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Buckley Strengthens Republic of Korea-U.S. Veteran Community Relations [Image 1 of 3]

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By Paul Ortiz
| Yesterday's Air Force
9 A Korean-American Vietnam War veteran speaks with U.S. Space Force Chief Master Sgt. Marlene Locks, senior enlisted leader of Space Base Delta 2, during the Korean War Memorial dedication at General's Park in Aurora, Colo., July 27, 2026. Engaging directly with local civic and veteran groups helps SBD 2 build mutual trust and reciprocal support between Buckley Space Force Base and the local municipal community.
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Buckley Space Force Base and Aurora Leaders Strengthen Ties with Community Day

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By Paul Ortiz
| Yesterday's Air Force
BUCKLEY SPACE FORCE BASE, Colo. -- On July 23, 2026, Space Base Delta 2, in partnership with the Buckley Regional Military Affairs Council, hosted local civic and business leaders for the annual BRMAC Community Day, offering a firsthand, immersive look into the multi-domain joint missions executed daily across the installation. Attendees were welcomed by Col.
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460 Civil Engineer Squadron Open House [Image 2 of 9]

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By Paul Ortiz
| Yesterday's Air Force
9 A firefighter with the 460th Civil Engineering Squadron helps a child use a hydraulic rescue tool to crush a can during an engineering demonstration, July 16, 2026. The event provided an opportunity for base personnel and their families to engage directly with squadron members, offering the community firsthand insight into the diverse civil engineering capabilities and specialized equipment required to support and maintain daily installation operations.
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