This is an awesome video that show what we do in Air Force Space Command.

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Here is a slideshow of our AFSPC 2010 OAY nominees as they take in the sights of Colorado Springs, Colo. and the local military installations. These Airmen represent the outstanding performers from around the command who demonstrated extraordinary leadership, job performance, community involvement and achievements.

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Memorial Day marks the start of the annual Critical Days of Summer focus on safety. Each year, too many of the air force family are killed or injured during this time when there is traditionally seen an increased risk due to summer activities. This year the campaign starts with a family day on Friday, May 27, and ends on Tuesday, Sept. 6. Last summer, in AFSPC, there was 41 mishaps, one of which resulted in a fatality. AFSPC can do better: any fatality is one too many.

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Space is a vital component to any military campaign. It is here that our military satellites orbit the earth, relaying critical and sometimes highly sensitive data to our ground forces. But space is becoming more and more cluttered with over 13000 man-made objects floating around our planet. Itʼs the responsibility of the US Air Forceʼs Joint Space Operations Center to track and monitor all of these objects to protect our assets in space. www.facebook.com www.airforce.com

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Air Force Space command is seeking teachers in the Colorado Springs area to participate in a visit by AFSpace to teach a Science and/or Math lesson on GPS. Please email pam.afspc@peterson.af.mil if you are interested.

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Vintage footage from the early days of the Air Force ICBM forces.

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This course shows you what it takes to become a part of the Air Force Space Command

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Aug. 18, 2011, the Commander of Air Force Space Command accepted a 1:4 scale model of the Space Based Space Surveillance satellite here at Headquarters AFSPC. General William Shelton accepted the model from retired Major General Craig Cooning, Vice President and General Manager, Boeing Space and Satellite Systems. The presentation of the SBSS model commemorates the strong partnership between the government and industry in providing critical capability to the warfighter and is a gift to the Airmen of AFSPC.

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Learn more about GPS and how it works in this video produced by NASA and Air Force Space Command.

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Sexual Assault Response and Prevention through Bystander Intervention. A reenactment of an actual event. Comments by the Vice Commander of Air Force Space Command Major General Mike Basla, and the Chief of Air Force Space Command's Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Program Ms. Tracy London

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This is a reenactment of one brave Airman's story of how she was sexually assaulted by another Airman and her decision to report it. The attack was investigated. Every case and outcome is different but in this case, our Airman knew the perpetrator wouldn't be able to do it again to anyone else in our Air Force. What harms one of us, affects all of us, and sexual assault has no place in our Air Force.

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Tech. Sgt. David Sauceda, talks about his job providing mission assurance as a qualified Spacecraft Mission Assurance Technician and Facilities Mission Assurance Technician.

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Recently we here at HQ AFSPC had a Wingman Day and Lt. Gen (then Maj. Gen.) Basla, AFSPC vice commander, talked to everyone about the importance of resiliency and being a good Wingman. This is a great video that we all should take a look at.

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Gen. William L. Shelton pins on his fourth star just before taking command of Air Force Space Command Jan. 5, 2011.

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Following 27 years of service an Air Force Space Command chief master sergeant offered the occasion of her retirement ceremony to take care of one last troop. The troop was the Chief's father who was finally presented the Bronze Star Medal he earned more than 40 years earlier.

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1st Lt. Elizabeth Bupane, talks about her job as a Delta IV Mechanical Engineer.

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more at scitech.quickfound.net "TRACES HISTORY OF MAN'S EFFORTS TO EXPLORE OUTER SPACE. DISCUSSES OVERALL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SPACE CHALLENGE AND ITS PRESENT AND FUTURE EFFECT ON MAN." Public domain film from the National Archives, slightly cropped to remove uneven edges, with the aspect ratio corrected, and mild video noise reduction applied. The soundtrack was also processed with volume normalization, noise reduction, clipping reduction, and equalization. US Air Force film SFP-1864 en.wikipedia.org Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) is a major command of the United States Department of the Air Force, with its headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado. AFSPC supports US military operations worldwide through the use of many different types of satellite, launch and cyber operations. Operationally, AFSPC is under the Combatant Commander of the US Strategic Command Approximately 47000 people, including 25400 active-duty service members and civilian employees, and 14000 contractor employees, perform AFSPC missions at 88 locations worldwide. Its 25400 employees are divided into approximately 7100 military personnel and 18300 civilian employees, although their missions overlap. On December 1, 2009, the intercontinental ballistic missile mission was transferred to the new Air Force Global Strike Command. AFSPC gained the cyber operations mission with the stand-up of 24th Air Force under AFSPC in August 2009... History During the Cold War, space operations focused on missile <b>...</b>

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Airmen throughout Air Force Space Command are gearing up for this year's Guardian Challenge, the world's premier space and cyberspace competition. Guardian Challenge is a prime peacetime opportunity for Air Force space and cyberspace teams to demonstrate the effectiveness of their training and procedures through the game-changing capabilities they provide to the joint fight. The competition will kick off in March and will run through May.

