310TH SPACE WING (AFRC) (310 SW) - Schriever Air Force Base

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Th e offi ce also coordinates the Volunteer Victim Advocate
program, recruiting, training and supervising volunteers who
provide support to victims. A wide variety of brochures, fl yers
and pamphlets and a library of books and videos on sexual
assault, sexual abuse and domestic violence are available for
checkout by all Schriever AFB personnel.
For more information, contact the SARC at (719)
567-7634 or DSN: 560-7634. For emergencies, or to
report an assault, call the SARC 24-hour hotline at (719)
567-SARC (7272).
Wing Command Post
Th e 50th Space Wing Command Post is the “eyes and
ears” for the 50th Space Wing commander. It gathers and
disseminates information to assist leadership in making
critical decisions that aff ect the base and its assets. Th e
WCP provides command and control for 14 worldwide
operational space units. WCP personnel act as the wing
liaison interfacing with 14th Air Force, Headquarters Air
Force Space Command, HQ Air Force, Joint Chief of Staff
and the Offi ce of the President. Th e command post can be
contacted by calling (719) 567-2180 or DSN: 560-2180.
Wing Safety
Th e 50th Space Wing Safety offi ce, located in Building
210, Room 148-B, is responsible for implementing federal,
state and local safety programs and manages the 50th Space
Wing commander’s safety program.
Wing Safety provides training and advice on operational
risk management, weapons safety, space safety, system
safety, traffi c safety, supervisor safety, local conditions and
general industry and construction safety. Safety provides
reimbursements to military and department of defense
civilians after completion of motorcycle safety training.
Safety offi ce personnel also review technical change requests,
plans and permits to ensure safe construction, system
modifi cations or upgrades assuring mission capability and
personnel safety.
Safety conducts scheduled and no-notice safety inspections
of all units on base and geographically separated units around
the world to identify hazards and make recommendations to
commanders for corrective action.
Wing Safety also investigates all mishaps to include ground
(military—on/off base regardless of duty status) and space to
fi nd root causes and make recommendations to commanders
to prevent future mishaps.
Additionally, Safety investigates all reported hazards.
Hazards should be corrected at the lowest level; however,
they will be investigated when reported. Contact a unit
ground safety representative or orbital safety offi cer for
mishap reporting and hazard reporting procedures.
Wing Safety can be reached at (719) 567-SAFE (7233) or
DSN: 560-7233, by e-mail at 50SWSafety.Workfl ow@us.af.
mil or on the Air Force Portal at www.my.af.mil. Click on
‘Bases-Orgs-Functional Areas’ and select ‘Org A-Z Listing.’
Scroll down and select ‘50th Space Wing Safety.’
50th Operations Group
Th e 50th Operations Group directs the Department of
Defense’s largest satellite operations group providing combat
eff ects to all levels of confl ict via secure communication,
navigation, space surveillance and intelligence operations of
50 satellites for national leadership, U.S. and allied forces
and civil and federal agencies. 50th OG conducts defensive
counterspace, ensuring space superiority. Th e group leads
eight active duty, Reserve and Guard units with 1,300 space
professionals operating $46 billion in assets through 39
global command, control and communication facilities.
50th Operations Support Squadron
Th e 50th Operations Support Squadron leads
operational training programs and policies to
ensure combat readiness for the DoD’s largest
satellite wing with hundreds of operators and
multiple operational squadrons operating
50 satellites worth more than $47 billion. In
support of operational readiness, 50th OSS provides
22,000 hours of comprehensive weapon system training and
produces more than 5,100 training materials in the form of
lesson plans, study guides, tests and computer based training
each year. To provide 2,000 hours of hands-on simulator
training per year, its personnel also maintain $6.2 million,
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