• 67th APS brings trophy and training back to Hill

    For the third year in a row, reservists in the wing's 67th Aerial Port Squadron took first place in the "Fit to Fight" event during the Port Dawg Challenge at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia, in mid-June.The PDC brought together 26 aerial port squadrons from across the Air Force Reserve to compete

  • Future F-35 pilots will operate drones from the cockpit

    While the F-35 represents the future at Hill Air Force Base, the future of the F-35 is one with seemingly endless and previously unthinkable possibilities.For example: controlling a fleet of drones from the cockpit of the next-generation fighter jet. No, it's not part of a fantastical plot from a

  • Historic fighter squadron coming back to Hill AFB

    Just over five years ago at Hill Air Force Base, budget cuts killed one of the Air Force's most historic fighter squadrons.But the commander who witnessed that deactivation is bringing back the "Rude Rams."In a ceremony at Hill in mid-June, Col. David Lyons became the new commander of Hill's 388th

  • Screening key to a healthier you

    Have you participated in Civilian Health Promotion Services, or CHPS, screenings before? Do you know your numbers?If you have not ever participated or it has been more than a year, the Hill Air Force Base CHPS team would like to invite you to check it out. Screenings offered include blood glucose,

  • Youth clean up Hill Aerospace Museum

    Service to one's country was on the minds of more than 200 youth as they sweated in the warm June afternoon sun at the Hill Aerospace Museum, washing planes, planting flowers, filling areas with fresh gravel, and adding mulch to garden beds.As part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

  • Ogden ALC activates 570th AMXS

    In a ceremony surrounded by four of the newest fighter aircraft in the Department of Defense fleet, the 570th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron was activated June 10.Greg Hoffman, squadron director, formally received the unit flag from Brig. Gen. Carl Buhler, Commander of the Ogden Air Logistics