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Happy Anniversary 21st Space Wing! Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado

Thursday, May 16, 2013 Vol. 57 No. 19 Wing flexes readiness muscle during Condor Crest exercise By Michael Golembesky 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — “Exercise, exercise, exercise,” signaled the beginning of the Condor Crest emergency readiness exercise May 2. Within minutes the main entrance to the 21st Medical Group was crowded with Airmen simulating the symptoms of a chemical attack that oc- curred in a nearby building. Condor Crest is a quarterly base exercise that is designed to challenge and provide feedback on the wing’s ability to handle a real-world crisis situation should one occur. “These exercises are critical in evaluating the base response plans that are already established and to identify any deficiencies in the execu- tion of those plans,” said Maj. Timothy Parker, 21st SW exercise evaluation team chief. This most recent scenario included a classroom filled with Airmen that were sprayed by a skin irritating chemical from an unknown device concealed in the ceiling. The scenario played out and was monitored by more than 50 EET personnel. This particular scenario was geared to test the abilities of first responders and infrastructure capabilities to handle a crisis of this nature. (U.S. Air Force photo/Michael Golembesky) See Exercise page 10 Exercise role-players demonstrate symptoms of chemical exposure while medical personnel from the 21st Medical Group conduct initial assessments. The role-players are instrumental in making the training event as realistic as possible to test medical personnel with realistic scenarios.

ebrate how far we’ve come, it’s important to remember how the wing began. Retired Brig. Gen. Ronald Gray, the first commander of the 21st Space Wing, recently explained that the creation of the 21st Space Wing was a 21st MDG May 15, 1992: much needed improvement from the 1st Space and 3rd Space Support Wings town hall that previously occupied Peterson AFB. “I guess you had to be there previously to get a real understanding of how The 21st Medical Group The 21st Space it was a significant change,” Gray said. is having a town hall Gray, who was the director of operations at Air Force Space Command meeting at 3:30 p.m. during this time, said this change was a direct result of newly appointed May 16 in the main Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Gen. Merrill McPeak. lounge at The Club. Wing is born “(McPeak) had some very strong views on the Air Force’s organization Representatives from and where the problems were and what could be done to solve some of those the 21st MDG, the Multi- By Staff Sgt. J. Aaron Breeden problems,” said Gray. “He came up with a concept called the ‘objective wing,’ Service Market Office, 21st Space Wing Public Affairs meaning that the organizational structure, roles and missions would be the the TRICARE Regional objective for all Air Force wings to adhere to.” Office-West and United Healthcare Military & PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — In the early 1940s, Peterson The objective wing concept, said Gray, eliminated staff activities oversee- Veterans group will Air Force Base, or as it was known back then, Colorado Springs Army Air ing operations and maintenance creating group commanders instead. Gray be available to answer Base, was little more than a dusty runway with a few small white buildings added that this new structure created a clearly defined line of responsibility questions and concerns that provided a place to train bombers during World War II. After the war, from the CSAF to the lowest ranking airman. regarding the managed the base closed until the start of the Cold War in the 1950s. Along with the 1st Space Wing and 3rd Space Support Wing at Peterson care support contrac- From this point forward, Peterson Air Force Base saw many transitions, AFB, there was also the 2nd Space Wing at Schriever AFB. Many of the tor transition. See you but none more significant than the birth of the 21st Space Wing in 1992. issues faced by Peterson and Schriever AFBs as well as the GSUs is the dif- there! This week marks the 21st anniversary for the 21st Space Wing. As we cel- See Anniversary page 10

