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  • Airman found guilty at general court-martial

    On April 25, a panel of officers convicted Staff Sgt. Mark Evans, 821st Security Forces Squadron stationed at Thule Air Base, Greenland, of forcible rape and assault consummated by a battery of a German national at a general court-martial here. Evans was charged with the forcible rape of the German

  • Thule Air Base continues Operation Boxtop support

    At the northernmost permanently inhabited place on earth, approximately 508 miles from the North Pole, more than 60 personnel conduct signals intelligence at Canadian Forces Station Alert, and its detachment stations.By nature of their austere geographical location and with limited access during the

  • Peterson AFB hosts 2014 Armed Forces Community Run

    Peterson AFB will host the fifth-annual Armed Forces Community Run at 8 a.m. May 10 here.The event is open to the general public and includes a 5k and 10k run throughout the base. Runners are required to register online, at one of the three locations listed below or on the day of the race. Be sure

  • High Frontier Honor Guard represents very best in military tradition

    Posting of the colors is a time-honored military tradition used to mark and designate an official event or ceremony, and the High Frontier Honor Guard ensures it is done correctly and with professionalism.At full staffing, the honor guard consists of about 15 members. These Airmen typically operate

  • Security forces Airmen participate in tactical training

    Tactical training including weapons proficiency and suspect apprehension was on the agenda recently for a 21st Security Forces Squadron Airman. First Lt. Anthony Loden, 21st SFS weapons and tactics officer, was one of the many members Air Force-wide to participate in the specialized weapons and

  • Peterson celebrates Month of the Military Child

    April was designated the Month of the Military Child by Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger in 1986, recognizing the contribution the military child makes as their parent or parents serve in the armed forces.Military children may face several obstacles growing up including frequent moves,

  • Recycling program in dorms helps keep Peterson green

    Have you ever held an item in your hand just before tossing it into the trash bin and thought, should I recycle this? The new dorm recycling program was created to help make this choice easy.Recycling is good for the environment and helps reduce pollution and waste in landfills and oceans, but for

  • Cop’s corner

    During March, the 21st Security Forces Squadron, along with facility parking wardens, issued 151 traffic citations. Citations included registration and driver's license offenses, operating a vehicle while using a cellular telephone, and failing to stop or yield. Drivers were suspended for various

  • 21st Space Wing reaches inspection milestone

    The 21st Space Wing was recently recognized by the Air Force Inspector General as the first active duty or Reserve wing in the Air Force to fully implement the Air Force Inspection System and become commander's inspection program capable. Leveraging an outstanding test bed effort on the part of U.S.