January was National Clean Your Computer Month. For many, it came and went without notice. For the computer savvy, cleaning your computer may immediately spawn thoughts to delete unneeded files, run an anti-virus or a registry cleaner.
One of the things I enjoy as a parent is re-reading a lot of the books I loved as a child. Especially since my daughter moved out of the rhyming-picture-book phase, I’ve gotten reacquainted with some beautiful chapter books.
Maj. Stephen Gray, 50th Space Wing comptroller, took an informal survey of first-term Airmen recently and was shocked to find out that some are paying interest rates upwards of 17 percent on their car loans.
Until now at Schriever, cutting open that box with the flat-screen monitor inside or removing that delicate electronic equipment from its shipping container has left people wondering what to do with the accompanying plastic foam.
Feb. 2 marked the 20th anniversary of the 3rd Space Operations Squadron at Schriever.
It is once again my turn to share some thoughts with you. This story I’m trying to relay to you is about being a leader, a supervisor and a parent and the challenges we face every day in these roles.
When Gen. William Shelton, commander of Air Force Space Command, declared the Operationally Responsive Space-1 satellite had achieved final operational capability in early January
During an Airman’s Call here Feb. 2, Lt. Gen. Susan Helms, the 14th Air Force commander, touted the importance of the 50th Space Wing’s capabilities and presented the wing’s men and women with a five-part challenge.
Most people would not put a sign in their vehicle offering free valuables to anyone who walks by and happens to look in the window.
Imagine returning home from a deployment only to discover all of your possessions have disappeared or opening a certified letter that declares pending litigation against you.