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After more than 60 years of being known as Vandenberg Air Force Base, the military facility is being rechristened with a new name for infinity and beyond. The Southern California installation was to be renamed Vandenberg Space Force Base during a Friday ceremony in recognition of its key role in supporting the nation's sixth uniformed branch of the military. "Redesignating Air Force installations as Space Force installations is critical to establishing a distinct culture and identity for the Space Force," the base said in a statement. The base is home to the testing of ballistic missiles and ...

The Great Florida Air Show takes place Saturday and Sunday along the south side of Orlando Melbourne International Airport, off NASA Boulevard.

View Comments Shandrea Jackson never expected to experience postpartum depression after her second child's birth, much less look for help to sort through her emotions. But as she enjoys time with her soon-to-be-2-year-old son and his 7-year-old brother, this young mom is thankful she made the contact that changed her life. Jackson sought answers to her emotion-filled questions through the Postpartum Support Network, a nonprofit group supporting moms and families in Brevard who are experiencing postpartum depression. The group officially launched in 2019 in honor of Maternal Mental Health W...

Share this article CULVER CITY, Calif., April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Security Space Association (NSSA) was honored to host a celebration of the life, legacy and career of the late General Thomas S. Moorman with a virtual memorial service on April 14, 2021. The service was attended by several hundred nationwide, including several former Air Force Secretaries, Air Force Chiefs and Vice Chiefs of Staff, Air Force Space Command Commanders, and Intelligence Community Senior Executives, as well as a wide range of current and former executives within the space industry. The two-hou...

Space Force is suddenly the go-to armed service Abraham Mahshie © Provided by Washington Examiner U.S. Space Force got a boost when thousands of March applications for transfer arrived from the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, but other bureaucratic slowdowns may keep it from keeping pace with adversaries, experts say. Former President Donald Trump created the newest armed service to focus exclusively on protecting the country's space assets as adversaries, including China and Russia, field platforms intended to disable and destroy U.S. satellites from Earth or space. While fol...