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  • Preston Benedyk, vehicle and snow control manager at the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, evaluates snow removal methods being used at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, during a recent consulting visit. During normal operations, snow brooms clear 50-foot swaths of snow, working from the center of the runway to each edge. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Susan Lawson)

    Benny the Air Force “Snow Man” assists Hill AFB

    Preston “Benny” Benedyk, the Air Force vehicle and snow control manager from the Air Force Civil Engineer Center Operation’s Directorate at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, recently traveled to Hill Air Force Base, Utah, to collaborate and advise on best practices and process improvement for snow control operations.
  • An F-35A pilot and crew chief from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, prepare for a sortie Feb. 7 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, during Red Flag 17-1. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

    Interoperability is key to F-35A combat success

    The F-35A Lightning II can carry thousands of pounds of bombs, but its ability to gather and share information is just as deadly.
  • Airman 1st Class Raul Guzman, a crew chief with the 34th Aircraft Maintenance Unit, prepares to launch an F-35A Lightning II aircraft during Red Flag 17-1 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, Feb. 3. Maintainers and pilots from Hill Air Force Base's 388th and 419th Fighter Wings deployed the fifth-generation fighter to Nellis AFB Jan. 20. This is the first deployment of the F-35A to a Red Flag exercise. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

    F-35A, maintainers proving reliable at Red Flag

    When it comes to the F-35A, much is made of the edge its fifth-generation technology gives pilots, but America’s newest fighter aircraft is also proving capable in the hands of maintainers.
  • An F-35A Lightning II aircraft from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, takes off from Nellis AFB, Nevada, Feb. 2. Airmen from the 388th and 419th Fighter Wings at Hill are participating in Red Flag 17-01. Red Flag is the U.S. Air Force’s premier air-to-air combat training exercise. This is the first F-35A deployment to Red Flag since the Air Force declared the jet combat ready in August 2016. (U.S. Air Force photo/R. Nial Bradshaw)

    F-35A proving its worth at Red Flag combat exercise

    After eight days “at war” the F-35A Lightning II is proving to be an invaluable asset during Red Flag 17-01, the Air Force’s premier air combat exercise held at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.
  • Staff Sgt. Ismael Cabrera, 75th Medical Support Squadron, NCOIC, Command Support Staff. Cabrera will depart Hill AFB in August to attend Commissioned Officer Training at Maxwell AFB, Alabama. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)

    Hill Airman accepted into MSC commissioning program

    Leading by example is expected of all Airmen as they progress through the ranks and one noncommissioned officer here has taken that expectation seriously.

  • Team Hill readies for UEI

    A unit effectiveness inspection will begin in mid-March that will give several of Hill Air Force Base's organizations a progress report on how well they accomplish their day-to-day missions.

  • Hill Aerospace Museum announces ‘Plane Talk’ speakers for February 2017

    The Hill Aerospace Museum here hosts a ‘Plane Talk’ series featuring speakers related to heritage of Hill Air Force Base, the United States Air Force, other military branches, and many other subjects related aerospace and the defense industry.
  • An F-35A Lightning II from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, undergoes preflight preparations to take-off from Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Jan. 24, 2017, during Red Flag 17-1. The F-35’s state-of-the-art sensor fusion, networked interoperability, and broad array of advanced air-to-air and air-to-surface munitions enables unmatched lethality for decades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Nathan Byrnes/Released)

    F-35A maintenance sparks Red Flag 17-1

    The debut of the F-35A Lightning II at Red Flag has afforded the pilots and maintainers of the aircraft a chance to be a part of the Air Force's premier air-to-air combat training exercise.
  • Doug Osmond, VP of Development for Operation Underground Railroad, speaks during an awareness breakfast at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, Jan. 26. “It is a horrific problem to combat, but it is an absolute evil that needs to be stopped. Everyone can do something to help,” Osmond said. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

