• Here’s what you need to know about the new tax laws

    In December 2017, the president signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the most sweeping tax-reform legislation in more than 30 years. Most changes will apply to the general public, but some have special implications for the military community. Even within the military community, the changes will not

  • Hill AFB officials release 2018 economic impact statement

    Hill AFB had a $3.6 billion impact on the Utah economy in 2018, according to base officials. Hill released its 2018 Economic Impact Statement this month, a report that summarizes the installation’s economic impact on the local community.

  • First metallic 3D printed part installed on F-22

    The use of 3D printing is not new to the Air Force. The service has routinely used 3D printing for legacy aircraft requiring parts that may be out of production due to manufacturing obsolescence.

  • Growing Air Force’s space medicine culture

    As space continues to play an increasingly critical role in our nation’s defense, the need for the space medicine specialty grows. Medical Airmen within U.S. Air Force Space Command are making sure space operators are ready for future readiness requirements.“Space is no longer a neutral, docile

  • ‘Eye in the sky’ surveillance at Al Udeid

    According to Air Force doctrine, air superiority requires basic freedom of movement – the ability to operate anywhere without opposition. Twenty three Airmen from the 727th Expeditionary Air Control Squadron, Detachment 3, here, enable this level of control, ensuring no aircraft within 240 nautical

  • Hill up next for AFSC's 'Move the Flag' visit

    Air Force Sustainment Center leadership will relocate its headquarters from Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, to Hill AFB for one week in early February. The "Move the Flag” visit is an effort to immerse AFSC leadership in the local work force mission and communities around the command.