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  • CSAF presents Kolligian Trophy to T-38 pilot

    During the ceremony, Goldfein stated that Heath's superb analysis and outstanding skill in response to this life-threatening emergency resulted in the safe recovery of two Airmen and an $8.2 million aircraft.

  • The 101 Critical Days of Summer continue

    The 101 Critical Days of Summer, which began on Memorial Day weekend, is winding down in theory, but because of sizzling temperatures in the Inland Empire that extend into the fall, we must remain vigilant. Sunscreen, grilling and outdoor activities are year-round in our area, so it’s good to keep

  • Are you prepared for summer?

    The Air Force promotes a culture of safety by ensuring Airmen operate with discipline and recognize the difference between acceptable mistakes and unacceptable behaviors.“As outlined in our Striker Culture, “Excellence” is one of our Focus Areas,” said General Timothy Ray, Air Force Global Strike

  • Weapons Safety Course, Party of 3

    Gun Violence is one of the most scrutinized topics in the United States. In 2019 the Gun Violence Archive has reported approximately 26,000 gun-related incidents. These numbers, which were produced in the first half of the year, can be attributed to the lack of awareness and respect people have for

  • Practice summer safety; white water rafting

    Colorado has a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy such as white water rafting; however, it is important to practice and follow proper safety procedures.Juli Yim, 50th Force Support Squadron director of outdoor recreation, said it is important to be aware of possible dangers before going white

  • Keep summer safe with tips for cars, recreational vehicles

    With summer around the corner the freedom to go on road trips, excursions on the lake, family fun on boats, camping sites galore, the list is endless. But safety should be foremost in any family summer event whether you’re road tripping it or just driving a few miles. Summer months are fraught with

  • Preventing heat illness

    Anyone exposed to high temperatures for a sustained period of time is at risk for heat-related illness.  Heat-related illnesses, like heat exhaustion or heat stroke, happen when the body is not able to properly cool itself.  The body normally cools itself by sweating.  But under some conditions,

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