Vandenberg radar transfers to Army missile range

Personnel from White Sands Missile Range, N.M., removed Vandenberg's decommissioned AN/MPS-39 Multiple Object Tracking Radar from the rooftop of Building 175 on Tranquillian Peak here Feb. 2. The radar, which provides digital data output of position versus time on up to 40 simultaneously tracked

New diabetes class offered at Vandenberg's HAWC

VAFB Cub Scouts visit PA

Wing commander leads Team V run

Vandenberg acquires 'shocking' new simulator

An Airman uses her combat boot to kick down a door. Her partner quickly enters the room with a weapon drawn. Shots are fired, shouts are heard. Within seconds three adversaries are killed. The room goes dark and the scenario is over. Similar scenarios are the new standard at Vandenberg's Combat Arms

30th SW commander charts way ahead

Obama praises DOD's energy leadership, stewardship

President Barack Obama traveled to Buckley Air Force Base, Colo., Jan. 26 to praise the military for "doing its part" -- not just in the nation's defense, but also as leaders in energy conservation.Obama delivered his message at the home of the 460th Space Wing in Aurora, Colo., calling the "green"

Good housekeeping enhances fire safety

There are more than 1,700 home fires every day in this country. On average, one home starts burning every minute. Home fires cause death, injury and property damage, yet most of them are preventable. People need to be aware of the careless ways fires start and they need to periodically check for

Vandenberg welcomes the Joint Chambers of Commerce

General’s son follows in father’s footsteps

When he walked across the stage more than 25 years ago he had no idea he would be the guest speaker at his son's graduation from the very same program. Brig. Gen. Robert Rego, a career space and missile officer, recognized 28 graduates here Jan. 12 from the 392nd Training Squadron missile officers'