• Younger people may be key to nuclear arms control

    Most Weber State University students never had to practice nuclear war "duck-and-cover" drills in school like Rose Gottemoeller remembers so vividly.But even though the nuclear age might just be a history lesson to them, Gottemoeller says young people are key to a future world where nuclear weapons

  • AFMC selects Hill for excellence

    Hill was selected as Air Force Materiel Command's choice for the Commander-in-Chief's 2015 Annual Award for Installation Excellence.This award recognizes the outstanding and innovative efforts of the people who operate and maintain U.S. military installations. Each year one installation from each

  • Hill AFB participates in joint aircrew flight equipment testing

    Over the past few years, the Air Force has seen the introduction of several weapons systems that have pushed its aviation capability to new heights.As capabilities increase, the Air Force has had to refine safety equipment in order to protect the only irreplaceable component in each airframe -- the

  • BYU grad students visit Hill military chaplains

    Hill's chaplains are seeing a radical change in how they serve their fellow Airmen, spurred on by budget cuts and a real need to help Airmen by their sides, rather than inside a chapel.This was just part of the message shared with several Brigham Young University graduate students during their visit

  • Hotels, HAFB reach agreement

    To keep area hotel rooms full and off-base Hill Air Force Base visitors comfortable, the Office of Community and Economic Development in Davis County is working on a memorandum of understanding with the 75th Air Base Wing.The agreement, adopted Tuesday by the Davis County Commission, in essence