Hill's F-16s to remain until 2018

With the arrival of the F-35, it's been a given that the F-16's nearly 40-year legacy at Hill Air Force Base would come to an end.But the Air Force is saying that ending won't come until 2018.On Feb. 12, the Air Force released the "force structure" plan for its fleet of aircraft, a reshuffling of

Team Hill takes to the slopes for annual Ski Day

Col. Jolly signs proclamation against teen dating violence

To increase awareness of teen dating violence, encourage prevention of this kind of domestic abuse, and support safe and healthy dating experiences, Col. Ron Jolly, 75th Air Base Wing commander, signed a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Proclamation for Hill Air Force Base Feb. 10.February is Teen

Emerging Supervisor program opens for self-nomination

For employees on base wanting to get into a supervisor position, there are options. However, employees often wait for a supervisor to suggest they might be a good candidate for a supervisor position. Other employees may apply for a supervisor position, and once hired, begin their job, but then have

309th AMARG wing refurbishment key to Special Operations Forces Combat Talon II mission

Teamwork and ongoing process improvement efforts at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group resulted in an early shipment of the first of seven refurbished outer wing sets for the MC-130H Combat Talon IIs operated by Air Force Special Operations Command. The 309th AMARG is based at

Budget may include major construction at Hill

The Air Force's proposed 2017 budget includes a delay in F-35 purchases, new life for the A-10 and more than $44 million worth of construction projects at Hill Air Force Base.The agency's total budget exceeds $120 billion while working within the confines of the 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act, a modest