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New NASIC Commander

Col. Kathleen Sakura, the new commander of the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, addresses the audience after assuming command of the center in a ceremony held at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force June 2 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Strang)
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On duty, Ms. Von Hacker is a counter-space analyst at NASIC

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- (From left) Second Lt. Caleb Gaboury, Tech. Sgt. Will Marshall and Lassena Von Hacker brief an audience on the threat vulnerability of satellites in the Counter-Space Operations Cell at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center here. Mrs. Von Hacker is a counterspace analyst and works with rescued horses in her free time. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Strang)
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NASIC Tech Sgt Suprised with STEP Promotion

Tech Sgt. Philip Ray, Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge for ELINT analysis at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center’s Signals Analysis Squadron is promoted to the rank of technical sergeant through the Stripes for Exceptional Performers program and is congratulated by Col D. Scott George, NASIC Commander on Jan 25, 2010. Cross training from the medical field to the intelligence field in 2007, Sergeant Ray leads a team of 24 signals analysts that work to improve future US Air Force systems. Of his recent accomplishments, Sergeant Ray earned Center NCO of the quarter twice and Group NCO of the quarter four times. In his medical days, Sergeant Ray was responsible for saving a child’s life by quickly diagnosing and stabilizing a young patient suffering from acute appendicitis. (US Air Force Photo/A1C Bre Heath)
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NASIC Member Awarded Bronze Star for Deployment

Master Sgt. Michael Bentley, National Air and Space Intelligence Center non-commissioned officer in charge of personnel security, received the Bronze Star Medal from Col. Mark Hess, NASIC vice-commander. Sergeant Bentley earned the decoration during a 365-day deployment to Iraq where he enabled nearly 2,000 combat patrols, maintained a fleet of more than 60 vehicles and led the acquisition of safety upgrades for vehicles patrolling the streets of Iraq. Sergeant Bentley also mentored and assisted in the development of more than 4,000 officers for Bagdad’s police force.
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A dedication to the men and women of NASIC; Past, Present and Future.

A formation of NASIC military members listen to Col D. Scott George, NASIC Commander, dedicate the new American flag outside NASIC to the men and women of NASIC, past, present and future. (Photo Credit A1C Mike Albea)
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Present Arms!

Col D Scott George (Center), NASIC Commander, leads a formation in a presentation of arms as an American flag is raised up the new NASIC Flag Pole. (Photo Credit A1C Mike Albea)
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Flag formation

Over 200 NASIC military and civilian members lined the courtyard outside the NASIC main entrance to honor the raising of an American flag along the new NASIC flag pole. (Photo Credit A1C Mike Albea)
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Sun rises to meet new American flag at NASIC

As sun breaks over the horizon, the NASIC Honor Guard prepares an American flag to be raised on the new NASIC flag pole. (Photo Credit A1C Mike Albea)
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American Flag Prepares to Fly

The NASIC Honor Guard unfurls an American flag and waits for reveille at the NASIC flag raising and dedication ceremony. (Photo Credit A1C Mike Albea)
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NASIC chosen champion for local Special Olympics

Col Mark Hess (left), vice commander, National Air and Space Intelligence Center, presents Ms. Meagan Werth, NASIC Junior Force Council president, with an award from the Dayton Area Special Olympics. A NASIC team, led by Ms. Werth, competed in a week-long fundraising event to support Dayton Area Special Olympics. Afterwards, the NASIC team was recognized as the champion in the government Team category. (Photo Credit – TSgt Bendan Kavanaugh)
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AFISR Agency Command Chief Master Sgt. Paul Weseloh speaks at first PDS for NASIC NCOs

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- The Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency Command Chief Master Sgt. Paul Weseloh, speaks to a group of non-commissioned officers during the first Professional Development seminar at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center in July. The PDS concentrated on leadership, managerial communications, military professionalism and physical fitness. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Bre Heath)
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AFISR Agency Command Chief Master Sgt. Paul Weseloh speaks at first PDS for NASIC NCOs

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- The Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency Command Chief Master Sgt. Paul Weseloh, speaks to a group of non-commissioned officers during the first Professional Development seminar at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center in July. The PDS concentrated on leadership, managerial communications, military professionalism and physical fitness. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Bre Heath)
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US Congressional Delegation Discusses Intelligence Operations at NASIC

Col D. Scott George, National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) Commander (left-center) discusses how NASIC intelligence is integrated into military operations to a US Congressional Delegation during a tour of NASIC’s 24/7 intelligence operations center on 1 Sept. Rep. Michael Turner (OH) (right-center) led the delegation and was joined by Rep. Steven LaTourette (OH) for the discussions surrounding NASIC’s role in national defense. Lt Col Carl Brenner (right), Deputy Group Commander, NASIC Data Analysis Group conducted the presentation. (Photo Credit – TSgt Brendan Kavanaugh)
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DC-3

NASIC experts analyzed spectral images captured from this retrofitted, 1940’s era NASA DC-3. Despite the age of the equipment, experimental NASIC analytic techniques were used to pinpoint debris following the Columbia Shuttle disaster.
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Minotaur Rocket

NASIC Analysts Ms. Peggy Grigsby’s name adorns the nosecone of a Minotaur rocket prior to launch. The rocket launched an R&D satellite into space in 19 May 2009 and Ms. Grigsby received this honor in recognition for her years of spectral work that improved intelligence capabilities. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Air Force)
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Blast Off

The Space Shuttle Endeavor blasts off for a journey to the International Space Station carrying a special NASIC flag as part of its payload for its Nov 2008 mission. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Air Force)
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Shuttle Return Flight

The NASIC flag finishes its last legs of a 6 million mile journey inside the space shuttle Endeavour following its Nov 2008 mission to International Space Station. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Air Force)
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NASIC remembered for dedication

NASIC Historian, Mr. Robert Young, discusses hanging the framed flag on NASIC’s walls. The flag flew over 6 million miles aboard the NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour to the International Space Station. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Air Force)
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Sir, I assume command

Col Marilyn Rogers (right) accepts command and responsibility of NASIC’s “synergy engine”, the Global Threats Analysis Group, from NASIC Commander, Col D. Scott George (left) at the conclusion of the change of command ceremony. Photo Credit – A1C Mike Albea, NASIC
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Sir, I relinquish command

Col Steve Ling (right), relinquishes command of the NASIC Global Threats Analysis Group to NASIC Commander, Col D. Scott George (left) during the change of command ceremony. Photo Credit – A1C Mike Albea, NASIC
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