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  • Vandenberg Breakers dining facility re-opens as restaurant

    More than 50 Team V members were in attendance Nov. 8 for the official grand re-opening of Breakers Base Restaurant here.Breakers Base Restaurant, formally known as Breakers Dining Facility, has been closed for more than seven months undergoing various upgrades and renovations under the second stage

  • 14th Air Force JAG serves as Special Victims' Counsel

    The Air Force Special Victims' Counsel program provides military sexual assault survivors with a dedicated attorney to help walk them through the entire investigative and prosecutorial process. The program began in its interim phase in January of 2013. Just seven months later, the Secretary of

  • 14th AF Airman committed to mentoring local youth

    Whether it's working with kids at the YMCA of Santa Maria, Calif., volunteering at local schools or mentoring at-risk adolescents at juvenile hall, Master Sgt. Jim Desgrange is committed to making a difference in the lives of his community's youth.Desgrange currently serves as non commissioned

  • Leaders continue to tap “innovative” Airmen for energy savings

    Air Force leadership calls upon Airmen to continue coming up with innovative ideas to provide the Air Force an assured energy advantage in air, space and cyberspace. In fiscal year 2012, the Air Force spent $9.2 billion on energy, almost 10 percent of the total budget. In a time of fiscal

  • Vandenberg fire department aids life-saving rescue

    Vandenberg Air Force Base Fire Department extricated a woman from her vehicle approximately 40 feet below the road on U.S. Highway 1, Sept. 27."The Vandenberg Fire Department performed superbly and provided the best possible service for a patient in an unfortunate situation," said Tech. Sgt. Alex

  • Being prepared for the flu season

    According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, the timing of flu season is very unpredictable and can vary from season to season. Flu activity most commonly peaks in the U.S. in January or February. However, seasonal flu activity can begin as early as October and continue to

  • 14th AF Airman keeps NASCAR tracks safe

    For most people, the thunderous setting of a NASCAR track on race day would not be considered a tranquil environment. However, that's not the case with Tech. Sgt. Erin L. Tallman, non commissioned officer in charge of knowledge operations in the 14th Air Force Knowledge Management office at