• Take charge of health and quit smoking

    The 1982 United States Surgeon General's report in 1982 stated that "cigarette smoking is the major single cause of cancer mortality (death) in the United States." This statement is as true today as it was in 1982.Smoking is responsible for nearly 1 in 5 deaths in the United States. Because

  • Hill Air Force Base to host military blood drive

    The Armed Services Blood Bank Center - Pacific Northwest, or ASBBC-PNW, will be conducting a blood drive May 24-25 in the Airman and Family Readiness Center. The doors will be open to accept walk-in donors 8 a.m.-5 p.m. each day.The blood that is collected at the blood drive will be in Iraq or

  • YouTube video thanks Hill Air Force personnel

    A video on the popular video sharing site YouTube features members of the community saying thank you to Hill Air Force Base personnel.The "Thank You, Airmen" video is posted on the 419th Fighter Wing's newly created YouTube channel located at www.youtube.com/419fw.The 419th FW Public Affairs Office

  • May is Motorcycle Safety Month

    The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has provided some good information for all riders to help get started with the 2010 safe riding season.May is the month of motorcycles and motorcyclists. The sun shines, the birds sing and riders across the country swing their leg across their two-wheeled steeds to

  • May 24, See Me Save Me Ride

    The See Me Save Me program is being hosted by Hill Air Force Base. This program is designed to educate vehicle operators to look for motorcycles while driving and to enhance awareness of all who share to road.The more riders participating, the bigger the impact on the community from the See Me Save

  • 'Strengthening Air Force Logistics' town hall meeting

    Sue Dryden, vice director for the 309th Maintenance Wing and the new Ogden Air Logistics Center Senior Functional (CSF) for Life Cycle Logistics, hosted the first ever basewide logistics town hall meeting on April 28 with the theme "Strengthening Air Force Logistics." The Department of Defense and