• Building 849 renamed for former director

    A former director of missiles, electronics, aircraft and distribution at Hill Air Force Base was honored March 19 when Building 849 was renamed Price Hall.The building, located near the intersection of "F" Avenue and Wardleigh Road, is the headquarters for the 309th Maintenance Wing and contains

  • Notes on Bystander Intervention Training

    Did you know that roughly 60 percent of violent crimes in the U.S. are witnessed by a bystander? What percentage of the time do you think a bystander does something to assist the victim of the crime? Sadly, only around 10 percent to 15 percent of the time does a bystander intervene.Lt. Gen. Richard

  • Command Chief's log to Team Hill - Spice, the ticket out

    I am writing this article, which it hurts to have to write.Since my arrival two months ago, we have been fighting drug use issues, so I thought I'd share with you an update.This week we sent the first of the many soon-to-come Airmen out of the Air Force and off the installation as a civilian for the

  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers rep assesses Hill progress on projects

    Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Dorko, Deputy Commanding General for military and international operations at the headquarters of U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, visited Team Hill on March 2. The purpose of his visit was to meet with Team Hill project leaders and workers and to see the constructions sites that are

  • No small potatoes generosity at Hill

    No matter how you peel them -- or if you don't -- 40,000 pounds of potatoes makes a fairly large mound in a parking lot when you pile up approximately 840 fifty-pound sacks.That's the size of the contribution Team Hill received March 12 through the generosity of Tom Holm, an Idaho Falls farmer, and

  • The spring bike spike

    The snow has almost melted and spring is right around the corner, a time when many will roll out their two-wheeled "Deployment Specials" and look for a sunny day to check out the top end of their freedom machines.Those first few rides of the year are when too many of our Wingmen crash and burn by