• 75th FSS earns top honors

    The 75th Force Support Squadron at Hill Air Force Base was recently recognized as the 2018 Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command Curtis E. LeMay award winner.

  • Haunting on the Hill entertains families

    Hill military and civilian employees and their families gathered Oct. 19 for the 10th Annual Haunting on the Hill and Trunk-or-Treat extravaganza at The Landing. Volunteers from across the installation decorated their vehicles and handed out treats to children.

  • Renovations to begin at building 430

    Two phases of construction inside building 430 will begin this month and are expected to last until mid-January. The building houses a number of Hill’s customer service organizations, including the Common Access Card Office where base IDs are issued and renewed.

  • House your horses on Hill Air Force Base

    For 30 years, Outdoor Recreation has offered self-care horse stables on Hill Air Force Base, offering an affordable home for horses owned by active duty military, reserve, national guard, retirees and federal civilian employees.

  • One arm, no sweat – Hill civilian learns to belay with one arm

    Victor Meier confidently strides out to greet me with a likeable smile and holds out his left hand to shake mine. I was kind of expecting this because I set up a meeting to interview him knowing he had only one arm. Meier, Director of Youth Sports and Fitness with the 75th Force Support Squadron at