• 95 Hill senior airmen selected for promotion to staff sergeant

    Commanders here notified 95 senior airmen today of their selection for promotion to staff sergeant.Air Force wide, 36,739 senior airman were eligible for promotion to staff sergeant, 9,403 were selected, a 25.59 percent selection rate, Air Force officials said July 10. The average score for those

  • 75th ABW welcomes new leader

    A new commander took the reins of the 75th Air Base Wing during a formal change of command ceremony today. Col. Ronald E. Jolly, Sr., assumed command of the 75th ABW from Col. Kathryn L. Kolbe.The 75th ABW commander is directly responsible for providing installation support for the Ogden Air

  • South Gate Closed for remainder of air show

    The South Gate to the base is closed for the remainder of the air show. Those attending the air show should enter the base through the Roy Gate (located in Roy, off Exit 338 of I-15) or the West Gate (located in Clearfield, off Exit 335 of I-15).

  • 'Warriors Over The Wasatch' air show returns to Hill AFB

    Thousands of visitors are expected to come watch The Warriors Over the Wasatch-Power of Airmen air show, featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and the U.S. Army Golden Knights, here at Hill Air Force Base Saturday and Sunday.The air show will last from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Gates open at

  • UTA offers bus service to Hill AFB open house, air show

    UTA is offering service to Hill Air Force Base's Warriors Over the Wasatch open house and air show on Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29.This air show features the U.S. Army's Golden Knights Parachute team, thrilling air performances from civilian and military pilots, and of course, the dives,

  • Team Hill mourns loss of employee

    Officials with the 75th Air Base Wing confirmed today the death of Kaylynn Spackman on June 8 in Layton, Utah. "Members of Team Hill are saddened by the loss of one our own," said Col. Kathryn L. Kolbe, 75th Air Base Wing and installation commander. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family,