• All the right moves at Hill chess event

    The 2013 Hill AFB Chess Championship was held June 8 at The Landing.The results were as follows:Division one, military competition - Senior Airman Joe Martinez won the title by scoring two wins and one loss and is the 2013 Hill AFB Active Duty Chess Champion. Martinez is assigned to the 388th

  • CHPS offers free health classes in June

    Join Civilian Health Promotion Services (CHPS) this summer for a challenge to better your health. Participate in CHPS activities to earn stickers towards a bingo. Once you have six stickers on your bingo card you will get a prize. If you are able to achieve blackout on your card you will receive

  • Hill AFB to implement iNNOVATION program

    Hill Air Force Base will be launching a resource saving program similar to the Air Force, "Every Dollar Counts" Campaign. This program allows every base employee to submit a cost saving idea to senior leadership. The ideas are not limited to money alone, but include time, manpower, man-hours and

  • JROTC camp: It's all about leadership

    Over the week of June 10 through June 14, JROTC cadets from all over the state converged on Hill AFB for an intensive leadership camp. Junior ROTC is the high school level of the Reserve Officer Training Corps. The majority of the schools attending the camp were Air Force JROTC units. The farthest

  • New civilian Automated Time and Attendance System coming to Hill AFB

    In mid-2012, Air Force leadership committed to the implementation of the Automated Time, Attendance and Production System (ATAAPS) to support standardized automation of the civilian time and attendance processes. Through FY13, the roll-out to the Air Force has progressed steadily, and at many sites

  • Taking up paintbrushes to bestow a sense of a fighter wing's legacy

    In the latter part of 2011, the Airman Leadership School invited Hill air wings to sponsor flights and their respective rooms at the school. As a part of a response to that invitation, Chief Master Sgt. Marc Batzer, then 388th command chief, called for volunteers and Master Sgt. Gary Trejo agreed to