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SSC Senior Enlisted Leaders Discuss Leadership Roles at First-Ever Summit

U.S. Space Force and U.S. Air Force Senior Enlisted Leaders from across Space Systems Command work through strength and conditioning exercises with John Hofman, SSC’s certified strength and conditioning specialist, following an educational brief on fitness as part of the inaugural SSC SEL Summit at Los Angeles Air Force Base, Los Angeles, Calif., on July 17, 2024. Hoffman, a member of the Guardian Resilience Team at SSC, led SELs through the importance of remaining “fit for duty” as part of the USSF’s focus on improving the holistic health through mental, emotional, and physical efforts, as well as strengthening the overall resilience for personnel.

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SSC Senior Enlisted Leaders Discuss Leadership Roles at First-Ever Summit

Chief Master Sgt (ret.) Ericka Kelly, 17th Chief Master Sgt. of the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command, engages with U.S. Space Force and U.S. Air Force Senior Enlisted Leaders from across Space Systems Command during the inaugural SSC SEL Summit at Los Angeles Air Force Base, Los Angeles, Calif., on July 17, 2024. The engagement focused on encouraging leaders to share their stories with their personnel to build trust, demonstrate empathy, and aid more resilient leaders across the force.

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SSC Senior Enlisted Leaders Discuss Leadership Roles at First-Ever Summit

U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. Phillip A. Garrant, Commander, Space Systems Command, Ms. Joy White, Executive Director, SSC, Col. Michelle Idle, Deputy Commander SSC, and USSF Chief Master Sgt. Jacqueline Sauvé, Senior Enlisted Leader, SSC, pose with SEL’s from across the command during the inaugural SSC SEL Summit at Los Angeles Air Force Base, Los Angeles, Calif., on July 16, 2024.

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Facilitating Intelligent Conversations About Artificial Intelligence

Military, government civilian, and industry professionals came together June 25-26, 2024 in North Carolina for learning and discussion about how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are furthering an emerging discipline known as Cognitive Space Operations. The Reverse Industry Day event was co-hosted by Space Systems Command and U.S. Space Command and included two days of panels and valuable discussion. Pictured here are members of a panel focused on Investments in Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning and space. (Photo credit: SAS Photography)

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Facilitating Intelligent Conversations About Artificial Intelligence

Following opening remarks by USSF Gen. Michael Guetlein, Vice Chief of Space Operations (VCSO), attendees at the Space Systems Command and U.S. Space Command co-hosted Reverse Industry Day in North Carolina on June 25, 2024 had the opportunity to ask the VCSO questions and share ways that Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning can further the emerging discipline of Cognitive Space Operations. (Photo credit: SAS Photography)

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Facilitating Intelligent Conversations About Artificial Intelligence

USSF Gen. Michael Guetlein, Vice Chief of Space Operations delivers opening remarks at a Reverse Industry Day co-hosted by Space Systems Command and U.S. Space Command on June 25, 2024 in North Carolina. Military, government civilian, and industry professionals came together for learning and discussion of how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are furthering an emerging discipline known as Cognitive Space Operations. (Photo credit: SAS Photography)

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Facilitating Intelligent Conversations About Artificial Intelligence

Mr. Thomas Lockhart, Director of U.S. Space Command’s (USSPACECOM) Capability and Resource Integration directorate speaks to attendees of Space Systems Command and USSPACECOM’s co-hosted Reverse Industry Day on June 25-26, 2024 in North Carolina. The two-day event brought together military, government civilian, and industry professionals for learning and discussion of ways Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are furthering the emerging discipline known as Cognitive Space Operations. (Photo credit: SAS Photography)

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Facilitating Intelligent Conversations About Artificial Intelligence

USSF CMSgt. Ron Lerch, Sr. Enlisted Leader for Space Systems Command’s (SSC) Intelligence directorate shares an illuminating Space Threats briefing with attendees at SSC and U.S. Space Command’s co-hosted Reverse Industry Day on June 25-26, 2024 in North Carolina. The two-day event brought together military, government civilian, and industry professionals for learning and discussion of ways Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are furthering the emerging discipline known as Cognitive Space Operations. (Photo credit: SAS Photography)

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What Does it Mean to Get “Space Force” Fit?

