News

May 26, 2021
Dual-military couple retires together

From enlisting the same year to retiring at the same time, one dual-military couple from Hill Air Force Base have balanced a healthy marriage and family with serving their country together.
May 25, 2021
Retiring Command Chief looked for good in people and situations

For nearly 30 years, Hill’s 75th Air Base Wing Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Walker, put on the uniform and aspired to look for the best in people while ultimately being kind.
Dec. 14, 2020
35 years in the desert: Range controller retires after decades supporting Air Force combat training

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -- “Shack!” is the slang that spotters and controllers on the ground say over the radio to fighter or bomber pilots when their weapons hit on target. Dorothy “Dot” Ellis may not be able to tell you how many times she’s said it over her 35 years on the Utah Test and Training
July 2, 2020
Hill AFB employee retires after 62 years of military, civil service

Donald F. Douglas, 83, retired April 3 after working a combined 62 years for the IRS and Air Force. Leading up to his retirement, Douglas worked in landing gear as a material expediter for the 532nd Commodities Maintenance Squadron.
Aug. 1, 2018
AFSC commander reflects on role as he prepares to retire

Lt. Gen. Lee K. Levy II took command of the Air Force Sustainment Center on June 5, 2015. On Aug. 7, he will relinquish command and retire from the Air Force. Levy said the center has evolved significantly over the last three years and that is a reflection of the 43,000 Airmen who comprise AFSC.
Feb. 9, 2018
Military Saves Week workshops offered to Hill families

Join us for Military Saves Week and enter for a chance to win a grand-prize $200 gift card or one of two $50.00 gift cards in our Military Saves Week giveaway.

Dual-military couple retires together

Retiring Command Chief looked for good in people and situations

35 years in the desert: Range controller retires after decades supporting Air Force combat training

Hill AFB employee retires after 62 years of military, civil service

AFSC commander reflects on role as he prepares to retire

Military Saves Week workshops offered to Hill families