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Exchange enlisted advisor visits Cavalier

The senior enlisted advisor for the Army & Air Force Exchange Service visited Cavalier AFS April 18."Cavalier Air Force Station is the smallest installation I've ever visited" said Chief Master Sgt. Jeffry Helm. During his visit, he toured the exchange and met with Cavalier personnel and family

SARC presenter asks: Can I Kiss You?

How do you know when it's time to make your move? That's the first question comedian Mike Domitrz asked Airmen who attended his show April 19. The answer: Ask. "Nobody teaches you how to ask," Domitrz said. Body language is misinterpreted, he said, and making a move doesn't give the other person a

April 28 marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Peterson Air Force Base

In April of 1942, America's situation looked grim. It entered World War II almost five months earlier, following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and other military bases in Hawaii. There were defeats and set-backs all over the Pacific, as America lost ground in the Philippine Islands, Guam, Wake

Officials account for change to travel card program

It's a change that many Airmen may not notice, but this summer the Air Force will be switching travel cards from the Controlled Spend Account card back to the former Government Travel Card system. According to 1st Lt. Laura Kerns, financial services flight commander, officials decided to switch to

Wing phases out flight suits effective May 1

Some Airmen at Peterson who have been issued flight suits will need to hang them up for good May 1. On April 10, a policy letter released from Gen. William L. Shelton, commander of Air Force Space Command, directed personnel assigned to AFSPC to stop wearing flight suits, the green flight jacket and

Warrior Games come to Colorado Springs

The U.S. Olympic Committee and the Department of Defense are bringing the Warrior Games to Colorado Springs April 30-May 5.The Warrior Games is an Olympic-style event created in 2010 and open to all wounded, ill and injured military members and veterans. This year, more than 200 wounded, ill and

Peterson dental lab crosses into the Blue(cam)

The professionals at the Peterson Area Dental Lab are adding a new tool to their arsenal: the Bluecam bench top scanner. The innovative Bluecam technology will enable the Area Dental Lab's all-ceramic team to leap to the next level of dental laboratory technology in creating dental crowns.A dental

Innovation in action

Early warning radars have been a work-horse of the United States' missile warning network for more than 30 years. This network, called the Integrated Tactical Warning and Attack Assessment network, is comprised of multiple systems which detect and track intercontinental and sea-launched ballistic