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Flag Football

The Space and Missile Systems Center's Remote Sensing Systems directorate's team trounced Aerospace, 41-19, in the Los Angeles Air Force Base, Calif., flag football playoffs for the championship title Aug 14, 2014. (Photos by Joe Juarez)
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Flag Football

The Space and Missile Systems Center's Remote Sensing Systems directorate's team trounced Aerospace, 41-19, in the Los Angeles Air Force Base, Calif., flag football playoffs for the championship title Aug 14, 2014. (Photos by Joe Juarez)
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Lt. Gen. Greaves Visits SpaceX

U. S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Sam Greaves, Space and Missile Systems Center commander, meets with Gwynne Shotwell, president of Space Exploration Technologies Corp., before a tour of SpaceX's Hawthorne, Calif., facility Aug. 7, 2014. (U.S. Air Force photo by Sarah Corrice)
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GPS IIF-7 Launch

An Atlas V rocket carrying the GPS II-7 satellite for the Air Force launches from Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex-41, Aug. 1. This is the second successful launch in just four days from Cape Canaveral AFS. GPS IIF-7 is the seventh in a series of next-generation GPS satellites and will join a worldwide timing and navigation system utilizing 24 satellites in six different planes, with a minimum of four satellites per plane positioned in orbit approximately 11,000 miles above the Earth’s surface. (Photos courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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GPS IIF-7 Launch

An Atlas V rocket carrying the GPS II-7 satellite for the Air Force launches from Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex-41, Aug. 1. This is the second successful launch in just four days from Cape Canaveral AFS. GPS IIF-7 is the seventh in a series of next-generation GPS satellites and will join a worldwide timing and navigation system utilizing 24 satellites in six different planes, with a minimum of four satellites per plane positioned in orbit approximately 11,000 miles above the Earth’s surface. (Photos courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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GPS IIF-7 Launch

An Atlas V rocket carrying the GPS II-7 satellite for the Air Force launches from Cape Canaveral’s Space Launch Complex-41, Aug. 1. This is the second successful launch in just four days from Cape Canaveral AFS. GPS IIF-7 is the seventh in a series of next-generation GPS satellites and will join a worldwide timing and navigation system utilizing 24 satellites in six different planes, with a minimum of four satellites per plane positioned in orbit approximately 11,000 miles above the Earth’s surface. (Photos courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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Roaring to life: 7th-generation GPS satellite blasts off from The Cape

The U.S. Air Force supported the successful launch of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket that roared to life carrying the Air Force's seventh Block IIF-7 navigation satellite for the Global Positioning System at 11:23 p.m. EDT Aug. 1 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. The 45th Space Wing team of military personnel, government civilians, and contractors provided support to the ULA launch of the Air Force Space Command mission, including weather forecasts, launch and range operations, security, safety, and public affairs. (U.S. Air Force photo/Shawn Walleck)
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GPS IIF-7 Roll Out

An ULA Atlas V rolls out to Space Launch Complex-41 with GPSIIF-7 aboard. (Photo courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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GPS IIF-7 Roll Out

An ULA Atlas V rolls out to Space Launch Complex-41 with GPSIIF-7 aboard. (Photo courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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GPS IIF-7 Roll Out

An ULA Atlas V rolls out to Space Launch Complex-41 with GPSII-F7 aboard (Photo courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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GPS IIF-7 Roll Out

An ULA Atlas V rolls out to Space Launch Complex-41 with GPSII-F7 aboard. (Photo courtesy of United Launch Alliance)
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STEM Event

