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  • Going for the gold medal

    Staff Sgt. Michael Bradley knows how to serve his country in multiple theaters and on any terrain -- both on sand and ice. After Bradley returned from his last deployment in Iraq with his squadron, the 34th Fighter Squadron, in October 2008, the sergeant took his spot on the Air Force World Class

  • Team Hill: Hill Youth Bowling program repeats feat

    Three years ago the youth bowling program was crowned the best in Northern Utah. In a recent tournament the youth program repeated this victory by bringing the trophy back to Hill Air Force Base. Twelve bowlers from the Hill Youth Bowling Program proved they had the "right stuff" when they

  • Cold Care Clinic now appointment-focused

    The Hill Air Force Base Airmen Clinic in Building 570 annex announces a new policy for the Cold Care Clinic. Where before the focus has been on walk-in service to address cold symptoms, Lt. Col. Pennie Pavlisin, 75th Medical Operations Squadron commander, emphasizes that the system -- call-in

  • Hill Air Force Base's eyes in the sky never rest

    The 75th Operations Support Squadron air traffic controllers train nonstop with the best equipment to ensure safe and friendly skies over Hill Air Force Base and surrounding communities. Air traffic control trainees learn the fundamentals of controlling air traffic at a four month technical training

  • Hill pilot saves a life

    Emergencies are never planned. They can happen any time or place, even when checking into a hotel during a temporary duty assignment. When F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot and Viper West demonstration team safety observer, Capt. Jennifer Wade and her wingmen, waited at the counter of the Golden Nugget

  • Hill military spouse shares story

    Three years ago, military spouse Stacey Christopherson led a healthy, normal life. She taught fitness classes five days a week while stationed at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., and was a full-time mother of two young children and wife to Col. Patrick Christopherson. During a routine health exam at

  • Local EOD trainer teaches old dogs some new tricks

    Local dog trainer, Roger Miller, does his best to keep the community safe and alleviate potential demand for Hill Air Force Base security forces. He accomplishes this task mostly with the help of abandoned dogs. Miller has been in the dog rescue business since 1983 and has professionally trained

  • UTTR Family Day a blast for everyone

    "This range is a diamond in the rough," explained the retired safety range officer of 27 years for the Utah Test and Training Range, Terry Olsen. More than 1,000 non-military community members and military family members had a chance to see why the UTTR is a considered a "national asset," as the

  • 309th Commodities Maintenance Group opens team center

    The cafeteria for Bldg. 507 returned to its original location Nov. 21 when the Raymond E. Roessler Team Center was opened for business. The second floor location in the 309th Commodities Maintenance Group is named for Lt. Col. Raymond Roessler, former CMXG deputy director, who died Oct. 5 in an

  • A day in the life of a command chief

    Command chiefs have one of the most visible jobs in the Air Force. Whether it's visiting with Airmen around the base, working with first sergeants or attending meetings he spends plenty of time getting to know personnel on base. And he probably should. As one of only three command chiefs on base, he