• Members of the 66th Logistics Readiness Squadron at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., execute Defense Logistics Agency disposition service operations ensuring excess, unserviceable, and surplus property is properly processed for reuse, transfer, or disposal. The program supports mission readiness while maximizing resource efficiency and reducing costs to the taxpayer. (U.S. Air Force video by Jerry Saslav) Being good stewards of government resources
  • Image of two Airmen dragging someone to safety during a training exercise. Detachment 7 recognized for readiness efforts at Hanscom AFB
  • Image of Command Chief Master Sergeant Command Chief Master Sgt. Jason Vollmer
  • A man runs on the street Hanscom AFB Airman finishes 30th at Boston Marathon, sets personal record
  • image of people Electronic Systems welcomes new honorary commander
  • image of woman shaking Airman's hand. Community leaders join Honorary Commander and Director Program
  • image of an Airman working on a computer. Mission Ready Airman Training builds logistics capability
  • image of shield Electronic Systems Directorate welcomes senior leadership team
  • Portrait of Hanscom Air Force Base employee Cyber and Network Directorate welcomes new functional leaders
  • Image of sign Hanscom Bulletin Board

Hanscom...the Air Force Base

At Hanscom Air Force Base, we acquire critical warfighting systems for the Air Force and our sister services. These systems provide the connectivity for and between our warfighters with items such as radar, communication and intelligence systems, command and operations centers and network infrastructure and cyber defense. It's critical work that helps our men and women in uniform prevail in battle and return home safely.

We also do a lot of other important things, but for the most part, we don't fly planes. More than 99 percent of the air traffic at the adjacent Hanscom Field is non-military. The Massachusetts Port Authority operates Hanscom Field, a civil airport that serves as a corporate reliever for Boston Logan International Airport. While both facilities share the "Hanscom" name, it's important to note: they're not us, and we're not them. For more information, visit Hanscom Field.