Guardian Challenge 2010 Spotlight: Team Has Winning Attitude, Competitive Spirit

The Military Satellite Communications Systems Wing sent a team to compete in Guardian Challenge 2010 April 27 and 28 here at the Space and Missile Systems Center.Team members were Maj. Michelle Villavaso as program manager; Capt. Grant Spear as the team's systems engineer; 1st Lt. Ashley Housley,

Guardian Challenge 2010: Spotlight on 61st Security Force Squadron Training

The Space and Missile Systems Center's Security Forces Guardian Challenge 2010 team has trained rigorously during the past month to prepare for the competition May 16 to 19 at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.The team includes 2nd Lt. Alea Nadeem, DoD Officers Steven Haymes and

Honorary Commanders inducted at Los Angeles Air Force Base

Eleven mayors and community leaders of Los Angeles Air Force Base's neighboring cities were inducted as Honorary Commanders April 26 here. Lt. Gen. John "Tom" Sheridan officiated the ceremony, which recognized the importance of the partnership between LAAFB and the South Bay community.The Honorary

Focus on Year of the Air Force Family: Airman Defies Cancer, Celebrates Life's Second Chance with Ironman Finish

More than three decades ago, two Californians, John and Judy Collins, staged the first endurance race that circled Hawaii's island of Oahu. The first Hawaiian Ironman Triathlon linked the 2.4- mile Waikiki Roughwater Swim, a 112-mile Round Oahu Bike Course and the 26.2-mile Honolulu Marathon,

Tech Expo Offers Glimpse of New Tech

GPS Partnership Council Held

AF Formally Accepts GPS-IIF Satellite

Base Personnel Featured in New Iron Man Flick

Twenty-six Airmen from the base got the chance to participate as movie extras on Thursday, Jan. 28, at the Huntington Library and Gardens in Pasadena, Calif.The scene from the filming of "Iron Man 2": A military audience comprised of Hollywood extras, also known as "background artists," with members

Guardian Challenge 2010 Spotlights SDTW: Air Force Space Systems Come from Wing

The beginning of many of the Air Force's advanced space capabilities and concepts originates with an organization about 800 miles from Los Angeles Air Force Base. Located in the culture-rich desert of the Southwest, the Space Development and Test Wing, at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, serves

Helping Agencies Brief at Commanders Forum