INSIDE News 1-8 Did you know? The new east gate is scheduled to open Briefs 9 Wounded May 24. This gate will replace the existing Classifieds 11 EOD tech Warrior east gate located across from the CDC competes represents Annex. See next week's Space Observer for more information. Page 2 Page 5 Space Observer 2 Thursday, May 16, 2013 www.peterson.af.mil Peterson EOD tech competes in this year’s Warrior Games By Michael Golembesky 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — Combat can take its toll on the body both physically and mentally but the Warrior spirit is not limited by such things. For many wounded warriors, the tolls of combat could have diminished their abilities and re- action times, but the internal fire of the Warrior Spirit remains untouched and vibrant. “When you are injured, people love to tell you what you can’t do. I don’t believe in that, I don’t believe there is a box for me,” said Master Sgt. Benjamin Horton, 21st Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician. This is Horton’s second time competing in the Warrior Games, representing the Air Force in the Men’s 100-meter Freestyle Open. While Horton is disappointed that he will not be competing in sprints and cycling this year due to knee injuries, he remains hon- ored and excited to be a part of the games. “Everyone has limitations. We all talk about them, we share ideas on what works and what doesn’t work. You can learn new tricks to get your body to perform better,” Horton said when asked about his experiences with the Warrior Games. As a highly decorated Airman with many honors and prestige, Horton remains humble when talking about his combat experiences and points out that with his multiple shrapnel and blast injuries, he is nowhere near as bad as many of the other service members participating at the games. Horton went on to talk about his most memorable Warrior Games moment and spoke about a triple amputee Marine that was also blind, competing in the 50-meter swimming event. “As they lowered this Marine into the pool, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up,” he said. “With only one arm he gave his absolute all. Everyone was screaming so loud, nobody cared who had won the race. They were just amazed at the effort and heart he was putting into it,” Horton said with pride. “The most important thing about the games is the inspiration you get from the people around; it’s just amazing,” he added. “People go to sporting events and it is all about being the absolute best, the fastest or strongest. You go here and you see the more important things, you see compassion, you see heart, you see pure effort,” he said. “That is what makes it amazing.” (U.S. Air Force photo) For more information about the Warrior Games and how you Master Sgt. Benjamin Horton, 21st Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician, is competing in the Warrior Games this year, can get involved go online to www.teamusa.org/US-Paralympics/ representing the Air Force in the Men’s 100-meter Freestyle Open. This is Horton’s second time competing in the games. As an EOD technician, Military/ or www.woundedwarior.af.mil. Horton has been injured several times while deployed with multiple shrapnel and blast injuries.

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Ralph Routon From 21st Civil The new basic level of service for facilities at Peterson includes sweeping, mopping and trash [email protected] Engineer Squadron removal once a week, a reduction from the former twice a week service. The vacuuming of PETERSON AIR FORCE carpets and mats will now be done once every two weeks. ADVERTISING BASE, Colo. — The annual Restroom cleaning services are not affected by these reductions and will remain at the Advertising Director migration of annoying but previously established frequencies for each facility receiving service. Jamila Khalil harmless Miller moths is on the Additionally, in accordance with Air Force standards, the child development centers, [email protected] horizon. The migration normally youth center and fitness center are exempt from these reductions. Each of these facilities pay lasts about four weeks during for their own custodial services and service will continue at current levels. Stacy Brack May or June. As the number For information about custodial service at your specific department or location contact [email protected] of moths increases over the Lane Barry, manager of base custodial services, at [email protected]. next few weeks, here are six Patty Alvarado Group Account Executive things to remember: Automotive Specialist • Although they can be a con- [email protected] siderable nuisance, the moths do not Sweep away fire hazards feed or lay eggs inside your home. • Clean up dead moths as soon as Classifieds CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE STATION, Colo. — When it comes to spring possible. When large numbers die in- Hyrum Choate cleaning, think about keeping your home safe from the threat of fires. The Cheyenne Mountain doors, there may be an odor problem if you Air Force Station Fire Prevention office provides the following safety tips: [email protected] do not remove them before the fat in their bodies - Clean your garage of stored newspapers or other rubbish that can fuel a fire. Newspapers stored in a turns rancid. damp, warm place may ignite spontaneously. ART DEPARTMENT • Seal obvious cracks or openings, particularly - Test your smoke alarms monthly. around windows and doors. - To help prevent nuisance alarms, gently vacuum your smoke alarm every six months or as needed. Art Director • Reduce lighting at night in and around the - Change batteries in smoke alarms, flashlights and carbon monoxide detectors. Rowdy Tompkins home. The moths are nocturnal and attracted to - Never borrow smoke alarm batteries to use for toys or other equipment. [email protected] light. - Replace all smoke alarms every 10 years or as recommended by the manufacturer. • Don’t use chemicals to kill them. When moths - Check your electrical fuse box; make sure you have the proper fuses. Graphic Designer make it indoors, swat or vacuum them. - Keep outdoor debris or dead vegetation away from the house. • If you get a lot of moths indoors, the simplest Mike Reid - Properly dispose of oily or greasy rags. If these items must be stored, they should be kept in a labeled, and most effective solution is to place a light about [email protected] sealed, metal container. 18 inches over a partially filled bucket or sink of - If you store gasoline, keep it outside your home in a shed or detached garage. Keep only small quantities soapy water. Turn off all unnecessary lights. The in tightly sealed containers. Use gasoline only as a motor fuel — never as a cleaning agent. moths will be attracted to the light, fall or fly into - Always store paint and other flammable liquids in their original, labeled containers with tight-fitting lids. the water and die. Always store them at least 18 inches from appliances, heaters, pilot lights and other sources of heat or flame. The 21 Civil Engineer Squadron does not spray - Use outdoor barbecue grills with caution. Place in a safe area away from buildings, windows, heating, for Miller moths. If you have questions, contact ventilation and air conditioning units or places with high/dead vegetation. 21st CES at 556-4297. For additional information, - Never use gasoline to start the fire, and don’t add charcoal lighter fluid once the fire has started. visit the Colorado State University Cooperative - Use barbecue grills outside only — not under overhangs or balconies, and away from combustibles. Extension Entomologists website at http://www.co- - Check your propane barbecue grill hose for leaks and cracks; never store propane indoors. lostate.edu/Dept/CoopExt/LARIMER/millers.htm. For more information on fire safety tips call 474-3355 or 556-6574.

