Airman's Roll Call: 2009 CSAF Reading List update

A recent Airman's Roll Call focused on the updated reading list from Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Norton Schwartz."As adaptive warfighters and global thinkers on the Joint team, we must continually look for ways to expand our horizons," wrote General Schwartz. "One way to do this is by

Vandenberg firefighters extinguish local vegetation fire

Tops in Blue to perform at Cabrillo High School

Tops In Blue, the Air Force's premier entertainment group, is scheduled to perform a free show at 7 p.m. June 13 in the Cabrillo High School gymnasium in Lompoc, Calif. The all-active-duty, touring ensemble brings the best in music, dance and comedy during 90 minutes of non-stop, live entertainment.

Radar outlasts 50 years of faithful service

The early stages of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union ignited innovations that catapulted humans and satellites into space. Engineering in both countries ran rampant, stopping at nothing to maintain a competitive edge. Instrumentation was being built to launch

HAP extends relief to servicemembers preparing to PCS

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 recently instituted the authorization of a temporary expansion of the Homeowners Assistance Program due to the country's mortgage foreclosure and credit crisis. The HAP program offers servicemembers and federal employee homeowners the chance to

Defenders run for Special Olympics fundraiser

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