Chief's Choice award recipient

The Colorado Springs Area Chief's Group recently awarded a coveted Chief's Choice Award to Airman 1st Class Aarial N. Vallejo from the 21st Comptroller Squadron. Airman Vallejo was nominated for the award by Chief Master Sgt. Scott Barbier, USAF Academy Band, for her customer service and

New Air Force Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Web site

To reinforce the Air Force's commitment to eliminating incidents of sexual assault, officials here have debuted a new Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Web site to raise awareness and provide prevention training, education, and victim advocacy. "Sexual assault is absolutely inconsistent with

Peterson fire fighters take part in 'Rumble in the Rockies'

New 21st FSS commander ready to serve

Peterson welcomes new CE commander

Class bridges communication gap

A new communication class began at Peterson Air Force Base Airman and Family Readiness Center in June. The class provides servicemembers and their families an opportunity to engage in an open educational setting. The new class develops skills in work place communication, getting along with others

Peterson-based CAP makes contributions statewide

On June 22, the 21st Operations Group had a change of command ceremony at Hangar 119, the location of Colorado Wing Headquarters, Civil Air Patrol. The change of command was well attended, but what was not known to them is that the Civil Air Patrol also had an active mission going on at the same

First Knight

Staff Sgt. Karla Gunn was selected for this week's First Knight award. This award is designed to recognize outstanding Airmen and civilians each week for the work they do every day. Name: Karla D. Gunn Unit: 21st Medical Support Squadron Duty Title: Medical records section, noncommissioned officer

Airmen, civilians without ID will be detoured to Visitors’ Center

It's 7 a.m. and Airman Snuffy wakes up 20 minutes behind schedule, throws on a uniform and heads to Peterson. He pulls up to the gate and reaches for his identification card, only to find it missing. He smiles sheepishly when it's his turn to pass through and explains to the sentry that he must have

Eat their dust! Cheyenne Mountain SFS Airmen get ATV training