Students from five local area high schools teamed up with Space and Missile Systems Center mentors atop of the Los Angeles AFB, 7th floor parking lot, where they launched payloads and recorded flight data and or went back to the drawing board to make improvements, Jun 16, 2014. The STEM event is part of the SMC 60th Anniversary as the six teams were responsible for “fundamental design practices to... develop imaging and data acquisition payloads to be launched from the roof of the parking garage. Students were responsible for designing, building, integrating and testing electronics packages into a bus structure capable of surviving launch, flight and recovery. A small parachute will be deployed from each payload to increase time aloft to gather data. Data and imagery will be acquired and judges will evaluate the payloads on functionality, structural integrity and aesthetics”. Photo by Joe Juarez
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STEM Event

Students from five local area high schools teamed up with Space and Missile Systems Center mentors atop of the Los Angeles AFB, 7th floor parking lot, where they launched payloads and recorded flight data and or went back to the drawing board to make improvements, Jun 16, 2014. The STEM event is part of the SMC 60th Anniversary as the six teams were responsible for “fundamental design practices to... develop imaging and data acquisition payloads to be launched from the roof of the parking garage. Students were responsible for designing, building, integrating and testing electronics packages into a bus structure capable of surviving launch, flight and recovery. A small parachute will be deployed from each payload to increase time aloft to gather data. Data and imagery will be acquired and judges will evaluate the payloads on functionality, structural integrity and aesthetics”. (Photo by Joe Juarez)
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STEM Event

Students from five local area high schools teamed up with Space and Missile Systems Center mentors atop of the Los Angeles AFB, 7th floor parking lot, where they launched payloads and recorded flight data and or went back to the drawing board to make improvements, Jun 16, 2014. The STEM event is part of the SMC 60th Anniversary as the six teams were responsible for “fundamental design practices to... develop imaging and data acquisition payloads to be launched from the roof of the parking garage. Students were responsible for designing, building, integrating and testing electronics packages into a bus structure capable of surviving launch, flight and recovery. A small parachute will be deployed from each payload to increase time aloft to gather data. Data and imagery will be acquired and judges will evaluate the payloads on functionality, structural integrity and aesthetics”. (Photo by Joe Juarez)
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STEM Event

Students from five local area high schools teamed up with Space and Missile Systems Center mentors atop of the Los Angeles AFB, 7th floor parking lot, where they launched payloads and recorded flight data and or went back to the drawing board to make improvements, Jun 16, 2014. The STEM event is part of the SMC 60th Anniversary as the six teams were responsible for “fundamental design practices to... develop imaging and data acquisition payloads to be launched from the roof of the parking garage. Students were responsible for designing, building, integrating and testing electronics packages into a bus structure capable of surviving launch, flight and recovery. A small parachute will be deployed from each payload to increase time aloft to gather data. Data and imagery will be acquired and judges will evaluate the payloads on functionality, structural integrity and aesthetics”. (Photo by Joe Juarez)
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Bike to Work

Mary Ellen Vojtek, an Aerospace Corporation employee, receives her reward for participating in the 2013 Bike to Work Day on May 22nd, 2013, sponsored by the 61st Civil Engineer and Logistics Squadron from Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif. Bike to Work Day is an annual event held on various days in the Spring across the United States and Canada that promotes the bicycle as an option for commuting to work (U.S. Air Force photo by Sarah Corrice.)
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Bike to Work

U.S. Air Force Colonel Russell Pinard, commander of the 61st Medical Squadron from Los Angeles Air Force Base signs the participation list on Bike to Work Day in El Segundo, Calif., on June 24, 2014. Bike to Work Day is an annual event held on various days in the Spring across the United States and Canada that promotes the bicycle as an option for commuting to work (U.S. Air Force photo by Sarah Corrice.)
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Bike to Work

The 61st Civil Engineer and Logistics Squadron from Los Angeles Air Force Base sponsors Bike to Work Day in El Segundo, Calif., on June 24, 2014. Bike to Work Day is an annual event held on various days in the Spring across the United States and Canada that promotes the bicycle as an option for commuting to work (U.S. Air Force photo by Sarah Corrice.)
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SMC's Space Wall of Honor Unveiled

SMC's Space Wall of Honor Unveiled
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