Archive for the “Air Force Space Command” Category
Sep
02
2010
 
DSP satellite now on display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air ForcePosted by Tech. Sgt. J. LaVoie in Air Force Space Command This 35-foot-long structural test vehicle, which is now on display in the museum's missile & space gallery, includes the infrared sensor Trailblazer component without the associated electronics. Structural test vehicles are full-sized units used to verify that all the components fit together correctly. more...
Aug
31
2010
688th IOW celebrates one year anniversaryPosted by Tech. Sgt. J. LaVoie in Air Force Space Command In looking back over the last year, the 688th IOW has operated on afterburners improving and integrating cyber effects across all domains, said Col. Robert Skinner, 688th IOW commander. The 688th had the complex task of bringing together the different cultures of three major commands into a new wing, and work to lay the foundation upon which the Air Force will build future full spectrum operational cyber excellence. more...
Aug
31
2010
5th MOB hosts film producerPosted by Air Force Space Command - News in Air Force Space Command
Aug
30
2010
Air Force officials urge operational security vigilancePosted by Tech. Sgt. J. LaVoie in Air Force Space Command With the influx of social media, Web 2.0 platforms and subsequent ease in sharing of sensitive and personally identifying information, Airmen should consider the risks and vulnerabilities in both personal and official activities, Air Force officials said. more...
Aug
30
2010
Photo essay: HQ AFSPC takes on Pikes PeakPosted by Air Force Space Command - News in Air Force Space CommandClick here to visit Original posting
Aug
30
2010
Beautiful pavers serve purpose, handle storm water runoffPosted by Tech. Sgt. J. LaVoie in Air Force Space Command Dealing with storm water runoff is important because of Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Defense mandates. Engineers are charged with developing ways to reduce storm water runoff, which would otherwise flow into streams, rivers, or lakes carrying possible contaminants and erode stream beds. In 2009, the Energy Independence and Security Act established into law new storm water design requirements for federal development and redevelopment projects. The new requirement is to reduce storm water runoff associated with new construction. more... Click here to visit Original posting
Aug
27
2010
AFSPC/CC receives O’Malley AwardPosted by Air Force Space Command - News in Air Force Space Command |
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