Combat Bocce Ball boosts morale at 392nd TRS

The Combat Bocce Ball Tournament champions, the Bullys, receive a 1st place trophy and each player their own bocce ball set during the tournament here May 4. The event was put on as one of the 381st TRG quarterly events to ensure morale stays high. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Nichelle Griffiths)

Combat Bocce Ball boosts morale at 392nd TRS

Lt. Col. Lance "The Judge" Kawane, 392nd Training Squadron Operations Officer, bowls for his team Thor in the first round of the Combat Bocce Ball Tournament here May 4. The event was put on as one of the 381st TRG quarterly events to ensure morale stays high. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Nichelle Griffiths)

Combat Bocce Ball boosts morale at 392nd TRS

Col. Robert Gibson, 381st Training Group commander, bowls for his team, The Vandenberg Village People, in the first round of the 392nd Training Squadron Combat Bocce Ball Tournament here on May 4. The event was put on as one of the 381st TRG quarterly events to ensure morale stays high. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Nichelle Griffiths)

AFCEA keeps Vandenberg ahead of electronic curve

Capt. James Pitney and Capt. Barbara King receive technology information while browsing the booths during the Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association technology exposition at the Pacific Coast Club here May 2. The two instructors with the 392nd Training Squadron saw 25 companies present Vandenberg AFB with state-of-the-art technology that could potentially make the space mission more efficient. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Wesley Clark)

'Care mail' for deployed Airmen assembled by volunteers

Volunteers from 30th Security Forces Squadron, Bravo Flight, move care packages for deployed friends and Airmen at the Vandenberg Family Readiness Center April 6. Through Operation Global Hearts, the volunteers sent 107 care packages to deployed Airmen all over the world. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Matthew Plew)

'Care mail' for deployed Airmen assembled by volunteers

Staff Sgt. Anthony Cruz, 30th Logistics Readiness Squadron, jokes about putting together a care package for himself for his future deployment while volunteering at the Vandenberg Family Readiness Center April 6. Through Operation Global Hearts, the volunteers sent 107 care packages to deployed Airman all over the world. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Matthew Plew)