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C-130 to get second life at Hill museum

Airmen from the 309th Aircraft Maintenance Group remove the wings and tail from a C-130 aircraft at the Hill Aerospace Museum, April 3. Once work is complete, the C-130 will serve as an interactive classroom at the museum’s Lt. Gen. Marc C. Reynolds Aerospace Center for Education (Air Force photo/Todd Cromar)

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Community faith leaders visit Hill AFB

Chaplain (Maj.) Lukus Counterman, 75th Air Base Wing, speaks with local clergy during a Faith Leaders Summit at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, April 6, 2017. The event fostered resource networking and familiarized attendees with the mission, demands and operational tempo experienced by military and civilian Airmen working and living on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Community faith leaders visit Hill AFB

Chaplain (Maj.) Lukus Counterman, 75th Air Base Wing, speaks with local clergy during a Faith Leaders Summit at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, April 6, 2017. The event fostered resource networking and familiarized attendees with the mission, demands and operational tempo experienced by military and civilian Airmen working and living on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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AFMC, AFGE Council 214 Partnership Council strengthen partnership

Representatives from AFMC and AFGE pose for a photo March 29 at Hill Air Force Base. AFMC and AFGE participated in their annual partnership council meeting March 29-30. Pictured are: Front row, left to right, Randy Shaw, AFMC/A1KL; Jeffrey Allen, AFSC/CA; Troy Tingey, President AFGE C214; David Robertson AFTC/CA; and Robert Good, AFMC/A1KL. Back Row, left to right, Sirron Bailey, President AFGE Local 2263; Ty Norton, Secretary-Treasurer, AFGE Council 214; Carl Dahms, President, AFGE Local 916; Doug Ebersole, AFRL/CA; and Kris Borders, President AFGE Local 1406. (U.S. Air Force/Alex R. Lloyd)

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Navy veteran speaks at SAAPM breakfast

Community members and Hill Air Force Base personnel listen to a guest speaker during the second annual Sexual Assault and Prevention Month Breakfast at the Hill Aerospace Museum, April 4, 2017. The event kicked off Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month and was attended by nearly 200 guests. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Navy veteran speaks at SAAPM breakfast

Timothy Jones, a U.S. Navy veteran, speaks at the second annual Sexual Assault and Prevention Month Breakfast at the Hill Aerospace Museum, April 4, 2017. The event served as an opportunity for base personnel and community partners to meet and kick off Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Navy veteran speaks at SAAPM breakfast

Timothy Jones, a U.S. Navy veteran, speaks at the second annual Sexual Assault and Prevention Month Breakfast, Hill Aerospace Museum, Utah, April 4, 2017. Jones was sexually assaulted in 1999 while in the Navy and today makes military organizations aware of the nature of sexual assault by speaking to them of his experiences. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Why I serve: Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese, 75th Medical Operations Squadron

Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese, right front, simulates loading a patient for air evacuation during training at a deployed location. Reese recently returned from a deployment in Southeast Asia and serves as a family medicine doctor at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (Courtesy photo)

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Why I serve: Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese, 75th Medical Operations Squadron

Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese conducts airway management training on acute trauma patients at a deployed location. Reese recently returned from a deployment in Southeast Asia and serves as a family medicine doctor at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (Courtesy photo)

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Why I serve: Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese, 75th Medical Operations Squadron

Capt. (Dr.) Betsy Reese, rear right, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team members review supplement safety and sports nutrition slides at a deployed location in November 2016. Reese recently returned from a deployment in Southeast Asia and serves as a family medicine doctor at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (Courtesy photo)

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Air Force Child of the Year exemplifies volunteerism, leadership

Jamal Braxton runs sprints on the track at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah, March 21. As a volunteer, Braxton likes to focus most on his experiences with the Red Cross and the Airmen and Family Readiness Center while living abroad in Germany and during his last three years at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (Air Force photo/Todd Cromar)

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Air Force Child of the Year exemplifies volunteerism, leadership

Jamal Braxton runs sprints on the track at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah, March 21. Jamal Braxton poses on the track at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah, March 21. Braxton recently was named the 2017 Operation Homefront Air Force Military Child of the Year. (Air Force photo/Todd Cromar)

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Air Force Child of the Year exemplifies volunteerism, leadership

Jamal Braxton runs sprints on the track at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah, March 21. As a volunteer, Braxton likes to focus most on his experiences with the Red Cross and the Airmen and Family Readiness Center while living abroad in Germany and during his last three years at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. (Air Force photo/Todd Cromar)

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Air Force Child of the Year exemplifies volunteerism, leadership

Jamal Braxton poses on the track at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah, March 21. Braxton recently was named the 2017 Operation Homefront Air Force Military Child of the Year. (Air Force photo/Todd Cromar)

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UTTR firefighters assist in second baby delivery within a year

From the left, Capt. Benjamin Kuethe, Assistant Chief Kevin Caudill, Lt. Benjamin Roundtree and Paramedic Micheal Bruce pose for a photo at the Utah Test and Training Range, March 23. Ron D'Andrea was unavailable. (Courtesy photo)

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Hill AFB Honor Guard: Nameless, selfless, flawless

Hill AFB Honor Guard members Airman 1st Class Santos Vargas and Senior Airman James Fahrner render salutes as a hearse arrives during a veteran’s funeral service, Bountiful, Utah, March 8, 2017. Hill’s honor guard members provide professional military funeral honors for active duty, retired members and veterans. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Hill AFB Honor Guard: Nameless, selfless, flawless

Hill AFB Honor Guard members Airman 1st Class Santos Vargas and Senior Airman James Fahrner perform a two-person flag fold during a veteran’s graveside service, Bountiful, Utah, March 8, 2017. Hill’s honor guard members provide professional military honors for a geographical area of 169,000 square miles (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Hill AFB Honor Guard: Nameless, selfless, flawless

Hill AFB Honor Guard members Airman 1st Class Santos Vargas and Senior Airman James Fahrner complete a two-person flag fold during a veteran’s graveside service, Bountiful, Utah, March 8, 2017. Two-person flag folds are conducted during funerals, retirements and Retreat ceremonies. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Hill AFB Honor Guard: Nameless, selfless, flawless

Hill AFB Honor Guard members practice standing and marching drill movements, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, March 7, 2017. Experts in military drill, ceremonies and protocol, the three flights of Hill’s honor guard each specialize in a particular ceremonial element. However, all members are trained and capable of performing all duties. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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Hill AFB Honor Guard: Nameless, selfless, flawless

Hill AFB Honor Guard members conduct rippled movement drills under the watchful eye of Lead Honor Guard Instructor Senior Airman Timothy Potter, March 7, 2017. Ripple movements are initiated by the first rank and repeated down the ranks on each left heel beat creating a rippled, or waved, appearance. Ceremonial guardsmen are experts in military drill, ceremonies and protocol. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

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