VANDENBERG SPACE FORCE BASE, Calif. (AFNS) —  

Chief Master Sgt. of the Space Force John Bentivegna met with Guardians and Airmen during his first visit as the CMSSF to Vandenberg Space Force Base, July 31-Aug. 1.

Bentivegna began his visit with a tour of the child development center, youth center, Hawk’s Cove and the 30th Medical Group. During these visits, he interacted with families and staff, gaining insights into the programs and services each facility offers to the base. Additionally, he visited the 533rd Training Squadron.

“The work being done by our Guardians and Airmen here at Vandenberg (SFB) is of critical importance to our nation’s interests,” he emphasized. “It’s wonderful to witness the growth of the mission, observe how our Guardians, Airmen, and their families are integrating with the surrounding communities, and see how Team Vandenberg is effectively collaborating with our industry partners to ensure the mission’s success.”

During his visit, Bentivegna hosted a town hall meeting, where he addressed questions from the Vandenberg SFB community regarding the future of the Space Force, strategies for maintaining and enhancing warfighting capabilities, ensuring that the Space Force remains robust and effective.

“Team Vandenberg is an exceptional team and setting the standard for Assured Space Access,” he said. “The work you do here is critical, it is significant, and I eagerly anticipate the remarkable achievements you will accomplish in the future.”

Bentivegna’s visit underscored a commitment to understanding and improving the various facets of life and operations at Vandenberg SFB, from community support to medical care and training.

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