Command lauds Vandenberg Lodge with innkeeper award

It is my pleasure to announce the selection of Vandenberg Lodge as winners of the 2007 Air Force Space Command Innkeeper Award (Large Base Category). This achievement reflects the total commitment, dedication, enthusiasm and professionalism demonstrated by the Vandenberg AFB lodging team. The men

AFSPC honors 2 Vandenberg finance Airmen

Air Force Space Command Financial Management Quarterly Award Winners, Oct-Dec 2006 include the following Vandenberg Airmen: Senior Master Sgt. Alexia Brown, 30th Comptroller Squadron - SNCO of the Quarter1st Lt. Niklaus Pleisch, 30th CPTS - CGO of the Quarter

VAFB Airman named command life support airman of year

Air Force Space Command named the following Vandenberg Airman as the AFSPC Life Support Airman of the Year:Senior Airman Tanner Antcliff, 76th Helicopter Squadron

AFCEA keeps Vandenberg ahead of electronic curve

The Vandenberg chapter of the Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association sponsored a technology exposition to show Vandenberg a variety of electronic resources at the Pacific Coast Club here May 2. The tech expo, which ran from 10am to 2pm, offered a venue for 25 companies to present

"Opportunities Abound" at small business conference

Vandenberg Air Force Base hosted a small business conference at the Pacific Coast Club March 21 and 22 as an outreach to small businesses with or in search of contracts with the base or the Air Force. More than 300 people attended the two-day conference for the opportunity to network, gather

Trumpeter safety chief doesn’t have to 'toot own horn'

After two flights of 30th Space Wing staff Airmen arrange themselves into formation, the first familiar note of reveille sounds. Only this time, it isn't the typical generic recording; the crisp brassy notes of the sacred military melody are being played live by Col. Gary Wirsig, 30th SW chief of

Vandenberg joins AFSPC medics in relief mission

Guatemala is a developing Central American nation with a rich culture and history, but a volatile political environment and a 36-year guerrilla war has taken a toll on its people. A small, heavily populated country, Guatemala was once home to the powerful Mayan civilization. Today, most of its

Vandenberg Airman named Air Force UTM of the year

The Air Force recently named the following Vandenberg Airman as the 2006 Air Force Unit Training Manager of the year:Master Sgt. Denise Johnson, 30th Civil Engineer Squadron

Air Force true-blues take up activities to combat the 'blues'

If you're down and out and not at your best And things that you face have put you to the test. If you need a good way to get out of this mess, Here are a few ways to combat your stress. Today's Airman is part of an expeditionary force and subject to many stressors. But packed in every Airman's

Vandenberg Plans and Programs office spearheads future