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The US Air Force's first unmanned re-entry spacecraft landed at Vandenberg Air Force Base at 1:16 am PST today, Dec. 3. The X-37B, named Orbital Test Vehicle 1 (OTV-1), conducted on-orbit experiments for more than 220 days during its maiden voyage. It fired its orbital maneuver engine in low-earth orbit to perform an autonomous reentry before landing. The X-37B is the newest and most advanced re-entry spacecraft. Managed by the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office (AFRCO), the X-37B program performs risk reduction, experimentation and concept of operations development for reusable space vehicle technologies. "Today's landing culminates a successful mission based on close teamwork between the 30th Space Wing, Boeing and the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office," said Lt Col Troy Giese, X-37B program manager from the AFRCO. "We are very pleased that the program completed all the on-orbit objectives for the first mission." OTV-1's de-orbit and landing mark the transition from the on-orbit demonstration phase to a refurbishment phase for the program. The Air Force is preparing to launch the next X-37B, OTV-2, in Spring 2011 aboard an Atlas V booster.

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The 45th Space Wing successfully launched a United Launch Alliance-built Delta IV-Heavy Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle from Space Launch Complex 37 at 5:58 pm (EST), carrying a classified National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) satellite. "The tremendous ULA, NRO and Air Force partnership once again delivered success," said Lt. Col. William Heuck, 5th Space Launch Squadron commander. The largest of the Delta IV family, the Heavy version features three Common Booster Cores mounted together. "The Delta IV rocket continues to evolve and mature with this fourth Delta IV-Heavy launch from the Cape," said Maj. Jeremy Geib, Delta IV Launch Operations Flight commander. "The team cut heavy launch processing time over 50 percent." "This mission helps to ensure that vital NRO resources will continue to bolster our national defense," said Brig. Gen. Ed Wilson, 45th Space Wing commander. "The spectacular evening launch showcases how the 45th assures access to the high frontier and supports global operations."

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Air Force Space Command welcomed a new commander during a change of command ceremony here Jan. 5. Gen. William L. Shelton accepted command from Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz in front of an audience of family, community members and AFSPC personnel. In General Schwartz's opening comments, he bid a fond farewell to General Kehler and gave a warm welcome to General Shelton and his wife back to AFSPC and Colorado. "General Kehler, you are well-prepared for the challenge of US Strategic Command and you are certainly deserving of this honor," said General Schwartz. "Suzie and I wish you and Marj all the best as you turn a new page in this exciting chapter for your family. "As we look forward to the prospects of the New Year, we congratulate Willie and Linda on this very special occasion, as we welcome them back to Colorado where they have enjoyed a number of assignments over the years, including several here at Air Force Space Command," General Schwartz continued. Upon acceptance of command, General Shelton said, "I've been in and out of Air Force Space Command since 1986, so to have the good fortune to come back to command this great organization is truly a special privilege." He also recognized the role AFSPC personnel have in the security of the nation, as well as the public's reliance on the command. "Your dedicated work in both the space and cyberspace arenas keeps this command in a prominent role in our national security," General Shelton said. "It is a <b>...</b>

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Time lapse video of the Mobile Service Tower rollback @ Space Launch Complex 6 Vandenberg AFB CA. Uncovered is the Delta IV Medium+ (5,2) rocket poised to send a satellite into space on April 3, 2012.

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www.pax-americana.com www.amazon.com The prospect of Earth being ruled from space is no longer science-fiction. The dream of the original Dr. Strangelove, Wernher von Braun (from Nazi rocket-scientist to NASA director) has survived every US administration since WW2 and is coming to life. Today the technology exists to weaponize space, a massive American industry thrives, and nations are maneuvering for advantage. PAX AMERICANA tackles this pivotal moment. Are war machines already orbiting Earth? Can treaties keep space weapons-free? Must the World capitulate to one super-cop on the global beat? With startling archival footage and unprecedented access to US Air Force Space Command, this elegant, forceful documentary reveals the state of play through generals, space-policy analysts, politicians, diplomats, peace activists, and hawks. As if there weren't enough weapons here on earth, space has become the newest arena for countries around the globe to launch their struggle for supremacy. Denis Delestrac's film Pax Americana and the Weaponization of Space is packed full of some truly startling facts — everything from the "Rods of God" (space weapons that can launch from orbit) to the fact that fifty cents of every American tax dollar goes towards military spending. The astronomical costs of arming and policing the heavens (more than $200 billion) has largely fallen to the US Air Force, but with China and other nations challenging American supremacy, there is the potential for <b>...</b>