John Hofman, SSC’s certified strength and conditioning specialist, discusses the proper form for a standing barbell overhead press with Tyrone Roach, engineering specialist at the Aerospace Corporation, at the Los Angeles Air Force Base Fitness Center. Photo by Van D. Ha

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What Does it Mean to Get “Space Force” Fit?

John Hofman, certified strength and conditioning specialist at the Los Angeles Air Force Base Fitness Center. Photo by Van D. Ha

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First Time Ever: Civilian Guardians Participate in Challenging “Azimuth” Aerospace Missions Training

Mallory Avila, an acquisition specialist with Space Systems Command, participated in a field exercise to set up a satellite ground station as part of the Space Force’s ‘Azimuth’ aerospace missions training program for early career personnel. Avila graduated June 21 as one of the first two civilian Guardians to participate in Azimuth.

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First Time Ever: Civilian Guardians Participate in Challenging “Azimuth” Aerospace Missions Training

Aman Zemoy experiences zero gravity in a training flight conducted as part of the Space Force’s demanding ‘Azimuth’ aerospace missions training program for early career personnel. A procurement expert with Space Systems Command, Zemoy graduated June 21 as one of the first two civilian Guardians to participate in Azimuth.

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Satellite Communications Mission Brings Space Force to Navy Town

U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command’s Narrowband SATCOM Acquisition Delta members at the University of California San Diego’s Design & Innovation Building during a Space Force educational collaborative event on May 9, 2024. Pictured left to right: USSF Spc4. Augustine Caguing, Mr. George Blackwood, Mr. Juan Vasquez, Ms. Denese Cordaro, deputy director for Narrowband SATCOM Acquisition Delta, USSF Lt. Col. Kevin Champaigne, USSF Maj. Andrew Tymchenko, Mr. Victor Blanco, Mr. Daryl Porter. (Courtesy Photo)

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Command vests in creating a high-performance culture and a strategic plan connecting workforce to mission

SSC’s new high performance culture and strategic plan builds from operating with an outward mindset.

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

The second of three USSF satellite-inspired floats at the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration represents a Wide-Field-of-View (WFOV) Missile Warning satellite. The WFOV float is driven by Torrance Military Affairs Council Hidden Hero Winner, Sgt. Melvin Smith, and accompanied by fellow award winners, Capt. Wesley Jackson and Tech. Sgt. Alex Inn. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

Tech. Sgt. Vincent Manabat, Sgt. Melvin Smith, and Mr. Dilver Funes (left to right) are shown building the USSF satellite floats at Los Angeles Air Force Base for the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration where the U.S. Space Force was the honored military branch. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

Mr. Dilver Funes at the Los Angeles Air Force Base on May 15, 2024 making the USSF satellite floats come to life for the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration. The U.S. Space Force was the Parade’s honored military branch. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

Taking a lead position at the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and celebration is the USSF GPS satellite-inspired float featuring Space Base Delta 3’s April 2024 Knight of the Month, Officer Khaia Calfee (left), along with 1st Lt. Leigha Woelffer (right). The U.S. Space Force was the Parade’s honored military branch. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

Mr. Mike Dolan, deputy program executive officer for Space Sensing at Space Systems Command, accompanied by his family, drives the USSF Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) satellite-inspired float as Space Force’s Polaris Award Winner, Maj. Anthony Gentry rides atop, at the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration. The U.S. Space Force was the Parade’s honored military branch and Lt. Gen. Philip Garrant, commander of Space Systems Command, served as the Grand Marshal of the parade and festivities. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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Floating Down Torrance Boulevard Sharing the Space Force Mission

Mr. Mike Dolan, deputy program executive officer for Space Sensing at Space Systems Command, accompanied by his family, drives the USSF Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) satellite-inspired float as Space Force’s Polaris Award Winner, Maj. Anthony Gentry rides atop, at the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration. The U.S. Space Force was the Parade’s honored military branch and Lt. Gen. Philip Garrant, commander of Space Systems Command, served as the Grand Marshal of the parade and festivities. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)

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