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  • Congratulations to All Our Staff Sergeant Selects

    Aldren P. Abraham, 45th Civil Engineer SquadronLaurita P. Agnis, 5th Comptroller SquadronMichael Arrindell, 45th Security Forces SquadronNathaniel P. Bacorn, 45th Civil Engineer SquadronNicholas Biersner, 45th Medical Support SquadronAriane N. Billings, 45th Medical Support SquadronVanise A. Brandt,

  • Col. Doug Schiess Assumes Command of 45th Operations Group

    Colonel Douglas A. Schiess took the reins of the 45th Operations Group in a change of command ceremony held Monday afternoon at the Tides. He is succeeding Col. Denette Sleeth, who will be moving to a new position at Ramstein AB, Germany.As the Operations Group commander he oversees the Eastern

  • New commander assumes command of 45th Mission Support Group

    Colonel Patrick H. Donley, a recent graduate of the U.S. Air War College at Maxwell AFB, Ala., assumed command of the 45th Mission Support Group in a ceremony July 6.He succeeds Col. Loretta Kelemen who retired.Prior to his assignment at Maxwell, Colonel Donley served as assistant professor and

  • Security Forces Airman earns AFSPC National Image Award

    Master Sgt. Joseph Baker, 45th Security Forces Squadron, has won the Air Force Space Command's 2012 "National Image Award" and will move forward to represent AFSPC at the Air Force level.This award honors servicemen and women who distinguished themselves by promoting the tenets of civil / human

  • Congrats to Our Tech. Sgt. Selects!

    Tamara R. Acfalle45 Space Wing/LegalCharles E. Allen45 Security Forces SquadronChristopher R. Amor45 Security Forces SquadronJustin S. AtkinsonAir Force Technical Applications CenterJames R. BandySOUTHCOMRyan P. Bauman333 Recruiting SquadronSheri L. Bray45 Safety OfficeLeonardo Castaneda45 Space

  • 45 SW launches NRO satellite on board Delta IV-Heavy

    The 45th Space Wing successfully launched a United Launch Alliance-built Delta IV-Heavy rocket from Space Launch Complex 37 today carrying a classified National Reconnaissance Office satellite.The largest of the Delta 4 family, the Heavy version features three Common Booster Cores mounted together