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Welcome home

Airmen coming home from a six-month deployment in Afghanistan wait to deplane and greet their families. Pilots, maintenance, and operations support personnel from the 388th Fighter Wing and 419th Fighter wing were assigned to the 455th Expeditionary Operations Group alongside Airmen from Hill's active-duty 388th Fighter Wing. The deployment is part of Operation Freedom's Sentinel, which aims to maintain security and stability in the area following Operation Enduring Freedom, which officially concluded in 2014.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Welcome home

Signs are never in short supply as spouses wait to greet Hill AFB Airmen coming home from a six-month deployment in Afghanistan. Pilots, maintenance, and operations support personnel from the 388th Fighter Wing and 419th Fighter wing were assigned to the 455th Expeditionary Operations Group alongside Airmen from Hill's active-duty 388th Fighter Wing. The deployment is part of Operation Freedom's Sentinel, which aims to maintain security and stability in the area following Operation Enduring Freedom, which officially concluded in 2014.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Welcome home

Family and friends wait to greet Hill AFB Airmen coming home from a six-month deployment in Afghanistan. Pilots, maintenance, and operations support personnel from the 388th Fighter Wing and 4-19th Fighter wing were assigned to the 455th Expeditionary Operations Group alongside Airmen from Hill's active-duty 388th Fighter Wing. The deployment is part of Operation Freedom's Sentinel, which aims to maintain security and stability in the area following Operation Enduring Freedom, which officially concluded in 2014.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Welcom home

A son greets his father coming home to Hill AFB from a six-month deployment in Afghanistan. Pilots, maintenance, and operations support personnel from the 388th Fighter Wing and 419th Fighter wing were assigned to the 455th Expeditionary Operations Group alongside Airmen from Hill's active-duty 388th Fighter Wing. The deployment is part of Operation Freedom's Sentinel, which aims to maintain security and stability in the area following Operation Enduring Freedom, which officially concluded in 2014.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Welcome home

A spouse greets his Airman coming home to Hill AFB from a six-month deployment in Afghanistan. Pilots, maintenance, and operations support personnel from the 388th Fighter Wing and 419th Fighter wing were assigned to the 455th Expeditionary Operations Group alongside Airmen from Hill's active-duty 388th Fighter Wing. The deployment is part of Operation Freedom's Sentinel, which aims to maintain security and stability in the area following Operation Enduring Freedom, which officially concluded in 2014.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Road to reduction

Brig. Gen. Carl Buhler, Ogden Air Logistics Complex commander, speaks to a group of 24 visitors, including state, local and federal leaders, who learned about the ALC's "Road to 30 Percent Depot Flow Day Reduction." (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Resilient nurse serves in resilient country

Lt. Col. Kristin Carlson deployed to New Kabul Compound last year where she served as a team chief and medical advisor to the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police. (Courtesy photo)

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Relient nurse serves in resilient country

Lt. Col. Kristin Carlson, 75th MDG chief nurse, was awarded the bronze star and has been selected for promotion to colonel after her recent deployment as a team lead and medical advisor at New Kabul Compound in Kabul Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force/Micah Garbarino)

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Emergency landing

Lt. Col. James "G-Man" Doyle, an Air Force Reserve pilot with the 514th Flight Test Squadron here, made an emergency landing in an A-10 that averted a possible disaster. (U.S. Air Force/Bill Orndorff)

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Highly rated

Members of the 516th Software Maintenance Squadron achieved the highest rating in the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) v1.3 on March 26. (Courtesy Photo)

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Diamond Sharp

Staff Sgt. Natacia Flick, 75th Air Base Wing Staff Judge Advocate Office, was nominated by the Hill AFB first sergeants for their quarterly Diamond Sharp Award.(U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Llloyd)

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Gov. visits Hill

Col. Ron Jolly, 75th Air Base Wing commander, talks with Utah Gov. Gary Herbert on April 10 at Hill Air Force Base. Herbert visited the installation along with Maj. Gen. Jeff Burton, Utah National Guard adjutant general, to receive an update on Hill’s missions. (U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Purple Heart

Col. Ron Jolly, 75th Air Base Wing and Installation commander, right, presented Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Wasnuk with the Purple Heart during a commander's call at Hill Air Force Base march 25. Wasnuk was awarded the purple heart for brain injuries he sustained during two deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan as an Explosive Ordnance Technician, where he was in the area of six improvised explosive blasts. (U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Purple Heart

Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Wasnuk, holds a collapsible mine-detection device. Wasnuk is an explosive ordnance technician with the 775th EOD flight at Hill AFB, Utah. He is set to receive a purple heart March 25 for brain injuries sustained during combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Micah Garbarino)

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Purple Heart

Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Wasnuk, holds a collapsible mine-detection device. Wasnuk is an explosive ordnance technician with the 775th EOD flight at Hill AFB, Utah. He is set to receive a purple heart March 25 for brain injuries sustained during combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force photo/Micah Garbarino)

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Purple Heart

Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Wasnuk, an explosive ordnance technician with the 775th EOD flight at Hill AFB, Utah is set to receive a purple heart March 25 for brain injuries sustained during combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force/Micah Garbarino)

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Purple Heart

Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Wasnuk, an explosive ordnance technician with the 775th EOD flight at Hill AFB, Utah is set to receive a purple heart March 25 for brain injuries sustained during combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. (U.S. Air Force/Micah Garbarino)

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Leadership luncheon

From left: former Ogden Air Logistics Complex commander, retired Maj. Gen. Kevin Sullivan; former commander of Air Force Materiel Command, retired General Bruce Carlson; and former director of Air and Space Operations for U.S. Air Forces in Europe, retired Maj. Gen. Jack Egginton. (U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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F-22 progress

Community leaders from the Utah Defense Alliance and the Top of Utah Military Affairs Committee, received a close-up look Feb. 13 at progress in F-22 Raptor maintenance here. (Air Force photo)

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F-22 Visit

Brig. Gen. Carl A. Buhler, Ogden Air Logistics Complex commander briefs community leaders from the Utah Defense Alliance and the Top of Utah Military Affairs Committee. Attendees received a close-up look Feb. 13 at progress in F-22 Raptor maintenance here. (Air Force photo)

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