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Staff Sgt. Dustin Ballingham (left) sets up in a defensive role to support teammate "Pauly," who is wearing yellow cleats, in Division I League play as the Northside Tigers faced off against the Samoan Islanders in a game held Feb. 27 in Provo. The Islanders won, 10-13, in a competitive, well played game.


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Staff Sgt. Dustin Ballingham (left) sets up in a defensive role to support teammate "Pauly," who is wearing yellow cleats, in Division I League play as the Northside Tigers faced off against the Samoan Islanders in a game held Feb. 27 in Provo. The Islanders won, 10-13, in a competitive, well played game.

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Team Hill personnel participate in a dodgeball tournament during Wingman Day Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Team Hill personnel participate in a dodgeball tournament Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. Team building and physical fitness were among the day’s highlights, which also included unit resiliency training, lunch, basewide fitness events and team competitions, and an awards ceremony. The day was capped with a promotion ceremony recognizing enlisted promotees for October. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Team Hill personnel participate in a tug-o-war contest during Wingman Day Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. Wingman Day is a Comprehensive Airmen Fitness initiative conducted a minimum of two times per calendar year. Its purpose is to emphasize informational awareness, accountability, and team building in the areas of mental, physical, social, and spiritual fitness. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Team Hill personnel participate in a tug-of-war contest during Wingman Day Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. The base’s community support coordinator and 75th Force Support Squadron, in conjunction with mission partners, coordinated a schedule of events which included unit resiliency training, lunch, basewide fitness events and team competitions, and an awards ceremony. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Team Hill personnel participate in a dodgeball tournament during Wingman Day Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. Wingman Day activities emphasize informational awareness, accountability, team-building, and communication skills for selected topics. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Team Hill personnel participate in a volleyball tournament during Wingman Day Sept. 30 at Hill Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force by R. Nial Bradshaw)
Col. Ron Jolly, 75th Air Base Wing commander, gives the oath of enlistment to 17 Air Force recruits Oct. 2 during halftime of a football game at Stewart Stadium, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah. WSU invited Team Hill personnel to the game with Southern Utah University in recognition of the strong relationship between the school and Hill Air Force Base. SUU won the game 44-0. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)
Tech. Sgt. Kristina Decot, noncommissioned officer in charge of Chapel Operations (far right), leads Hill Air Force Base Chaplains Maj. Scott Baker (center), Maj. Erik Harp and Capt. Jeremy Caskey (top) in a fitness routine June 30 to meet the physical pillar of Comprehensive Airman Fitness. CAF is a lifestyle and culture that focuses on mental and physical wellness, social activities, family, peer and mentor support and spiritual health. (Alex R. Lloyd/U.S. Air Force)
From 2004: Staff Sergeant Mary Barnett during her deployment from Hill Air Force Base to Balad Air Base, Iraq, as an F-16 avionics technician with the 421st Aircraft Maintenance Unit. Barnett was wounded in a mortar attack on the base in the early morning hours of Sept. 11, 2004. (Courtesy photo)
Wounded Air Force combat veteran, Mary Barnett, a program manager with the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center here, runs around the Hill AFB duck pond trail with her husband and running partner David. Mary runs marathons despite having a heart condition from a mortar blast in Iraq. She doesn't let the pacemaker she has to wear restrict her freedom. (U.S. Air Force/Micah Garbarino)
Mary Barnett, an Air Force combat vet wounded in action, defies the odds by running marathons despite her heart condition.
A free Climbing 101 course is offered at the Warrior Fitness Center for those who are eligible to work out in the WFC and who are over the age 13.