Holiday Blues: Not all dancing sugarplums Don’t isolate yourself; Get out and about

     While many of us look forward to the upcoming holiday season with the wide-eyed wonder of a six-year-old, there are many, many people - including some working and living right here - who won't be having those same "visions of sugarplums" dancing in their heads.     Something much darker may be

45th Space Wing Supports NASA's Mars Science Laboratory's mission

The U.S. Air Force's 45th Space Wing provided flawless Eastern Range support for the United Launch Alliance's successful launch of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory's mission to set down a large, mobile laboratory -- the rover Curiosity -- using precision landing technology that makes many of Mars'

Atlas V Mars Science Lab poised for liftoff

45 SW Migration to the AFNet delayed to January

The 45th Space Wing migration to Air Force Network (AFNet) has been delayed until mid- to late January 2012.The Air Force Network Integration Center and 24th Air Force have established a centralized user directory and e-mail service for all Air Force network users. The goal of the AFNet migration

‘Tis the season for safe driving

The air is turning colder and the leaves have changed, which means the holidays are right around the corner.Planning time with family and friends is on everyone's mind this time of year and sometimes the excitement of seeing loved ones can cause us to forget the importance of safety, especially when

WWII Vets Honored with Trip to Memorial

The first veteran arrived at 2 a.m. on a recent Sunday morning. By the time all were present, the excitement in the room was palpable.As they waited, young Airmen, who had come to see the vets off on their trip, a lifetime in the making, listened intently to the stories of the Greatest

Patrick Airman honored for saving life of Soldier in Afghanistan

Patrick undergoes civilian workforce restructuring

WGS-4 Shipment Postures Air Force for Launch

What's happening to our trees?

The 45th Space Wing Natural Assets office (45CES/CEAN) has recently received a number of inquiries from people/co-workers wondering what is killing the oak trees on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.As conservationists, it is gratifying to know folks are observing nature on CCAFS and are genuinely