    O.U.R. rep, others talk about the disturbing realities of human trafficking

    Human trafficking became a stark reality for Hill Air Force Base personnel at an awareness breakfast held last week at the base chapel where Doug Osmond, VP of Development for Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.), spoke about the 608 victims they have rescued around the world and their assistance in the arrests of more than 275 traffickers in the past two years of the organization’s existence.
  • Maj. Trevor Cook, ICBM Systems Directorate Cyber Division deputy chief, mentors cadets at the Utah Military Academy, Riverdale, Utah, Jan. 5. The cadets – from the left: Cadet Airman Basic James Gill, Cadet Airman 1st Class Donaven Ellis, Cadet Airman Basic Jacob Hite and Cadet Airman Basic Caleb Gerhardt – are participating in Cyber Patriot IX, an annual competition for middle- and high-school students designed to prepare them for careers in cybersecurity and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines. (U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Holcomb)

    CyberPatriot IX underway at UMA

    Technological advances have improved the human condition in areas such as commerce, communication and transportation. It’s also brought new opportunities for those seeking to take advantage of others through hacking, identity theft and other nefarious schemes.
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-30 Sep
Active-duty military & veterans in need with access to Hill AFB are invited to receive free packaged food, fresh pr… https://t.co/ECxNmFdNwV
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-29 Sep
A new program called HEART, or the Hill Expeditionary Airman Readiness Training program, aims to equip first-term A… https://t.co/P26StNMCPk
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-28 Sep
“During these unprecedented times, it’s impressive to see how Airmen innovate to deliver on the Air Force’s promise… https://t.co/DoF0lEfOx2
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-28 Sep
The 75th Med Group has stood up an Operational Support Team, or OST, in an effort to help Airmen sustain the high l… https://t.co/oO1R3Xl6Y1
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-27 Sep
Fueling up for the week ahead... An Airman monitors an F-35A Lightning II during a hot pit refuel Sept. 14, 2020, a… https://t.co/a5oRnI2imO
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-26 Sep
The mid 2000s, the F-22 arrives at Hill AFB, and it came as no surprise when AFMC assigned the Ogden ALC as the dep… https://t.co/6SmdVqVBCt
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-25 Sep
That Friday feeling! Capt. Kristin "BEO" Wolfe, the F-35A Demo Team pilot, performs the "High Speed Pass" maneuver… https://t.co/mmE3f9XmaL
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-25 Sep
The Air Force Digital Campaign kicked off the first Virtual Industry Exchange Sept 21, hosting industry and academi… https://t.co/KiSuwlvoD3
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-24 Sep
Denise Quilter works for DLA Ogden as a customer support technician in the Generators Maintenance Group."The bigges… https://t.co/Hqtj3M9n0L
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-24 Sep
Inside this week's Hilltop Times digital edition at https://t.co/ICbe9BBbx0, read about the POW/MIA commemoration c… https://t.co/SnvlKXQB5h
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-24 Sep
This is a stressful, uncertain time. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes to how we live. Social distanci… https://t.co/j2wknt7RKk
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-23 Sep
Tech. Sgt. Jaclyn Fessler, 75th SFS criminal investigator, said domestic responses can be one of the most dangerous… https://t.co/NTqraBl96y
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-23 Sep
Beginning Nov. 2, the 75th Med Group Satellite Pharmacy windows will reopen, while the Curbside Pharmacy will close… https://t.co/qCZq5XwZg3
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-22 Sep
The three wings demonstrated their ability to prepare, respond and recover from combat situations in a deployed env… https://t.co/mGD90fr2Mm
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-21 Sep
Never forgotten. According to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, there are still more than 81,900 Americans sti… https://t.co/7tMqqUxlDn
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-21 Sep
The Davis County Health department in partnership with the Occupational Medicine Clinic will be setting up 20 diffe… https://t.co/1bCigmbbii
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-20 Sep
Staying sharp! Airmen from the active duty 388th and reserve 419th Fighter Wings participate in night operations du… https://t.co/LOayyiHrId
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-19 Sep
Timothy Kjar works in the 75th Force Support Squadron as the director of golf at the Hubbard Memorial Golf Course.… https://t.co/nWSZk9Xv42
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-18 Sep
Today, we celebrate the United States Air Force 73rd birthday, commemorating the service's most valuable asset, it… https://t.co/fGqumLdcmX
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U.S. Air Force
@hafb-17 Sep
Here's a message from Col. Jenise Carroll, 75th Air Base Wing Commander, in honor of Retiree Appreciation Weekend S… https://t.co/rOl2oltPME