You are not forgotten

A jet cutting through the cool, overcast sky provided a somber backdrop for the Peterson POW/MIA ceremony Sept. 20 at the base chapel.The guest speaker was retired Col. Paul Robinson, an Air Force pilot taken as a POW in Vietnam July 1, 1972. He was held captive until March 28, 1973, when he was

#PetePerformance: Find your adventure

Hiking, biking, snowboarding and whitewater rafting are just a few adventures that await Airmen in the vast outdoor playground that is Colorado. With the assistance of Outdoor Recreation, your adventure can be affordable and hassle-free.As a part of the Morale, Welfare and Recreation program,

On demand fitness

21st SW launches pre-emptive strike against sister wing

In a covert and daring nighttime insertion, an elite team of company grade officers from the 21st Space Wing launched OPERATION SPIRIT ROCK Sept. 19.Armed only with two cans of paint and a desire to strike fear deep into the 50th Space Wing, the team maneuvered deep into the enemy stronghold under

Joint team clears flood debris from mountain entrance

CMAFS Airmen are receiving unwavering support from 4th Infantry Division Soldiers, stationed at Fort Carson, Colo., who are clearing tons of debris from the primary tunnel entrance.For several days, Colorado was saturated with torrential rains, which flooded and devastated many areas across the

Getting serious about SAPR

Maj. Gen. Margaret Woodward, director of the Air Force Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office of the Vice Chief of Staff, and her team spent the day discussing the topic of sexual assault with several groups of Team Pete Airmen Sept. 11.The visit here was the 11th of 14 installation visits

Storytellers: Share, inspire, heal

Nearly 100 people packed into the ballroom of The Club to see Team Pete's inaugural Storytellers event on the morning of Sept. 12.Storytellers was created to encourage Airmen to share their stories, to get the stories out in the open and to watch those stories change lives.Tech. Sgt. Kimberly

Cheyenne Mountain remembers 9/11, 12 years later

A large, twisted, steel girder stands on display as a reminder to all passersby of the severity and importance of the work that goes on inside Cheyenne Mountain.A room full of distinguished visitors, civilians and military service members honored and remembered those who died Sept. 11, 2001, and the

Best flu treatment is prevention

As the aspens begin to change, winter weather is not far behind. Accompanying that wintery weather are the coughs, sniffles and fevers of flu season.The 21st Medical Group has already begun vaccination in anticipation of flu season. Currently all medical personnel, first responders and child

Mouth guards: A smart choice for protecting teeth

Autumn is almost here and with it, the beginning of many sports activities. Each year, thousands of people sustain injuries to the face while playing sports. Most people associate mouth guard use with sports such as football, hockey or basketball, but injuries to the face occur in nearly every