PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado (KTAB/KRBC) – Aircrews and maintainers from the 28th Bomb Squadron recently completed a training exercise at Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado, as part of ongoing efforts to sustain readiness for Air Force Global Strike Command.
Flying out of Peterson SFB, the Dyess-based B-1B Lancers supported initial qualification, re-qualification, and instructor upgrade training, ensuring aircrews maintain combat capability across multiple skill levels.
The exercise was made possible with vital assistance from the 28th Bomber Generation Squadron, whose maintainers enabled the squadron to execute operations seamlessly from the off-station location.
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Training in unfamiliar environments is essential to preparing aircrews for real-world missions. The exercise reinforces Air Force Global Strike Command’s commitment to providing safe, secure, and effective strategic deterrence—anytime, anywhere.
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