Peterson 'Knight' helps to put out coalition forces' fire

Airmen from the fire department and provost marshal's office along with Army medics responded to a structure fire in the Romanian Coalition Force Camp here at 8:26 a.m., April 11. The 407th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters and military police Airmen from the 407th Provost Marshal's

Olé LeMay: SVS wraps up AF-level ‘LeMay’ visit

Between April 7 and 11, Olé LeMay! was the cry heard from the 21st Services Squadron. From the moment the Gen. Curtis E. LeMay team arrived at Peterson the unit worked to exhibit a festive spirit, camaraderie and excellent standards to wow and amaze the inspectors. At the April 8 in brief, Col.

SVS commander thanks wing for LeMay award support

Editor's note: The following letter to 21st Space Wing members is from Maj. Mike Marvich, 21st Services Squadron commander. The letter thanks the Wing for the support rendered to the squadron during the Gen. Curtis E. LeMay Air Force-level award team inspection:To the men and women of the 21st Space

SECDEF to speak at NORAD anniversary ball

U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates is scheduled to speak at the North American Aerospace Defense Command 'Golden Jubilee' Ball May 12 at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo. The ball will feature a formal evening of dinner, entertainment, dancing and retrospectives as the command

Advanced academic degree, special experience exchange duties application deadline set

Officers considering advanced academic degree and experience broadening programs in 2009 have until June 6 to apply. Officers in space/missiles operations, intelligence, weather, logistics, civil engineering, program management, developmental engineering, communications and information, services,

SW commander visits Spain-based Airmen

Lunch offers taste of expeditionary cooking

No oven. No stove. Not even a microwave. Most people would find it hard, in such circumstances, to cater a lunch for roughly 50 people. But for the men and women of the 21st Services Squadron here, it was a piece of cake...Literally. Hosting an expeditionary lunch April 9 in honor of the Air Force

CGO Council Airmen run for Parkinson's Awareness

Five Rocky Mountain Company Grade Officers Council members raised $125 toward a charity run April 6 at America the Beautiful Park in downtown Colorado Springs. The combined Peterson-Schriever team participated in the first Colorado Parkinson's Awareness Run, headed by Capt. Daniel Harding from the

Motorcyle riders must follow PPE guidelines

April is, on average, the second deadliest month for motorcycle crashes, but riders can protect themselves by following the Air Force's personal protective equipment guidelines. A recent review of Air Force motorcycle data showed wearing the right gear really does help. The Air Force Safety Center

Team Colorado presses forward during volleyball season

On April 10, Team Colorado was cruising through the Peterson intramural competition undefeated and the odds on favorite to stay that way through the regular season according to most volleyball experts here. What those experts failed to notice was there is a very talented team that represents