They Graduated Space Force Boot Camp. What Comes Next for Them, and the Service, Is Less Clear.
Space Force continues to carve out its own identity after being created in 2019.
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Space Force continues to carve out its own identity after being created in 2019.
Editorial: Texas loses Space Command to... Alabama? Cruz and Cornyn should get with the program. FacebookTwitterEmail Technical Sgt. Eric Mistrot (center) is seen with a U.S. Space Force patch on his jacket as the first seven trainees to enlist directly into the U.S. Space Force graduate from basic training on Dec. 10, at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. The seven enlistees were among 414 graduates from several squadrons who completed basic military training at Lackland.Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., isn’t part of the Republican leade...
Listen • 2:03 From left to right: Amy Biggers, Virginia Beach, VA; Nathan Ramage ofFalcon, CO; Delvano Brown of Gaithersburg, MD; Shane Brown of Colorado Springs, CO; Giahna Brown of Woodbridge, VA; Elijah Engelby, Colorado Springs, CO; Benjamin Nevoraski of Virginia Beach, VA The nearly one-year-old Space Force graduated its first seven enlistees on Thursday at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. They graduated alongside more than 700 regular Airmen, reciting the Airman's creed and accepting their coins. The Space Force boot camp was just shy of two months long...