• Using tobacco reduces stress? Not so, researchers report

    Most tobacco users believe that tobacco reduces their stress and helps them manage unpleasant moods. Many service men and women report that stress is a major reason they smoke or chew tobacco, since military life produces unique pressures and challenges. But a recent article published on the U.S.

  • Hill to conduct its annual ESOHCAMP audit May 2 - 13

    With checklists in hand, a team of more than 60 Hill Air Force Base people will divide up and spread across the base and even into Utah's west desert May 2-13 for the base's annual ESOHCAMP.But it's not the kind of "camp" that calls for tents, sleeping bags and camp stoves. ESOHCAMP is an acronym

  • AFMC prepares for early retirements and separations

    Air Force Materiel Command and Hill Air Force Base have begun the early preparations for a fiscal year 2011/12 VERA/VSIP incentive program.VERA/VSIP stands for Voluntary Early Retirement Authority/Voluntary Separation Incentive Program. The VERA/VSIP, which will be publicized to the entire

  • CPI Symposium to offer cutting edge process improvement applications

    The Continuous Process Improvement Symposium will be held at Weber State University May 3-5. The fifth annual event ties in closely with the Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century program and can be useful to engineers in many of the programs on base as well as other production and

  • 4 Bronze Stars in the 75th ABW

    At a Commander's Call, April 18, Col. Patrick Higby awarded four Bronze Star Medals to personnel within the 75th Air Base Wing. Master Sgt. Benjamin Horton, 775th Civil Engineer Squadron, received three of the medals as well as a Purple Heart for his actions while serving in Afghanistan as an