• Cost Effective Readiness at Hill AFB

    The 75th Air Base Wing executes several cost-effective initiatives and strives to provide first-class support while improving cost efficiency. "As a support wing, the current fiscal climate presents many challenges for us," said Col. Kathryn Kolbe, 75th ABW and installation commander. "Some of our

  • 2013 - A year of challenges and accomplishments

    Hill Air Force Base had a momentous year in 2013. Depot work for the F-35 arrived and the official announcement followed that the first operational F-35 would be stationed at Hill paving the way for others to follow.Despite a government shutdown and civilian furloughs Hill continued its mission. A

  • Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah honors interns

    Seven lucky students each received approximately $1,000 in scholarship money this year from the Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah for their academic achievement and volunteer internship work in the Aerospace Center for Education (ACE) at Hill Aerospace Museum.According to the foundation's

  • Enlisted retention board to convene in June

    An enlisted retention board will convene here in June to consider eligible senior airmen through senior master sergeants for retention, Air Force Personnel Center officials said.The enlisted retention program is one of several expanded force management programs that have been or will be implemented

  • Commentary: Complex recalls 2013 successes, remains focused on 'AFSC Way'

    This last year has been highly successful for the Ogden Air Logistics Complex. As an organization with over 7,600 personnel assigned, we have had many challenges to overcome as well as numerous accomplishments we can be proud of.One of our biggest obstacles was the furlough and shutdown that

  • AADD - Not the average night shift

    It's a quiet Friday night for one Airman, with mental focus at its peak for destroying dragons and taking over the globe one country at a time. The world is in his hands with only a PlayStation controller.Suddenly the phone rings. It's back to reality in the Junior Enlisted Recreation Center, where