• Acting secretary shares his perspective with Airmen

    The U.S. Air Force core values of integrity first, service before self and excellence in all we do will remain in place, said Acting Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley during a July 1 visit here. Mr. Donley carried this message to Airmen at Peterson AFB and also at Offutt AFB, Neb.,

  • Reveille and retreat; do you remember what to do?

    The reveille and retreat ceremonies are meant to signal the beginning and the end of the official duty day. These ceremonies are steeped in history, and are time for all to stop and show their respect. However, many fear the time of reveille and retreat, because they are not sure of the correct

  • Don't toss it to the curb

    A new bulk waste disposal policy is in place for residents of base housing.                                                                                                                                                          Bulk waste is any large item that will not fit in the garbage can

  • Family celebrates Independence Day through military service

    Pennsylvania natives Senior Airman David Green, an installation patrolman with the 2d Security Forces Squadron, his brother Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Steven Green, and their father Army Reserve Sgt. Mark Green will celebrate our nation's 232nd birthday on July 4 much different than most

  • Celebrate Independence Day safely

    In America, the Fourth of July is synonymous with barbeques, parades and fireworks. Yet for thousands of people every year, this time of celebration ends up disastrous. "Fireworks have an inherently high risk of fire and injury," said Staff Sgt. Jason Layfield, 2d Civil Engineer Squadron fire

  • 49th TES gets new commander

    Lt. Col. Lane Humphreys took command of the 49th Test and Evaluation Squadron here June 13. Colonel Humphreys succeeded Lt. Col. Kelly A. Lawson, after a formal ceremony in Hanger One. Lt. Col. Humphreys had previously served as director of operations for the 49th TES. He has also served as chief,

  • Situational awareness is key in safe motorcycle riding

    Throughout the 101 critical days of summer, many Airmen will experience the adventure and excitement of riding motorcycles. However, the risks of riding make it one of the most dangerous ways to travel. So, before putting the key in the ignition, motorcyclists should consider the risks before

  • Thirteen year old recognized as break-out artist

    He asked his father, "Can you draw me a helicopter?" When Staff Sgt. Donovan Pemberton, 2d Munitions Squadron, was asked this question by his then five-year-old son, Xavier, he didn't realize it was the beginning of the young boy's passion for art. "He drew a lot of cars and planes, but he always