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SMC strengthens community relations

The Honorable Suzanne Fuentes (center), Mayor of El Segundo, Calif., stands for a group photo with the Space and Missile Systems Center and 61st Air Base Group leadership in front of the Armillary Sphere -- aka the Space Motif -- a landmark within SMC's Schriever Space Complex at Los Angeles Air Force Base. The mayor is joined by (left to right) Tom Fitzgerald, acting SMC executive director, Maj. Gen. Robert McMurry, SMC vice commander, Lt. Gen. Samuel Greaves, SMC commander and Air Force program executive officer for space, Col. Donna Turner, 61st ABG commander and Chief Master Sgt. Craig Hall, SMC command chief. The mayor’s visit Dec. 21, 2015 included an office call and SMC briefing. The Air Force and the city have a long-standing relationship of cooperation as Los Angeles AFB and SMC reside within the city limits of El Segundo. The meeting was an opportunity to strengthen that relationship and discuss emerging issues. (U. S. Air Force photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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SMC strengthens community relations

The Honorable Suzanne Fuentes, Mayor of El Segundo, Calif., is escorted by Lt. Gen. Samuel Greaves, Space and Missile Systems Center commander and Air Force program executive officer for space and Maj. Gen. Robert McMurry, SMC vice commander, during the mayor’s visit to Los Angeles Air Force Base Dec. 21, 2015 for an office call and SMC briefing. Col. Donna Turner, 61st Air Base Group commander, Chief Master Sgt. Craig Hall, SMC command chief and Tom Fitzgerald, acting SMC executive director, follow in attendance. (U. S. Air Force photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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Display honoring Architect of Air Force space and missile programs installed

A new SMC History Office heritage display case was recently installed in the lobby of Bldg. 270 of the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. The display depicts milestone events in the life of Gen. Bernard A. Schreiver, the legendary Architect of Air Force space and missile programs. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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Display honoring Architect of Air Force space and missile programs installed

A new SMC History Office heritage display case was recently installed in the lobby of Bldg. 270 of the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. The display depicts milestone events in the life of Gen. Bernard A. Schreiver, the legendary Architect of Air Force space and missile programs. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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Display honoring Architect of Air Force space and missile programs installed

A new display case installed in the lobby of Bldg. 270 at the Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. The display depicts milestones and key events in the life of Gen. Bernard A. Schreiver, the legendary 'Architect' of Air Force space and missile programs. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Ivan Mason, seated left, executive director of U.S. Vets Inglewood, takes a group picture with a set-up crew of volunteers comprised of active duty personnel from the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. More than 65 volunteers from SMC participated in the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down, joining service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay area for the three-day event held Dec. 19-21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The activity was billed as the largest stand down for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

A couple of volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. finish setting up portable cots intended for the Women and Families sleeping area inside the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined dozens of service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay area for the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down, billed as the largest three-day event for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Capt. Aurelio Irizarry from the Space and Missile Systems Center's Global Positioning Systems Directorate at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. racks and stacks portable cots intended for the Men's sleeping area inside the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined dozens of service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay area for the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down, billed as the largest three-day event for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Their task nearly complete, a couple of volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. put the finishing touched to the Men's sleeping area inside the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015 for the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined dozens of service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay during the three-day event, billed as the largest stand down for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. set up sleeping cots inside the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015 prior to the start of the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined dozens of service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay during the three-day event, billed as the largest stand down for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. set up tables inside the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015 prior to the start of the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined dozens of service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay during the three-day event, billed as the largest stand down for homeless military veterans and their families to ever take place in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Ivan Mason, center, executive director of U.S. Vets Inglewood provides a walk-through familiarization tour of the Los Angeles Convention Center to a group of volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center prior to setting up for the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down Dec. 18, 2015. United States Veterans Initiatives, a private non-profit organization, is one of many private and public services who came together with SMC personnel during the three-day event to provide housing, employment, and counseling services to homeless veterans living on the streets or shelters in Los Angeles. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Ivan Mason, executive director of U.S. Vets Inglewood briefs volunteers from the Space and Missile Systems Center prior to setting up for the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down at the Los Angeles Convention Center Dec. 18, 2015. United States Veterans Initiatives, a private non-profit organization is one of many private and public services who came together with SMC volunteers during the three-day event held Dec. 19-21 to provide housing, employment, and counseling services to homeless veterans living on the streets or shelters in Los Angeles. (U.S. Air Force photo/Sarah Corrice)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Maj. Dex Landreth, Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle Mission Integration chief with the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Launch Systems Enterprise Directorate leads the audience in the pledge of allegiance ceremony during the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. Maj. Landreth’s involvement as SMC project officer and volunteer coordinator in the stand down stems from a nine-month fellowship that brought him to the attention of United States Veterans Initiatives, a private non-profit organization that provides housing, employment, and counseling to veterans. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Chris Troyer)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

A homeless veteran receives a free eye screening from the VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care System during the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay Dec. 19-21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Chris Troyer)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

An Army veteran raises his hand to ask a question of Ivan Mason, executive director of U.S. Vets Inglewood during the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay Dec. 19-21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Chris Troyer)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

Maj. Dex Landreth, Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle Mission Integration chief with the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Launch Systems Enterprise Directorate joins Ivan Mason, executive director of U.S. Vets Inglewood, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, a U.S. Navy Reserve officer and Los Angeles City Councilman Mr. Curren Price from the 9th District for a group photo during the during the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay Dec. 19-21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Chris Troyer)

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SMC assists with L.A. veterans’ stand down

A homeless veteran receives a free eye screening from the VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care System during the 2nd annual L.A. Vets Stand Down. More than 65 volunteers from SMC joined service providers from federal, state, city and county governments as well as local nonprofit partners from across Los Angeles County and the South Bay Dec. 19-21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Lt. Col. Chris Troyer)

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Security Forces practices as well as preaches active shooter scenario

Department of Defense police officers Juan Villasenor, foreground, Marcos Naves, background and Tony Vo from the 61st Security Forces Squadron take down fellow officer Daniel De La Torre, playing the role of an active shooter during a base-wide exercise held on the grounds of the Space and Missile Systems Center's Schriever Space Complex at Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. (U.S. Air Force photo/Joseph Juarez, Sr.)

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