Airmen participate in blood drive

Point Sal reopens

30th Space Wing officials have decided to resume outdoor recreational activities outside the base cantonment area and have reopened access to Point Sal Beach via Brown Road June 10. The decision was based on the determination there is no longer a mission requirement necessitating the closure of the

Hydroxycut warning

The United States Food and Drug Administration has published a warning advising consumers to immediately stop using Hydroxycut products. These products have been linked to at least 23 cases of serious liver injuries, including damage requiring liver transplants and one confirmed death. Other

Add a little spice to your life

Remember eating cinnamon and sugar on toast or in your oatmeal as a child? Well, cinnamon is not just for breakfast anymore. Tired of eating the same foods with the same dull flavors every day? Try adding a little spice to your food and enjoy the flavors along with numerous health benefits. Spices

Base Exchange offers valuable learning experience for good students

According to the Department of Defense, children of active-duty military personnel attend, on average, six to nine different school systems from kindergarten to the twelfth grade. As a military command with the motto "we go where you go," the Army and Air Force Exchange Service is, understandably,

Airman sentenced at special court-martial

A 30th Space Communications Squadron Airman pled guilty to cocaine use during a special court-martial here May 20. Airman 1st Class Scott Resetar was charged with allegedly using cocaine on or about Jan. 7. After his guilty plea, Airman Resetar was sentenced by a panel of commissioned officers,

Safety office reminds Team V of headphone rules

Due to recent questions about Vandenberg's rules on headphone use on base, the 30th Space Wing Safety office released a letter reminding Team V not to wear headphones in certain situations. According to the letter, the use of portable headphones, earphones, cellular phones, MP3 players or other

Vandenberg Airman to compete in NATO Chess Championship

A Vandenberg Airman will tap his inner Bobby Fischer when he represents the United States at the NATO Chess Championship in Hammelberg, German, June 15-20. After placing in Air Force Space Command-, Air Force- and interservice-level chess tournaments, Tech. Sgt. Nate Ola, who works at the 614th Air

Air Force, Army medical team returns home from successful mission

A team of medical personnel from the 30th Medical Group returned to Vandenberg May 30 from humanitarian efforts in the Northern Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica. The medical personnel deployed to Costa Rica May 16 - 30 to team up with medical personnel from Air Force and Army installations to

Command chief looks at goals past, present, future

It's not every day an Airman becomes a chief master sergeant. And it happens even less that one becomes a command chief. Chief Master Sgt. Angelica Johnson, the 30th Space Wing's newest command chief, has done both, though she never planned for it. But plans change ... Making a chief Joining the Air