Virus scare occurs on Vandenberg computer

A real world virus scare occurred on a computer used for Public Affair customer service located in Bldg 12000 on Sept. 10. "It started by duplicating a file all over my desktop," said Senior Airman Nichole Roberts, a 30th Public Affairs photographer. "When it first happened I didn't know what was

Wing safety changes motorcycle safety course sign-up procedures

Starting Oct. 1, all military and Department of Defense civilians interested in attending motorcycle training must directly contact Central Coast Motorcycle Training to register. CCMT is a Motorcycle Safety Foundation approved motorcycle training school that provides both basic and experienced

Vandenberg hard at work during ORI

Vandenberg temporarily switches water source

The 30th Civil Engineer Squadron's water treatment plant will switch from the California State water source to Vandenberg water wells Sept. 25. The switchover, which will be in place until Dec. 1, is a semiannual maintenance requirement to ensure Vandenberg meets and exceeds Santa Barbara County and

Airman's Roll Call: Air Force celebrates 61st birthday

This week's Airman's Roll Call focuses on six decades-plus of airpower as the Air Force celebrates its 61st birthday Sept. 18. For more information about the Air Force's 61st birthday read this week's Airman's Roll Call. Airman's Roll Call is designed for supervisors at all levels to help keep

Air Force officials up bonuses by $93 million

Officials have released the latest selective reenlistment bonus list containing 88 Air Force specialties, effective Sept. 15. The new program includes a $93 million budget increase, almost triple the amount of the current program. This will allow for greater distribution of bonuses across Air Force

Acting Secretary Donley speaks at AFA conference

From uniforms to deployments, nuclear priorities and the service's future, acting Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley spoke of a variety of topics at the Air Force Association convention here Sept. 15. "We are providers of tremendous capability of air and space," Secretary Donley said. "All

Climate survey coming to an e-mail account near you

As Airmen in the world's greatest air and space force we are afforded several different benefits to include healthcare, housing and food. One benefit that is often overlooked by many Airmen is the opportunity to help change the Air Force for the better by participating in the 2008 Air Force Climate

Recycling benefits base, keeps dollars close to home

In a time of tight budgets and limited resources, the nation has turned its attention to finding ways to do more with less. With climate changes and the specter of global warming, the "throwaway" mentality is being replaced with a mindset to reduce, re-use and recycle. Vandenberg has been at the

CCAF announces Fall 2008 graduation

The United States Air Force has always recognized the positive effects of education on Air Force personnel and continually establishes various programs to meet the needs of the Air Force, its personnel and society as a whole. One of the most notable programs is the Community College of the Air