• Hill Airman competes in national tournament

    Tech. Sgt. Michael Keith, 729th Air Control Squadron, competed in the U.S. Open XIII Brazilian Jiu Jitsu "America's Favorite Tournament" Oct. 18 and 19 in Santa Cruz, Calif. Sergeant Keith competed in the senior white belt feather weight division against five other skilled competitors on his way to

  • Husband and wife balance military fitness

    Every Tuesday and Thursday, a group of people gather in a small workout room tucked beneath the staircase at the Hill Air Force Base Warrior Fitness Center, bending, stretching and contorting their bodies in unusual ways in an effort to calm their mind and body. They are led by a husband and wife

  • Cooper Institute teaches military exercise course

    The Cooper Institute, a non-profit research and education organization, came to Hill Air Force Base to teach a military exercise leader course to 50 physical training leaders, Health and Wellness Center employees, and others in charge of conditioning Airman, Oct. 21-24. The MEL course provides

  • Hill works to replace T-38 aileron levers

    To meet the challenge of building more than 1,000 aileron actuator levers for T-38 Talon aircraft, the New Manufacturing and Repair Division, 532nd Commodities Maintenance Squadron, literally had to start from scratch. The levers, which control moveable flaps on the T-38's wings, are being machined

  • Air Force, officials break ground at Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park

    Construction of the largest Enhanced Use Lease project in the history of the Department of the Air Force officially began Oct. 10 with a ground breaking ceremony held at the Hill Aerospace Museum. Local dignitaries Gov. Jon Huntsman, Sen. Orrin Hatch, Rep. Rob Bishop, state Sen. Sheldon Killpack,