Space control squadrons celebrate proud heritage

The 380th and 16th Space Control Squadrons recently unveiled a heritage room for their members to reflect and add to years of history.Beginning with an empty room with white walls, Tech. Sgt. Christopher Gracey, 380th SPCS deputy flight chief, and Staff Sgt. Nicholas Armbruster, NCO in charge of

Learning to master a lofty frontier

The National Security Space Institute in the Moorman Space Education and Training Center at Peterson Air Force Base is a relative newcomer to Peterson AFB, opening three years ago.Since its opening, about 800 space professionals, from a variety of military services and countries of origin, pass

Supplements: Awareness is serious matter

Health, fitness and energy are important considerations for all Airmen, however when does pursuing them result in potential and real problems?Supplements, health foods and energy drinks may be popular and even come with approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but that doesn't ensure

Team Thule celebrates Armed Forces Day

The 821st Air Base Group opened Thule Air Base April 4-5 for its Armed Forces Day celebration.The event provided the opportunity for U.S. service members and the local Danish community to build relations with the local Greenlandic villages. Visitors from Qaanaaq and the surrounding villages

Team Pete marks sexual assault prevention month

A day in the life of a dental lab technician

Dentures, crowns and night guards are just some of the unusual products made at the Peterson Area Dental Lab for personnel worldwide.Senior Airman Jonathon Stambaugh has been a lab technician for the ADL for more than two years, working on crowns along with other projects. He also trains and assists

Air Force squadron calls Fort Carson home

Officially, service members assigned to the 13th Air Support Operations Squadron are U.S. Airmen, but if one were to judge them by what they do, Soldier seems an equally fitting title.They not only deploy along with 4th Infantry Division Soldiers, they eat, live, breathe and fight alongside

Special Operations symposium held at Peterson

A day with the High Frontier Honor Guard

Standing in front of the family of a fallen hero, a retirement, a community event or a sports stadium -- different venues with the common objective to display the American and Air Force flags with precision.The High Frontier Honor Guard graduates 45 Airmen a year to become ceremonial guardsmen.

Air Force Safety Center sponsors Fall Protection Focus weeks

The 21st Space Wing Ground Safety Office will sponsor Fall Protection Focus weeks from May 4-15. This initiative is a partnership with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health's campaign "National Safety Stand-Down."During fiscal