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  • USSF releases grooming, uniform policy updates

    In a Space Force Guidance Memorandum published today, the Space Force announced updates to grooming and uniform policy that reflect the nation’s sixth service identity and culture.The image Guardians present in uniform is a symbol of service identify and culture, and Guardians at all levels contributed to defining these updates to ensure all
  • Guardian spouse named Military Spouse of the Year

    Sarah Streyder was recognized, during a ceremony May 5, as the Armed Forces Insurance Space Force Spouse of the Year and Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year for her advocacy and voting education efforts.Nominations for this award are made by both the military and civilian communities and honor military spouses from all branches of
  • Key Guides Get Updates to Help Airmen Succeed

    The Air Force updated the contents of "The Enlisted Force Structure" and "The Profession of Arms: Our Core Values," commonly known among airmen as the "brown" and "blue" books.
  • Celebrating Spouses of Guardians, Airmen

    The Department of the Air Force honors the service the service, sacrifice and contributions of the spouses of airmen and guardians.
  • Capt Daniel Reynolds Space Force first Sapper

    U.S. Space Force Captain Daniel Reynolds recently became the first Guardian to graduate from the U.S. Army’s Sapper Leader Course. This demanding 28-day leadership development program is designed to create elite combat engineers across the joint force in all aspects of mobility, counter mobility, and survivability. “Space is a warfighting domain,
  • STARCOM Integrates Innovation, Achieves ‘Firsts’ in SPACE FLAG 22-2

    The Space Training and Readiness Command completed the fourteenth iteration of their SPACE FLAG exercise (SPACE FLAG 22-2) designed to ready space warfighters to defend US and our coalition partners’ interests in space, while simultaneously deterring adversary aggression and denying their actions in the domain.
  • USSF Astronaut will discuss trauma, resiliency on Wingman Day

    U.S. Space Force Col. Nick Hague, NASA astronaut, will discuss resilience and recovering from stressful events on Wingman Day at the Peterson Hub and Schriever auditorium in Bldg. 300, April 29, 2022.
  • Space Operations Command 2021 Outstanding Space Warfighters of the Year

    Space Operations Command 2021 Outstanding Space Warfighters of the Year
  • U.S. Space Command strengthens partnerships at Space Symposium 37

    U.S. Space Command leaders joined space professionals from around the world to participate in the 37th annual Space Symposium at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colo., April 4-7, 2022. The Space Symposium, hosted by the non-profit Space Foundation each year since 1984, brings together sectors of the space enterprise from around the world to discuss and plan for the future of space. USSPACECOM commander, U.S. Army Gen. James Dickinson, participated in multiple bilateral engagements throughout the week. Dickinson’s keynote speech revealed the Combatant Command’s new commercial integration strategy framework.
  • Kendall highlights space’s importance, need to ‘transform’ operations & thinking for the domain

    Presenting a robust case for operating in – and defending – space, Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said April 5 that “transforming” without delay priorities, practices and spending for the domain is necessary to adequately adapt to a theater that is more volatile yet also increasingly essential to the nation’s security and everyday life.
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