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News

  • New eWAPS System at Vandenberg

    The new electronic Weighted Airman Promotion System will improve the testing process to a computer based platform that will be used by the entire Air Force.

  • Vandenberg Operations Town Hall

    The Vandenberg Operations Town Hall informed members about present and future operations and changes leadership plans to implement to increase Vandenberg’s capacity and agility.

  • 2023 Vandenberg Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

    The 2023 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony featured a gymnastics show, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts carols, a guest appearance from Santa Claus, and hot chocolate service at the Pacific Coast Club.

  • Republic of Korea Visits Vandenberg Space Force Base

    U.S. Space Force Col. Mark Shoemaker, Space Launch Delta 30 commander, poses for a photo with Republic of Korea delegation team members at Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., Nov. 28, 2023. The delegation team includes members of several Republic of Korea organizations from the Defense Acquisition

  • U.S. Space Force, Air Force Senior Enlisted Leaders Visit Vandenberg

    U.S. Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Jay Harris, Space Launch Delta 30 senior enlisted leader, U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Cherise Mosley, SLD 30 senior enlisted Airman, and members of the Vandenberg Space Force Base Airmen Leadership School class 24-A pose for a photo with U.S. Air Force Chief

  • REACH Visits Vandenberg

    The REACH group visited Vandenberg aiming to gain first-hand insight for local government officials on Vandenberg’s mission and how that relates local housing, workforce and development.

  • Flu Vaccine Event

    The 30th MDG hosted a flu vaccine event and provided 1,189 vaccines for Vandenberg members to efficiently improve Vandenberg’s readiness.

  • 30th Civil Engineer Squadron: Defeating Deadlines to Help Manzanita

    In an extraordinary feat of dedication and collaboration, a Vandenberg team of individuals secured a staggering $43 million in grant funding for the Manzanita Public Charter School. Their unwavering efforts resulted in a $35 million federal grant and an additional $8 million in state funding,