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Luca Scantamburlo, an Italian UFO researcher, has published online an interview he conducted with a whistleblower claiming to be a former astronaut on a secret mission flown by NASA and the Air Force Space Command to the moon in August, 1976. The alleged mission was titled Apollo 20 and was a joint US and Soviet mission that followed by just over a year the joint Apollo-Soyuz 1975 mission. The Apollo 20 mission filmed the dark side of the moon where a very large extraterrestrial vehicle appeared to lie wrecked on the moon's surface. This 'wreckage' was first captured on film by Apollo 15 in 1971 which shows a moon panorama with what appears to be a large elliptical object on the moon's surface in an official NASA photo.

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Lt Gen Michael J. Basla, Vice Commander, Air Force Space Command speaks at the 2011 Cyber & Space Symposium held at the CenturyLink Center on Nov 15-17. This event combined the highly successful Cyber and Space Symposia and provided an exciting venue for information exchange among leaders in cyber and space. This Symposium delves into tough issues while fostering innovation and collaboration between the private sector and government. Sessions included perspectives of senior Department of Defense, US and alied government, industry, and academia speakers.

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A Minotaur IV rocket as the twenty-sixth dedicated small launch vehicle mission named STP-S26 for the Department of Defense's Space Test Program that was launched at 4:24 pm, AST, Nov. 19 from Kodiak Launch Complex, LP1 in Kodiak, Alaska. A team of Air Force, NASA, contractor, and Alaska Aerospace Corporation representatives took part in STP's most complex mission in over 20 years. This mission will advance the state-of-the-art of space technologies which will enhance military operational capability and further our scientific knowledge across the DoD. The S26 mission is directed by the Department of Defense Space Test Program and implements a number of capabilities aimed at enabling responsive space access for small experimental satellites and payloads. S26 has seven distinct firsts. These include: The first flight of the STP Standard Interface Vehicle; the first use of Multi-Mission Satellite Operations Center, Ground System Architecture; the first flight of the Minotaur IV Multi-payload Adapter; first use of the Hydrazine Auxiliary Propulsion System to assist the Minotaur IV in obtaining a dual orbit; the first Minotaur IV cubesat deployment; the first cubesat deployed from a free flying EELV Secondary Payload Adapter satellite and the first launch of a Minotaur IV rocket from the Kodiak Launch Complex. This mission is also a significant milestone for STP because it includes the 500th DoD Space Experiment Review Board experiment flown. The DoD Space Experiment Review <b>...</b>

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Captain Will Ferguson of the 45 Space Wing explains Guardian Challenge launch operations kickoff event.

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Maj. Gen. Michael Basla, vice commander of Air Force Space Commnad, and AFSPC Airmen and civilians describe what it means to be a Wingman.

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A personal tragedy for one of the documented original Tuskegee Airmen ended on a happy note July 22, courtesy of the Colorado Springs community, and Airmen from Peterson Air Force Base and the Air Force Academy.

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Panel at National Space Symposium covers history of US Space Command and Air Force Space Command. In Part 2, Gen. Donald Kutyna, former head of US Space Command and NORAD, talks of the command in the period leading up to the 1991 Gulf War.

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Members of the 45th Space Wing provided Eastern Range support for NASA's successful launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis July 8, 2011, at Cape Canaveral, Fla. Some of these folks have worked every Space Shuttle launch since the program's inception. Here are their perspectives on the Space Shuttle's final launch.

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Sean Hannity talks about LightSquared & developments in recent News regarding the National WiFi Broadband Network due to launch. LightSquared plans to offer wholesale national mobile LTE broadband WiFi for companies such as VoX Communications among others. They await FCC approval for use of their network which also prevents companies like VoX Communications from running on their Network. Four Star General William Shelton of Air Force Space Command told to favor LightSquared by White House.

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First GPS IIF satellite launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida on a Delta IV rocket at 11:00 pm on 27 May 2010. A team effort by the 45th Space Wing, Space and Missile Systems Center, GPS Wing, Boeing and United Launch Alliance.

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