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  • ‘Strength is for defending’ is theme of Sexual Assault Awareness Month

    Peterson Air Force Base began its Sexual Assault Awareness Month April 1 to raise recognition about one of the military's most under-reported crimes. This year's Sexual Assault Month theme is "My strength is for defending," a theme that according to Jeanine Arnold, 21st Space Wing Sexual Assault

  • Peterson Airmen, civilians can track careers with ADP

    Active-duty officers and government civilians may more effectively track their career progression with the latest phase two of the Airmen Development Plan that launched March 31. Second lieutenants to lieutenant colonels will use ADP, including government civilians to track their career fields, said

  • Peterson 'ready to roll' with Air Force's new EO hotline number

    The Air Force released its new toll-free Equal Opportunity hotline designed to serve active-duty, Guard, Reserve and civilians ensure unlawful discrimination and sexual harassment concerns are quickly identified and addressed.  "Callers can receive assistance without disclosing who they are," said

  • Peterson is part of energy renewing team

    The 21st Space Wing is becoming more involved in the push toward energy independence through a Pikes Peak regional collaborative to develop renewable energy. As part of the Regional Utilities Working Group, the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron is partnering with the joint and coalition team to win the

  • Phase II of Air Force’s NCO retraining program begins

     Two deadlines are quickly approaching for Airmen identified for retraining under Phase II of the Air Force Noncommissioned Officer Retraining Program. These Airmen must submit a retraining request by April 6 and must also complete a retraining package by April 29 for the Air Force specialty code

  • Peterson to receive $30 million from ARRA

    Peterson is scheduled to receive approximately $30 million as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, released by the Office of Management and Budget March 23. The ARRA funding will finance a multitude of wing projects ranging from new buildings, existing building renovations, road

  • Fifth CMSAF visits Peterson

    Approximately 200 Airmen battled high winds, widening snow drifts and increasingly foul weather to attend former Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Robert Gaylor's presentation at the base auditorium March 26. Chief Gaylor's speech, titled "High Tech versus High Touch," focused on staying

  • Local chiefs remember CMSAF Paul Airey's 'lifetime of contributions'

    Paul W. Airey, the first chief master sergeant of the Air Force, died March 11 in Panama City, Fla., at the age of 86. If becoming the first Airman to attain the Air Force's highest enlisted position was not a laudable enough achievement for some, Chief Airey's life was filled with many other

  • Peterson promotes diversity, equal opportunity

    Officials in the Air Force Equal Opportunity Office and the Strategic Diversity Integration Office joined forces to produce a video that demonstrates the commitment of senior Air Force leaders to diversity and equal opportunity programs. "I encourage all 21st Space Wing Airmen to view video titled