Corona Satellite Program, Technology and History Celebrated

The launch of the Sputnik satellites in 1957 caused policy makers in Washington and the U.S. intelligence community to think hard about the apparent success of Soviet military space technology. While the U.S. fretted over this accomplishment, Soviet Premier Nakita Khrushchev gloated about the

TSAT Technology is Mature - Ready for Development Phase

The Air Force has faced many challenges over the years in the acquisition of complex space systems. Under the direction of the Undersecretary of the Air Force, Dr. Ronald Sega, the Air Force developed a "Back to Basics" approach to maximize the probability for success in its space acquisition

MSG Commander Visits Set of Grey's Anatomy

CDC Kids Plant a Tree for Earth Day

VA Hospital Honors Base For Volunteerism

Sexual Assault Outreach Fair Held

Sexual Assault Outreach Fair to Be Held

The Sexual Assault Prevention & Response office is planning an Outreach Fair, April 23. It will be held in the Schriever Space Complex from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and will host local and community agencies in sexual assault and prevention. The fair is sponsored by the Los Angeles AFB Helping Agencies

Top 3, JEA Make Donation to Bob Hope USO

Military Child Fun Fest Held

CDC Passes Surprise Inspection With Flying Colors

Los Angeles AFB's Child Development Center was surprised by a visit from a Department of Defense inspection team from out of Randolph AFB, Texas, earlier this year. The five-day visit evaluated the CDC's standards in child care facilities. Family Child Care and Youth Programs were also