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By Michael Golembesky 21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — It has been a long journey from the swimming pool at Colorado’s Greeley Central High School to proudly representing the Air Force in the lanes at this year’s Warrior Games at the U.S. Air Force Academy. But for Senior Master Sgt. Martin Smith, operations superintendent for the 380th Space Control Squadron, it is nothing less than an honor. With the accident still fresh in his memory, Smith recalls the events that led to the amputation of his left leg just below the knee. It happened in August of 2012 while commuting from Peterson to his home in Parker, when he was involved in a motorcycle accident on Highway 83. After the injury and a lot of soul-searching, Smith elected to have the lower portion of his leg removed. Otherwise the severely muscle-damage leg may have led to a more serious amputation. “We are fighters,” Smith’s wife Susan said to him as he laid in recovery at the hospital. After the surgery in September 2012, Smith was finally able (U.S. Air Force photo/Michael Golembesky) to get back into the pool in December to begin the long road Senior Master Sgt. Martin Smith, 380th Space Control Squadron operations superintendent, will compete in four swimming events during the Warrior of physical recovery. It was Jack Ladley, Air Force Recovery Games at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Smith lost his leg in 2012 in a motorcycle accident. Care coordinator in Colorado Springs, that suggested that Smith tryout for the team. After the tryout camp in January said with pride in his voice. do the small things that we take for granted. That motivates of 2013 at the Academy, Smith was selected to represent the “This is the Warrior Games and I do not want my injury me and makes me proud to be a part of this,” Smith said. Air Force in the pool for this year’s Warrior Games. to downplay the sacrifice of the fellow service members “The Air Force through this whole process has been fo- This is the first time the Air Force will be represented at who have been injured in combat,” Smith said during an cused on getting the inured Airmen back in the game, back the games with a complete 50 member team participating interview at the Peterson aquatics center. to living life,” he said. “We don’t care if you win; just getting in all events. This humbling statement demonstrates his steadfast you out there is a win. Placing in an event is just an added “I never really intended to get back into swimming,” Smith honor and compassion. Although Smith’s leg amputation bonus but not the purpose,” he said while reflecting on his said. “Working out in the pool was the only real option for was non-combat related, the Warrior Games are universal experience. me to stay in physical shape and remain on active duty.” in celebrating the “Warrior Spirit” that exists within us all. Smith will swim in four events during the Warrior Games, “I am proud to represent the Air Force and also proud of “It is just an honor to be around these guys, knowing what See Warrior page 9 my brothers-in-arms who have been injured in combat,” he they struggle with and go through on a daily basis just to

