Kids fire camp held at Vandenberg

Well-Baby Doctor Visits: Why They’re SO Important

You've missed your baby's scheduled well-baby doctor exam; should you be concerned? Your baby isn't sick, so it's not that important ... is it? Because babies grow so quickly, regular well-baby doctor visits help keep them happy and healthy. Your son or daughter should have six well-child doctor

Team V breaks ground for new education center

Members of the Vandenberg Force Development Flight hosted a groundbreaking ceremony here Aug. 16 for a new education center. The 38,384 square foot facility is designed to include education offices and five institutions of higher learning for mission essential training and professional development.

Job Fair held at Pacific Coast Club

Team V member awarded for superior housing service

It has been said that a comfortable house is a great source of happiness and the housing office here works to ensure Team V members not only have a house, but a home and a community.For her superior service, a housing manager here was lauded by Terry Yonkers, assistant secretary of Air Force

Food service teams heat up the dining experience

Good food is big business and nobody knows that better than Bill Spencer, Air Force Personnel Center appropriated funds food operations section chief, who last year faced the daunting task of introducing epicurean variety to a culture rooted in traditional fare.According to Spencer, Air Force dining

Marilyn Monroe and the general

Plastered across the pages of many magazines, blogs and newspapers last week were photos and stories about the untimely death of actress Marilyn Monroe 50 years ago. Some authors went beyond just simply discussing her beauty or sexual exploits and opined she was actually quite brilliant. Sources

Vandenberg Airmen practice deployment readiness

Vandenberg hosts the 24th Annual Texas Blowout event

Some say everything is bigger in Texas, and it seems that the coordinators of the 24th annual Texas Blowout event on Aug. 10 at Cocheo Park here have taken that to heart. The 2012 Texas Blowout featured numerous family-fun activities including a silent auction, rock climbing wall, bouncy castle,

CSAF, spouse recognized for distinguished service

During the final days of a 39-year career, the Air Force's top Airman stood beside his wife as they were both recognized for their distinguished service in a modest ceremony before close colleagues and family members here Aug. 9.Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz received the