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Boy Scout Troop and Parents visit New Boston SFS

PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of a local New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America troop and parents pose for a photo in front of a antenna radome at New Boston Space Force Station, New Hampshire. The NBSFS trip was an opportunity for the visiting Scouts to learn more about the Space Force and the mission of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron while also earning credit toward their Space Exploration Merit Badges.

PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of a local New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America troop and parents pose for a photo in front of a antenna radome at New Boston Space Force Station, New Hampshire. The NBSFS trip was an opportunity for the visiting Scouts to learn more about the Space Force and the mission of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron while also earning credit toward their Space Exploration Merit Badges.

PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of a local New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America troop and parents pose for a photo in front of a antenna at New Boston Space Force Station, New Hampshire. The NBSFS trip was an opportunity for the visiting Scouts to learn more about the Space Force and the mission of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron while also earning credit toward their Space Exploration Merit Badges.

PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colorado - Members of a local New Hampshire Boy Scouts of America troop and parents pose for a photo in front of a antenna at New Boston Space Force Station, New Hampshire. The NBSFS trip was an opportunity for the visiting Scouts to learn more about the Space Force and the mission of the 23rd Space Operations Squadron while also earning credit toward their Space Exploration Merit Badges.

PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE, Colo. --

New Boston Space Force Station hosted 12 local Boy Scouts and 10 parents on April 20, 2023 for a site tour and mission brief. The scouts showed interest in theantennas and the World War II era ordnance on display from New Boston’s bombing range days (1942-1956). NBSFS is operated by the 23rd Space Operations Squadron, a geographically-separated unit of Space Delta 6.

Visiting NBSFS will help the scouts earn their Space Exploration Merit Badge and perhaps encourage a few to join the U.S. Space Force in the future.