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — The 21st Civil Engineer Squadron will resume landscaping at the west gate in May to finish the project originally funded in fiscal year 2012. The landscaping includes removing 40 percent of the Kentucky bluegrass in the area and replacing it with low-water vegetation, also known as xeriscape. This vegetation includes a mix of grasses common in Colorado. The purpose of the landscaping is to reduce water used for irrigation around Peterson Air Force Base. “This landscaping will reduce water usage in the area by 30 percent,” said Lt. Col. Mark Donnithorne, 21st Civil Engineer Squadron commander. “That saves us about 1.5 million gallons of water each year.” This also provides an opportunity for the 21st Space Wing to reduce life-cycle costs in the future, which is especially important during these times of sequestration. “The native grasses are not only less expensive to put in place, they also reduce future expenses for ongoing maintenance and replacement,” said Donnithorne. “The grasses have a lower life- cycle cost because they are able to withstand wider temperature variations and dry conditions.” In order to establish the landscape around the west gate, there may be increased watering during the first 4-6 weeks if we do not receive ample rainfall during the month of May. The increased watering is approved through a permit from Colorado Springs Utilities. “If we have a really dry spring, we may need to increase the watering schedule,” said Donnithorne. “After the initial phase, however, experience shows the maintenance cost of the grasses will be drastically reduced.” Overall, the project is intended to reduce water usage, reduce future expenses and renovate the area around the west gate. “We are committed to making our base the best place to (U.S. Air Force photo/Michael Golembesky) work, live and visit in the Air Force,” said Donnithorne. “We Landscaping outside the West Gate will continue in May. Kentucky Bluegrass will be removed and new native Colorado grass will be planted to reduce will continue to do that in the most fiscally responsible man- water requirements and sustain wider temperature variations. ner possible.”

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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — During the month of April, the 21st Security Forces Squadron identified 10 vehicles that were left in unauthorized locations on base. These abandoned vehicles can create many problems for the installation. Abandoned vehicles interfere with facility stand-off requirements during increased force protection conditions. They can also lead to increases in theft or vandalism on base. When someone notices a vehicle that was left unattended for an extended period of time, it can become a target for parts stripping, tagging, arson or theft. Last, but certainly not least, they detract from the overall base appearance. Nobody wants to live or work near a junkyard. There is only one long-term parking area on Peterson. It is located within the 21st Logistics Readiness Squadron com- pound and is intended for personnel deploying more than 30 days. Personnel must check in with 21st LRS personnel during normal duty hours. Any vehicle parked in the long term parking area without being processed through the 21st LRS will be identified to security forces as abandoned and towed at (U.S. Air Force photo) the owner’s expense. For information about long term parking program call 556-4307. Over the next several months, the 21st SFS will proactively Sharp Warrior target possible abandoned vehicles and problem areas on the Master Sgt. Dan Stellabotte, on behalf of the Pikes Peak Top 3, presents the April Sharp Warrior Award to Staff installation. If security forces identifies a vehicle that is believed Sgt. Antoine Dozier, Headquarters Air Force Space Command logistics planning. Dozier’s creativity helped him to be abandoned, it will first be ticketed and after seven days, the vehicle will be marked as abandoned. If after 72 hours of develop a logistics billing database, which saved the command $500,000 annually. He completed three credit being ticketed the vehicle has still not been moved, the vehicle hours towards his bachelor’s degree in transportation logistics management and a logistics course. Dozier also will be towed at the owner’s expense. This includes trailers and assisted in the Combined Federal Campaign and played a key role on the A4R intramural basketball team over- RVs that are not using authorized locations on base. 30 basketball championship. The Sharp Warrior Award is awarded each month in recognition of Team Peterson’s If you or someone you know has a vehicle that is parked in an unauthorized location on base, have them relocate the vehicle best. Any first sergeant or senior NCO serving as a first sergeant who observes outstanding performance may to an appropriate storage location to prevent it from being nominate someone for the award to the first sergeants council. towed. If you have any questions, call 21st SFS Investigations at 556-7060.

