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Upcoming survey to enhance base community services

The Integrated Delivery System Working Group is sponsoring the 2008 Community Assessment Survey, which takes place from late April to June. Air Force servicemembers, spouses, reservists, and reserve spouses here and at Air Force bases worldwide will be randomly selected to participate in the study.

SFS members show valor close to home

(Editor's note: Staff Sgt. Jason Brown and retiring Tech. Sgt. James Dusenberry were awarded the Medal of Valor at a ceremony at the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley on April 19. The two 30th Security Forces Squadron members saved the life of a California Highway Patrol officer in December. The

LRS wins command-level award

It gives me great pleasure to recognize the 30th Logistics Readiness Squadron as the AFSPC National Defense Transportation Association Military Unit of the Year for 2007! This prestigious award is a testament to the professionalism and dedication of our 30th Space Wing Logistics Airmen. Please join

Team V rockets past AFAF goal

The Airman's Creed says, "I will never leave an Airman behind," and each year Team V lives up to this promise. The Air Force Assistance Fund's "Commitment to Caring" campaign came to a close April 13 here, and Vandenberg's generous Airmen far exceeded the $48,000 goal, raising $69,497.62. Now in its

Vandenberg Airmen support Special Olympics

A tradition nearly two decades in the making continued here when Vandenberg hosted the Northern Santa Barbara County Special Olympics at the base track April 19. Approximately 700 athletes, Airmen, family members and local officials attended the event, which has been an annual occurrence on base for

AFSPC Outstanding Airmen nominees arrive at Peterson

Twenty-two nominees for Air Force Space Command's Outstanding Airmen of the Year arrived here April 21 for a week of activities leading up to the announcement of the command's selection for the honors. Nominees will spend the week touring bases and local attractions such as the Garden of the Gods,

For Air Force Space Command green translates to gold

Air Force Space Command is making an effort to go green and save money. The command held an Energy Symposium here April 1 -3 in an effort to look at all the savings that can be realized from retrofitting and optimizing existing buildings, creating energy efficient building plans, communicating

Airman's Roll Call focuses on diversity

This week's Airman's Roll Call reminds Airmen they must be able to work in a dynamic global environment. Airmen must be prepared to successfully work with, or fight against, military forces and people of differing cultures and views.For the complete story, click here.

More power means better warfighter support

A new satellite is circling the Earth. The Wideband Global SATCOM satellite is a reality. This is the most powerful communications satellite in the Department of Defense inventory. It is the first of six satellites that will take over long-haul communications from the legacy constellation, the