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Decisions, decisions

(Left to right) Master Sgts. Terrell Murray and Craig Colby, both 388th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron assistant first sergeants, serve lunch Wednesday, along with Hannelore Crawford, Hillcrest Dining Facility employee, to Tech. Sgt. Norman Kososki, 419th Fighter Wing. Hill Air Force Base first sergeants serve Airmen lunch at the dining facility on the third Wednesday of each month.
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Laser eyes

Maj. (Dr.) Marvin Acquistapace, Optometry Flight commander uses a photo bio-microscope for a evaluation that would be done pre and post operation after laser eye surgery.
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MajGen Anderson

Major General Orvil A. Anderson
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General Cannon

General John Kenneth Cannon
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BrigGen Cramer

Brigadier General Darrell Stuart Cramer
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Sally Ride

Sally Kristen Ride
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General Patrick

Mason Mathews Patrick
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Charles Hamilton

Charles Keeney Hamilton
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Number 1

(Left to right) Danielle Garcia, bowling center employee, gives a tour of the Hill Bowling Center to Senior Master Sgt. Wade Clark, 75th Services Division superintendent, Chief Master Sgt. Venton Lamont, AF LeMay team member and Col. Frederic Ryder, AF LeMay team chief, during a visit last week to evaluate the entire services division as part of the Gen. Curtis E. LeMay competition. This competition is used to select the best services program in the Air Force.
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Stretch it

Lead fitness instructor, Devin Gongora teaches aerobics at the Hill fitness center.
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Stretch it

Lead fitness instructor, Devin Gongora teaches aerobics at the Hill fitness center.
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Maj Gen Sullivan

Major General Kevin Sullivan, Commander, Ogden Air Logistics Center
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Tymofichuk

Col. Randy B. Tymofichuk
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Teri Gibby

Teri Gibby, the Hill Innovation Development Through Employee Awareness Program manager
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Plane Talk

Hill Aerospace Museum and the Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah host a popular lecture series in the fall and winter each year called "Plane Talk." These free lectures about airplanes and the people who fly them are open to the general public.
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Robert Crawford

In 1938, Liberty magazine sponsored a contest for a spirited, enduring musical composition to become the official Army Air Corps song. Of 757 scores submitted, the one composed by Robert MacArthur Crawford (1899-1961) was selected by a committee of Air Force wives.
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Lt Walter Harvey & Lt Nate Mazer

Only two aircraft in the entire Eighth Air Force were ever named after individuals and both of them were in the 384th Bomb Group. Lieutenant Walter Harvey (left) was known as "Big Dog" and B-17 42-102661 SU-L was named in his honor after he was shot down. Lieutenant Nathan "Mike" Mazer (right) was a squadron armaments officer, but went on many combat missions unofficially. As he was Jewish, B-17 42-98000 SU-J was named "Fightin' Hebe" as a tribute to his spirit.
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Colonel Tibbets

The Commander of the Group was then-Colonel Paul W. Tibbets, Jr., and it was to operate only one squadron, the 393rd Bombardment Squadron (Very Heavy), commanded by Major Charles W. Sweeney.
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Bleriot Monoplane

Louis had taken off in his Bleriot monoplane head-on into the path of an aircraft flown by Leon de la Grange, and Paulhan was forced to dive toward the ground to avoid a collision. Louis was too low, however, and his wingtip struck the earth causing the aircraft to cartwheel in a crack-up that ejected the "King of the Air": from his perch. Louis was thrown clear of the wreckage and walked away with only a gashed nose and a bruised ego. La Grange, lucky in this incident, was killed five months later when a wing detached from his aircraft inflight.
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Paul Martini

This paper was written in 1997 by aviation enthusiast Anthony Paul Martini of Salt Lake City. At the time, Mr. Martini was an air traffic controller at the Salt Lake Air Route Traffic Control Center at Salt Lake International Airport. He donated this work to the Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah for the benefit and enjoyment of visitors to Hill Aerospace Museum.
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