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(U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Howk) Wing names quarterly award winners PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. — The 21st Space Wing held its quarterly awards breakfast May 7 at The Club. Col. Chris Crawford (left), 21st Space Wing commander and Chief Master Sgt. Richard Redman (right), 21st SW command chief, presented awards to Catherine Lovelady, 21st Mission Support Group, Category II Civilian of the quarter; Capt. Robert Wray, 21st Operations Group, Company Grade Officer of the quarter; Master Sgt. Lorinda McDaniel, 21st MSG, Senior NCO of the quarter; and Airman 1st Class Takiah Coleman, 21st Medical Group, Airman of the quarter. Winners not present included Tech. Sgt. Michael Skonetski, 821st Air Base Group, NCO of the quarter; Evangelina Horario, 21st MDG, Category I Civilian of the quarter; and Michael McKinion, 21st OG, Category III Civilian of the quarter.

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Calendar / Base Briefs Survivor benefit plan SHIN SA DONG Retiring service members who need to build an estate to protect Movie night their families from the loss of retirement benefits if they die, should The 21st Force Support Squadron offers movie night KOREAN RESTAURANT use the survivor benefit plan as the floor of their protection. This each week at the base auditorium. All films are free and inexpensive protection will ensure their spouse has a guaranteed open to all eligible users of Peterson AFB and their guests (IDs are re- income for life. Insurance and investment plans have a place in quired for all films except those rated SPRING SPECIAL the estate plan of many retiring members, but as a supplement G or PG). to SBP, not a replacement. For additional information contact Popcorn and soda are free, too. the SBP counselor at 556-4229. A complete schedule is available at 10% OFF the Check www.21fss.com or by calling 556-8383. Town hall 1 p.m. May 18: Ice Age Continental We make tasty 2011 Best of The 21st Medical Group will host a Town Hall meeting from Drift, Rated PG for scary action through- foods such as: Korean Restaurants

3:30-4:30 p.m. May 16 at The Club to introduce the new TRICARE out. 87 minutes. • Grilled Beef Ribs Blvd S Academy Managed Care Support Contractor, UnitedHealthcare Military & 7 p.m. May 18: Side Effects, Rated R for sexual- • Beef Bulgogi Veterans. Representatives from the 21st Medical Group, the Colorado ity, nudity, violence, and language. 105 minutes. • Bibimbap in a Springs Multi-Service Market Office, the TRICARE Regional Office- Hot Stove Pot West and UnitedHealthcare Military & Veterans will be available E Pikes Peak Ave S Academy Blvd S Academy to answer questions about the transition. Topics of interest include CCAF graduation 3845 E. Pikes Peak Ave. new service enhancements available through UHC M&V as well Colorado Springs, CO 80909 as updates on referral and authorization processing. The Community College of the Air Force graduation ceremony is 1 p.m. May 31 at the base auditorium. For information, call the 638-2695 Police week education center at 556-4996. The 21st Security Forces Squadron marks Police Week with a K9 Summer college registration demonstration and weapons display from 4-5 p.m. May 17 at Patriot Registration is currently underway for summer college courses. Park. The demonstration is open to all Department of Defense ID For information, call the education center at 556-4996 or go to build- TriCare$300 Active Orthodontic Duty Benefits & Adult Now Family Higher card holders. ing 1141. MemberWith MetLife Discount Community yard sale Museum booked There is a community yard sale from 8-11 a.m. May 18 at the old The Peterson Air and Space Museum is fully booked for military base exchange parking lot, building 1425. Call 556-6768 for details events through July 29. For information contact the museum staff and to reserve a space; space is limited. The sale is in conjunction with at 556-5543 or [email protected]. the monthly yard sales held in the base housing area by Tierra Vista. Summer reading program Childhood screenings The library’s summer reading program is June 3 to July 13. For The Peterson Exceptional Family Member Program is having information orto register, call the library at 556-7462 or go to build- its child find program from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. May 22 at the Peterson ing 1171. East Child Development Center. Free screenings for children ages birth to three years for families who may have concerns about their Medical group inspection MARK J. BENTELE, DDS, MS, PC children’s development are available. The 21st Medical Group is undergoing an accreditation inspec- (COL, USAF, RET) tion June 11 -13 from the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Screenings include social and emotional development, fine and Health Care. Patients may write or call the inspection agency at: ORTHODONTICS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN gross motor skills, speech-language, cognitive and adaptive skills. Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. Saturday and after-school appointments available. Hearing and vision screenings will also be available. For information 5250 Old Orchard Rd., Suite 200 or to make a reservation, call 556-6141. Skokie, IL, 60077 2575 Montebello2575 Montebello Dr W, Ste Dr101 W, SteNow 101 also in Telephone 847-853-6060 between Unionbetween & Academy Union & AcademyWoodland Park Legal office closed FAX 847-853-9028 The 21st Space Wing legal office is closed until noon on May 8, 22 To comment about care you or your family member has received UNITEDTriCare/payment CONCORDIA/payment plans available. plans available. No charge No charge evaluations. evaluations. and June 5, and all day May 15 and 29 for training. For information at any of the 21st MDG facilities, contact the inspection agency to 719-268-7138719-268-7138 • www.inner-smiles.com www.inner-smiles.com or legal assistance, call 556-4871. schedule an appointment during their visit.

