• Hill AFB Angel Tree sets new record

    Hill Air Force Base, UT – The Hill Air Force Base Angel Tree program has concluded its most successful year yet. This year's program saw a record number of more than 1,200 gifts collected, organized, and distributed to military families.This year, 277 military children from 130 families were the

  • Small Unmanned Aerial Systems awareness on base

    Unidentified drone swarms have recently been observed over several U. S. military bases. Drones are increasingly popular in personal, professional and warfare applications but can only be flown off base.The use of personal drones on base poses a significant hazard to aircraft. For those interested

  • Congratulations ALS Class 25-A

    Airmen enrolled in Airman Leadership School Class 25-Alpha here were honored during a graduation ceremony Dec 5. at The Landing.ALS is a professional military education course designed to develop Airmen into effective frontline supervisors by focusing on the profession of arms, developing leadership

  • Tread lightly: Winter driving tips that won’t slip up

    As the winter months approach, it's essential to prioritize your safety and the safety of those around you. Utah's winter weather can be unpredictable, with snow, ice, and freezing temperatures posing a significant threat to drivers, outdoor enthusiasts, and residents alike.

  • Project One provides Airmen free lunch

    Single Airmen from across the installation were treated to a free chicken lunch through a Project One initiative at Hill’s Airmen Recreation Center Nov. 16.Representatives from Chick’n Lick’n served 66 Airmen from their food truck, under Project One’s Single Airman line of effort.