Sexual assault speaker addresses common myths

Sexual assault -- two words people don't like to talk about. However, according to a 2010 Gallup survey given to 100,000 active duty Air Force members, people should talk more. The results of the survey showed that only 17 percent of sexual assaults get reported.To help educate leaders on base, Col.

Winter driving safety checks and balances

It's that time of year again. College and pro football are back on television, the leaves are changing color and the snowflakes are beginning to fall. That's right! Winter is arriving and the question is, are you ready? Have you checked to ensure your car has been winterized? The time to check your

Wing aims for CFC success

Comm squadron team takes Gold Knight honors

The 21st Communications Squadron Load Transfer Team was named a Gold Knight recipient.The team spent numerous hours supporting the successful management of a complete power transfer to Building 1038 with no impact to operations, ensuring first responder command and control communications functioned

Snow call procedures keep personnel safe

Winter is just around the corner, and Colorado Springs has already seen a dusting of snow. Last year, there were six measurable snowfalls, and this year more are anticipated. When a winter storm does arrive, the decision is made early whether to open the base on time, have delayed reporting or a

In-home care nurtures, encourages creativity

When Duane Cook, Family Child Care provider, was studying elementary education in college, he didn't dream that one day he would be providing in-home child care. "I didn't even know that there was such a thing as FCC. I didn't even know that people could watch kids in their homes," Cook said. Cook,

Wing competes in 14th AF challenge

Program helps ease transition to civilian employment

Transitioning from the military environment to civilian employment presents many challenges, especially in the current economic climate.The Transition Assistance Program, a Department of Defense program hosted by the Airman and Family Readiness Center, is a five-day workshop designed to help equip

FSS launches new website

When the original 21st Force Support Squadron website launched in 2003, it was awesome, said Warren Schroeder, 21st FSS marketing director. Seven years later, the website had not gone under any kind of facelift and was quickly falling behind the times. "Technology had advanced to the point where we

Transitional weather 101

As the holiday season approaches, some may be traveling significant distances on the highways to spend time with family and friends. Before you depart, have safety in mind and plan your travel well. Conduct a solid personal risk assessment to ensure you have considered all of the potential risks