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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

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

Sgt. Melvin Smith, Mr. Ermir Bakraci, Sr. Master Sgt. Rodger Jones, Tech. Sgt. Randy Duffy, and Sr. Master Sgt. Jaclyn Camacho (left to right) building the USSF satellite floats at Los Angeles Air Force Base for the 62nd annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade and Celebration. (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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Connecting with Industry Partners a Priority for Space Systems Command

U.S. Space Force Guardians from Space Systems Command join USSF Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman and USSF Lt. Gen. Philip Garrant, the commander of SSC, participated in the 50th Annual “Salute to Space Systems Command” June 7, in Los Angeles, Calif. The event, hosted by the Los Angeles chapter of the Air & Space Forces Association, included recognition of 16 Space Force Guardians for their achievements in advancing SSC’s mission from 2023 to 2024 in categories ranging from mission assurance to program management. (U.S. Space Force photo by Van Ha)
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

During the closing ceremony at Los Angeles Fleet Week on May 27, senior leaders and local commanders from each military service laid wreaths at the USS Iowa as part of a moving tribute to their branches’ fallen members.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

The United States Space Force is recognized as the ‘honored service’ at the 62nd annual Armed Forces Day Parade May 18 in Torrance, California, one of the largest and longest running celebrations of its type in the United States. Torrance city officials estimated the parade audience at more than 60,000.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

The first-ever Guardian astronaut, retired Space Force Col. Michael Hopkins, served as the honorary grand marshal at the Torrance Armed Forces Day Parade on May 18. Hopkins is a former NASA astronaut who served aboard the International Space Station in 2020, logging a total of 168 days in space and transferring from the U.S. Air Force to the Space Force while in orbit. Hopkins is pictured with his wife, Ms. Julie Hopkins, right, during the parade.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

Space Force Guardians and Airmen from Los Angeles Air Force Base competed in a 5K run on May 18 organized as part of the Torrance Armed Forces Day celebrations.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

Space Force drew in fans of all ages to its exhibit booths at the Torrance Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week events May 17-19 and May 22-27, respectively. Replicas of rockets and satellites, children’s activities, and a visual history of Space Systems Command’s 70-year evolution beginning with the Air Force’s Cold War-era Western Development Division (WDD) research and development organization are among the highlights on display.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

How to join the Space Force was a hot topic at the Torrance Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week events May 17-19 and May 22-27, respectively. Pictured here are Space Systems Command volunteers sharing information about career paths and STEM programs.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

Space fans of all ages had the opportunity to learn more about the U.S. Space Force at Torrance Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week events May 17-19 and May 22-27, respectively. Highlights on display include replicas of rockets and satellites, and a visual timeline of Space Systems Command’s 70-year history providing space capabilities to protect our Nation.
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Space Force Connects With Community at Armed Forces Day and Fleet Week Events

U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. Philip Garrant, serving as grand marshal of the Torrance Armed Forces Day parade, leads Space Systems Command, headquartered on Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, Calif., just a few miles from the parade route. Garrant is pictured with his wife, Ms. Heather Garrant, right, during the parade.
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U.S. Space Force Connects on Capitol Hill During ‘Acquisition Day’ Event

During the first facilitated ‘Acquisition Day on the Hill,’ U.S. Space Force Guardians and Space Systems Command personnel shared with Congressional Staffers and leaders the critical importance space acquisition brings to national security. To start the May 2 event Honorable Frank Calvelli, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space Acquisition and Integration, gave remarks on how the USSF’s focus is a catalyst to enabling the joint warfighter. “Our focus continues to be on speed and delivering systems on cost and schedule to get new capabilities into the hands of our warfighters and transform our space architecture to be more proliferated and resilient,” said Calvelli. (U.S. Space Force graphic by Nicole Elisseos)
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U.S. Space Force Connects on Capitol Hill During ‘Acquisition Day’ Event

More than 20 U.S. Space Force personnel united on Capitol Hill to participate in the first-ever ‘Acquisition Day’ on May 2, 2024. During this event, members partook in meetings and briefed several hundred colleagues in the administration, Congress, and across the executive branch on how space plays a critical role in our national security. The event showcased exhibits representing key mission areas, included extensive presentations on space acquisition methods, and highlighted they key role of collaboration in delivering capabilities to the warfighter faster, more efficiently, and more cost effectively. (U.S. Space Force courtesy photo)
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From Earth to Orbit…A Guide to Becoming a Guardian!

Inspiring our future space industry leaders is something all Space Force #Guardians are proud to do. Pictured here, Space Systems Command’s Director of Human Capital, Ralph “ET” Taylor, shares opportunities for high school students interested in joining the U.S. Space Force, during the 2024 Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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From Earth to Orbit…A Guide to Becoming a Guardian!

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Guardian Grit in Action - How Joint Exercises Strengthen Warfighter Interoperability

U.S. Space Force (USSF) First Lieutenants Jordan Savage and Jackson Jennings, from Space Systems Command’s Battle Management Command, Control, and Communications Program Executive Office (SSC/BMC3), became the first Guardians to earn Stetsons and Silver Spurs alongside candidates from the U.S. Army’s 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team in Fort Bliss, Texas. (U.S. Space Force photo by Van Ha)
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Guardian Grit in Action - How Joint Exercises Strengthen Warfighter Interoperability

U.S. Space Force (USSF) First Lieutenants Jordan Savage and Jackson Jennings, from Space Systems Command’s Battle Management Command, Control, and Communications Program Executive Office (SSC/BMC3), became the first Guardians to earn Stetsons and Silver Spurs alongside candidates from the U.S. Army’s 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team in Fort Bliss, Texas. (U.S. Space Force photo by Jose “Lou" Hernandez)
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