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  • Space Fence program moving forward

    The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center here recently put out a request for proposal to move the Space Fence program forward.Space Fence will be a system of up to two land-based radars, the first site located at Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands, to track objects entering Earth's orbit.

  • Industry days focus on energy savings

    Representatives from Hanscom's Civil Engineering Division, Small Business Office and Operational Contracting office, as well as the Government Services Administration, Navy CE, MIT Lincoln Labs, Army Corps of Engineers, Westover ARB, Mass. and other government entities gathered at the Hanscom

  • Veterinary clinic closed

    The Hanscom Veterinary Treatment Facility in Building 1219 is closed due to mold and potential health hazards to pets and humans. Veterinary services will be suspended until further notice. Staff members are working hard to ensure that service disruptions will be kept to an absolute minimum by

  • Don’t wreck the holidays

    December marks a time of celebrating with family, friends and co-workers for the holidays, but it's also a time to make sure a plan in is in place if parties and get-togethers involve alcohol. The last month of each year is recognized as National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month and the

  • DoD releases memo for voluntary education

    The Department of Defense recently released the DoD Voluntary Education Partnership Memorandum of Understanding. To ensure all servicemembers participating in off-duty, postsecondary education programs are provided quality education programs uniformly, the DoD established the MOU as part of the

  • Hanscom garners command-level awards

    Capt. Jason Boerboom, an Air Force Life Cycle Management Center acquisition cost analyst, a Services Transformation Project Team and the Hanscom Aero Club Program were recently recognized as the Air Force Materiel Command's finest for 2012. Boerboom captured the AFMC Financial Management and

  • Hanscom clinic recognized as outstanding PCMH clinic

    The 66th Medical Squadron clinic was recently recognized as No. 16 out of 68 military treatment facilities in the Air Force for providing an outstanding medical home. Over the last three years, the Patient Centered Medical Home has been gradually implemented across the country and December 2011

  • CSAF directs Air Force-wide inspection

    Commanders across the Air Force will conduct health and welfare inspections starting Dec. 5 to emphasize an environment of respect, trust and professionalism in the workplace.The health and welfare inspection is a tool routinely used by unit commanders, command chiefs, and first sergeants.Air Force