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It also allowed base emergency response assets to practice working hand-in-hand with their counterparts in order to control and expedite the recovery process of the incident. “Communication is critical and we have identified some opportunities for improvement,” Parker said about early assessments of the exercise. Participants in this quarter’s exercise included fire rescue, police, military working dogs, medical and biological. The exercise also included many components that go unseen and play a critical role in coordinating and handling the overall response effort. One of these components was the wing’s emergency operations center which coordinates the flow of resources both on and off Peterson. The EOC is instrumental in gathering all available information from the event for the commander to make sound and critical decisions. The exercise was the opportunity for Team Pete to prove it is ready for any challenge that may present itself, and that its Airmen excel at all they do. When the challenge seems overwhelming they fall back on their instilled values and training — and ensure no Airman is ever left behind. Anniversary From page 1

ficulty in working with another wing to garner critical support. Prior to Gray’s assignment at AFSPC, Gray was the commander of the 1st Space Wing. One of his many frustrations at that time was the funding decisions made by the support wing that affected mission organizations. “We were buying sod at Peterson AFB while mission organizations were starving,” said Gray. “We were always $10 short on funds and $20 short on people.” Gray said all of that changed on May 1, 1992, however, when they stood up the 21st Space Wing. “It was a new start in many ways: organizationally, functionally, mission-wise, as well as people, which was a breath of fresh air,” said Gray. “It gave them a purpose, I think, that they did not have before. They couldn’t point to any mission other than support.” Stepping into the role of commander of the 21st Space Wing, (U.S. Air Force photo) Gray made a promise to visit every office on base. Although it Retired Brig. Gen. Ronald Gray took him three months, Gray fulfilled that promise. was the first commander of the “I walked into every shop on Peterson AFB and I emphasized 21st Space Wing from May to them, the purpose of the 21st Space Wing is missile warning 1992 to August 1993. The wing and space surveillance and don’t you forget it,” said Gray. “I celebrated its 21st anniversary figured I could get everyone moving in the same direction at May 15, 2013. the same time doing the same mission, and I think it worked.” The person pictured is not an actual service member Since then, the Wing has grown to be the fourth largest wing in the Air Force, spread out over 16 states, eight countries and 13 time zones. It supports six installations across 34 locations and employs about 4,300 military, civilians and contractors. These Airmen operate and sustain global missile warning and space control capabilities and installations to dominate the high ground for America and its allies. Focus From page 3

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