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PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force pose for a photo at the summit of Mt. Muscoco. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force pose for a photo on Mt. Muscoco. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - A Member of Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force assists in setting up the Electromagnetic Warfare system. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force assist in setting up the Electromagnetic Warfare system. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Col. Christopher Fernengel and members from Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force transport equipment up Mt. Muscoco. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members from Space Delta 3's Quick Reaction Force transport equipment up Mt. Muscoco. The QRF completed the Crucible event—a 4-mile, 1,292 ft. elevation gain hike—on April 6 where the team transported a 500+ pound Electromagnetic Warfare system and set up operations mountain-side, proving the agility and mobility of both the developmental system and the team. (Courtesy Photo)
Pikes Peak Rodeo Foundation received a mission brief at SpOC Headquarters, Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., April 12, 2023. The Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo has been a Colorado Springs tradition since 1937, showcasing the top rodeo talent and action. SpOC is dedicated to a continued tradition in strengthening a long-standing community relationship. (US. Space Force photo by SSgt Jose A. Rodriguez Jr)
Pikes Peak Rodeo Foundation received a mission brief with Lt Gen Stephen Whiting, Space Operations Command commander, SpOC Headquarters, Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., April 13, 2023. The Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo has been a Colorado Springs tradition since 1937, showcasing the top rodeo talent and action. SpOC is dedicated to a continued tradition in strengthening a long-standing community relationship. (US. Space Force photo by SSgt Jose A. Rodriguez Jr)
Pikes Peak Rodeo Foundation received a mission brief, SpOC Headquarters, Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., April 13, 2023. The Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo has been a Colorado Springs tradition since 1937, showcasing the top rodeo talent and action. SpOC is dedicated to a continued tradition in strengthening a long-standing community relationship. (US. Space Force photo by SSgt Jose A. Rodriguez Jr)
Pikes Peak Rodeo Foundation poses for a photo in front of the Space Base Infared System model, at SpOC Headquarters, Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., April 13, 2023. The Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo has been a Colorado Springs tradition since 1937, showcasing the top rodeo talent and action. SpOC is dedicated to a continued tradition in strengthening a long-standing community relationship. (US. Space Force photo by SSgt Jose A. Rodriguez Jr)
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