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  • The A-10 Engineering Team met virtually to review data and discuss. Pictured are (starting top left and moving cw) Reed Fawcett, 1st Lt. James Zhen, Greg Stowe and Michael Hackett, Jr. (courtesy photo)

    A-10 continues operations after engineers assess battlefield repair

    An A-10 Warthog damaged in a deployed location was quickly returned to service after a remote engineering assessment while disbursed in response to COVID-19.  After a mission, maintenance crews needed to repair battle damage on an A-10 consisting of a bullet hole in the underbelly skin with an unknown exit point for the projectile. 
  • Capt. Indigo Blakely, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, talks about Korean food with Kyungmin Lee at the International Culinary Tasting Buffet March 4, 2020, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The event was hosted by the Hill AFB foreign liaison officers and featured food, drinks, and cultural education from 15 different countries. (U.S. Air Force photo by Cynthia Griggs)

    International Culinary Tasting Buffet delivers food, drinks and culture

    Hill Air Force Base's F-16 foreign liaison officers, commanded under the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, hosted an International Culinary Tasting Buffet where 15 countries were represented serving food, drinks and cultural education at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, March 4, 2020.
  • The AN/FPS-117 engineering facility at Hill Air Force Base with the snow-capped Wasatch Mountains in the background.

    Unit at Hill AFB sustains radars, bolsters nation’s homeland defense

    When F-22 Raptor fighter jets intercepted Russian fighters and bombers off the coast of Alaska during series of incidents last year, it was a network of radar systems sustained by a program office at Hill Air Force Base that prompted the jets to scramble in support of those missions. The highly-sophisticated, 40-year-old radar systems are sustained by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's Aerospace Dominance Enabler Division at Hill AFB.
  • Program managers from the Air Force Life Cycle Managment Center at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and course advisors gather for a group photo Sept. 25, 2019.

    AFLCMC project managers graduate from new PMP certification course

    This summer, 15 program managers from across the AFLCMC organization were competitively selected to enroll in an experimental Project Management Professional program. As part of their training, students have the opportunity to earn their PMP certification -- an industry credential for project managers.
  • Lynda Rutledge (left), the Mobility and Training Aircraft Directorate Program Executive Officer, presented the 2017 Dr. James G. Roche Sustainment Excellence Award to Angela Micheal, T-38 Program Manager, May 8, 2018, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Micheal accepted the award on behalf of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center T-38 Program Office. (U.S. Air Force photo)

    T-38 Program Office garners 2017 Roche Sustainment Excellence Award

    The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Mature and Proven Aircraft Division’s T-38 Program Office at Hill AFB was recently honored with the 2017 Dr. James G. Roche Sustainment Excellence Award.
  • A U.S. Air Force Thunderbird F-16 jet is towed out of a hangar April 26, 2018 at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The aircraft was the first to receive structural modifications as part of the F-16 Service Life Extension Program, or SLEP, that will keep the jet flying for decades. (U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw)

    F-16 Service Life Extension Program a ‘great deal’ for Department of Defense, taxpayers

    An Air Force Thunderbird jet is the first of what will be roughly 300 refurbished C and D model F-16’s that will roll off the shop floor of the 573rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron here after receiving multiple structure-strengthening modifications.
  • Ralph Harper, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center F-16 System Program Office, talks about his 50-year federal career during an interview June 15 at Hill Air Force Base. Harper’s first job at the base in 1967 was as a sheet metal mechanic. (U.S. Air Force/Paul Holcomb)

    Hill employee surpasses 50 years of civil service

    The year was 1967. Lyndon Johnson was president. The Vietnam War was at its height. Cultural change was in the air. The Beatles and Rolling Stones were just a few years in to their careers. And Ralph Harper began working at Hill AFB.
  • A AN/TPS-75 radar rests on the back of a transport vehicle at the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich., July 29, 2015. The AN/TPS-75 radar is capable of providing coverage of more than 200 nautical miles in every direction and detecting aircraft as high as 95,000 ft. Following release of a contract award May 11, 2017, the radar, dating to the Vietnam War era and containing vacuum tube technology, will be replaced by Raytheon Co. built three dimensional expeditionary long-range radars by 2028. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Ryan Zeski/Released)

    Center awards major long range radar contract

    The contract award covers the engineering and manufacturing development of three production representative units, but allows the ability to exercise options for low-rate production, interim contractor support, and full rate production when appropriate.
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@hafb-26 May
If you break down the AFMC enlisted structure according to specialty code, there are more than two dozen AFSCs repr… https://t.co/aDsGrg7BmN
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@hafb-24 May
"As we observe Memorial Day this year, no doubt it will be different than those we have shared in the past." A mess… https://t.co/PxlMpFAaSN
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@hafb-23 May
Maintainers at HillAFB are helping aircraft availability numbers by decreasing downtime in the process for inspecti… https://t.co/HamQFdw0D3
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@hafb-22 May
Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend! . . . 📸: Cynthia Griggs/U.S. Air Force https://t.co/G4CEAbat8x
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@hafb-22 May
The Warrior Fitness Center is now open to military members and Department of Defense civilian employees for cardio… https://t.co/X3DnM7Sbrt
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@hafb-22 May
Continuation of Hill AFB 80th anniversary series. The first of 18 newly assigned F-105 Thunderchief aircraft arrive… https://t.co/b41rX4JEyR
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@hafb-21 May
Hill Air Force Base is expanding daily operations by reopening more of its facilities and services starting Tuesday… https://t.co/dbBmbxdhwh
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@hafb-21 May
Robert Mobley works in the 75th Logistics Readiness Squadron as a fuel distribution system worker. "We have put in… https://t.co/CJXKGIDOqi
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@hafb-21 May
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@hafb-20 May
RT @HQ_AFMC: Our installation and mission support teams play a critical role in ensuring the #readiness of our #Airmen and their families a…
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@hafb-20 May
The 75th Medical Group is implementing some adjustments to its physical layout, effective May 18. Patients can expe… https://t.co/5uW9KHYmJF
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@hafb-20 May
RT @388fw: Lots of questions about aircraft taking off from @HAFB this morning. That was us. We'll share more info as soon as we can. We ca…
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@hafb-20 May
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@hafb-20 May
@walk_colb Yes, those were our aircraft departing Hill this morning as part of a scheduled military operation. Flyi… https://t.co/rWJ7yaIguS
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@Aldania_Megami Those were our aircraft departing Hill this morning as part of a scheduled military operation. Flyi… https://t.co/HZL0ikuc6c
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@hafb-20 May
The plan is for AFMC’s six centers and eight installations to begin to reopen installation services and to return m… https://t.co/kULVyYJ8dp
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@hafb-19 May
The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center is restructuring its directorates to improve focus on providing nuclear capabi… https://t.co/wgAd6CBX2r
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@hafb-19 May
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