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  • Innovation Unleashed

    Space Launch Delta 45 takes a leap in innovation, thanks to The Forge, by becoming home to two Ghost Robotic Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicles (Q-UGV). With the addition of the Q-UGV’s, several tasks will be made automated by the additional detection and alert capability, allowing defenders more

  • Deployed PSFB defenders support Afghan evacuees

    Defenders assigned to the 45th Security Forces Squadron at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, deployed to Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, supported Operation Allies Refuge - the largest non-combatant evacuation airlift in U.S. history.

  • First Space Force innovation cell opens at Patrick SFB

    Patrick Space Force Base is now home to the first Spark Cell in the U.S. Space Force, The Forge. The Forge allows Guardians and Airmen to submit and develop solutions for issues identified in their organizations.

  • Patrick SFB Youth Wins Southeast Military Youth of the Year Competition

    Serving as a military youth, Kyla has demonstrated her resiliency through multiple moves, changing schools, as well as soccer teams. The youth center at Patrick SFB, not only offered her a comfortable, stress-free environment, but also pushed her to reach her full potential, Kyla said.

  • Crash in the Ocean: Air Force aids TBM Avenger pilot

    On a warm, sunny Saturday afternoon, a pilot mans the controls of a TBM Avenger, a U.S. Navy warplane, as he soars over Cocoa Beach, Florida.As he prepares to perform aerial maneuvers and entertain thousands, he soon discovers a problem. At approximately 1:20 p.m., April 17, he declares an in-flight

  • Air Force's first HC-130 takes its final flight to retirement

    After more than 50 years of faithful service and rescue missions spanning the globe, King 52, the first HC-130 configured for Air Force rescue in 1964, retires March 6, 2017. Accompanied by its 920th Rescue Wing dedicated crew chiefs and a nostalgic aircrew, the aircraft, Tail number 4852, heads to

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  • Changes are coming to TRICARE: Are you ready to take command of your health?

    Changes are coming to your TRICARE benefit beginning Jan. 1, 2018. These changes will give you more benefit choices, improving your access to care, simplifying cost shares and allowing you to take command of your health. “Taking command of your health means empowering you to make the right health

  • It’s never too late to say thank you

    I had the privilege of going to our nation’s capital on Oct. 25, 2017, to witness the Congressional Gold Medal ceremony in honor of the Filipino Veterans of World War II. From 1934 until the Philippine independence in 1946, the U.S. retained sovereignty over Philippine foreign policy. In 1935, as

  • October is Depression Awareness Month

    According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, depression is not just having “the blues” or the emotions we feel when grieving the loss of a loved one. It is a true medical condition that is treatable, like diabetes or hypertension.    Someone who is depressed has feelings of sadness

  • If it can happen to me … it can happen to you too

    “I’m on my way to D.C.,” said Gen. Jay Raymond, commander of Air Force Space Command. “I want you to come with me and spend a few days at the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill.” I was not only shocked by his offer but amazed by how quickly he acted on it.  And so there I was posing for a quick picture

  • Be prepared: Winter tornado season below normal, it only takes one

    The east central Florida 2016-2017 winter severe weather season is predicted to be well below normal in January transitioning to below normal as the season progresses through April. Fewer and weaker tornadoes than usual are expected but it only takes one, so be prepared.   A weak La Niña is present

  • Assured access to Space: 25 years in the making

     The 45th Space Wing will celebrate another significant milestone in its rich and storied history of providing assured access to space when the wing turns 25 years young on Nov. 12, 2016.Although we’ve had an Air Force presence on the Space Coast since Oct. 1, 1949, and are known for our

  • Essence of leadership … influence

    I had the opportunity to attend a Basic Military Training (BMT) graduation a couple of years ago, which was a memorable, personal and professional experience. It was personal because my oldest son was one of the graduates. It was professionally memorable because I was reminded of the commander’s

  • Emergency management: A behind the scenes look on the Eastern Range

    Last week, the 45th Space Wing’s Incident Management Team responded to the Falcon 9 Static Test Fire anomaly on Space Launch Complex 40. The explosion occurred Sept. 1 at approximately 9:07 a.m. as many of us were just returning from our morning meetings. Minutes later I got the call … it’s the call

  • No mission without support; commander's call connects unit to the Cape

    The purpose of commander’s call is to bring together an entire unit to discuss important issues and recognize outstanding accomplishments. While I always aim to make these events educational, informative and enjoyable, I wanted to achieve these objectives in a new and exciting way this quarter.  To

  • 45th Space Wing showcases mission during Family Day

    The 45th Space Wing hosted a rare opportunity for more than 2,500 family and friends to tour Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, April 23, 2016. Guests received an inside look at space launch operations here and landing facilities at the most active spaceport on the Eastern seaboard of the



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  • Honor Guards: Guardians of Honor in Stellar Service

    The honor guard is arguably the most recognizable unit in any uniformed service. It serves as the face of the military at events ranging from presidential inaugurations and the solemn duty of veterans' funerals. The Base Honor Guard is manned by volunteer Airmen who perform this additional duty to

  • Patrick Space Force Base enhances base security and readiness

    With the expanding mission set at PSFB and CCSFS comes an increased need for updated base security infrastructure and procedures.PSFB has been undergoing recent security renovations in response to the changing environment and mission requirements of the installation.

  • Beyond Technology: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Frontline Readiness

    Modern warfare is characterized by evolving technology, including advanced battlefields, the integration of artificial intelligence, and the use of unconventional tactics. This momentum necessitates adaptability, rapid decision-making, and mental agility among Airman and Guardians.

  • Notes for Hope: How a Simple Letter Can Change a Life

    Many veterans face challenges with mental health and feelings of isolation after leaving the military, with 41% reporting feelings of loneliness, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. A simple act as sending a card could make a world of difference.Space Launch Delta 45 Integrated Primary

  • Beyond the Spaceport

    Space Launch Delta 45 is renowned for managing the world’s busiest spaceport, advancing the nation’s space operations and capabilities. However, its mission extends far beyond the launch pad, exemplifying adaptability, collaboration, and dedication to service.A recent demonstration of this

 

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