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  • ALS graduates Air Force, Coast Guard future leaders

    ALS graduates Air Force, Coast Guard future leaders

    Twelve junior enlisted Air Force and Coast Guard service members completed five weeks of professional military education Aug. 16 following an Airman Leadership School graduation ceremony at the Minuteman Commons here.
  • Installation chaplain eager to grow community

    Installation chaplain eager to grow community

    Since arriving here last month, the new installation chaplain has been busy unpacking boxes, getting acclimated to the area and connecting with members of the community.
  • Air Force forecasts with petaflops of power

    Air Force forecasts with petaflops of power

    Program Executive Office Digital is working with Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee to build Air Force Weather’s most powerful weather computer, at an estimated 7.2 petaflops.
  • Ellsworth eager to work with mission partners, community

    Senior NCO Induction Ceremony planned

    A Senior NCO Induction Ceremony will take place Sept. 13 at the Minuteman Commons to recognize Total Force Airmen recently selected for promotion to master sergeant. The theme for this year’s ceremony is “Tomorrow’s Leaders Begin Today.”
  • Bunch hosts online town hall Aug. 8, 2019

    Bunch addresses questions, concerns at inaugural online town hall

    Resiliency, facilities and workforce retention were among the topics addressed by Gen. Arnold W. Bunch, Jr. during his inaugural command-wide virtual town hall, Aug. 8. The town hall, streamed live on the Air Force Materiel Command Facebook page, provided an opportunity for the commander to reach the large, geographically dispersed AFMC workforce and address topics of interest and concern.
  • Christina D'Amico, Airman and Family Readiness Center community readiness consultant, conducts monthly training for Lauren Pongallo, a Key Spouse for the Battlefield Airborne Communications Node Division, at the Community Support Center March 21. The Hanscom Key Spouse Program strives to build a sense of community and resilience among military families through peer support, resource information and privacy-protected direct lines of communication with unit leadership, including first sergeants and commanders. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Herlihy)

    Hanscom spouse takes advantage of new relicense reimbursement program

    An Air Force spouse here recently received reimbursement for the cost of an employment recertification following a permanent change of station move across state lines.
  • Jackie Guthrie unveils a plaque in memory of her late husband, Dennis “Dennie” Guthrie, with help from Steve Schofield, a member of the 66th Civil Engineering Division, during a Memorial Park Dedication Ceremony at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., June 16. Guthrie worked for the 66th Civil Engineering Division as a heating, ventilation and air conditioning technician. Also honored during the event were Dana E. Kirane and retired Tech. Sgt. John A. Raynes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jerry Saslav)

    Tree dedication planned for former CE employee

    Hanscom officials announced that a former 66th Civil Engineering Division employee would have a tree planted in his honor during a ceremony Sept. 13 at 10 a.m. at Hanscom Heroes Memorial Park here.
  • Education Center hosts open house

    Volunteers sought for A&FRC Loan Locker

    The 66th Force Support Squadron’s Airman and Family Readiness Center offers newly-assigned or departing active duty and civilian employees a place to borrow basic household items temporarily.
  • CATCH

    DOD program leaves sexual predators nowhere to hide

    A Defense Department program called Catch a Serial Offender, or "CATCH," aims to make it more difficult for perpetrators of sexual assault to evade identification and capture by law enforcement. While the new tool isn't good news for offenders, it's expected to allow victims making a restricted report of sexual assault — a reporting mechanism that allows a victim to remain confidential — to help investigators do a better job of finding wrongdoers and bring them to justice.
  • HMS students selected for local performance

    School notes

    Hanscom Primary and Middle schools are part of the Lincoln Public School District and students in grades 9-12 attend Bedford High School, part of the Bedford Public School District. The school calendars will vary. For up to date information please visit respective school websites to view school calendars at www.lincnet.org and
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