, along with facility parking wardens issued 60 traffic citations. The majority of citations were written for speed violations. Drivers were suspended for various offenses including excessive speed, driving while using a cell phone, and driving on a

Logistics is key at the Top of the World

THULE AIR BASE, Greenland - Logistics anywhere in the Air Force is all about planning. Making sure everyone has the supplies necessary to complete the mission. But what if the time frame for getting the majority of supplies is severely limited?The Airmen at the Top of the World know exactly how that