Presentation emphasizes challenge of warfighting in contested environments

The ability for warfighters to perform necessary missions in contested electronic environments was highlighted during the Military Affairs Council meeting Nov. 15 at the Doubletree Bedford Glen hotel."EW is similar to cyber as there are asymmetrical threats out there," said Bruce Johnson, Command

Photo feature: This week at Hanscom, Nov. 21

Air Force leaders target sexual assault in latest ‘Letter to Airmen’

Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley, Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Mark A. Welsh III and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Roy issued a tri-signature "Letter to Airmen" Nov. 16. Fellow Airmen:There is only one way to say this...there is no place for sexual assault in our

Reporting options available to abused

There are many reasons someone stays in an abusive relationship, with fear for safety and lack of resources being two of the most common reasons. To address these two issues, the Department of Defense has established options and support processes to mitigate the chances someone who needs help does

Contract award helps keep BACN airborne

The Space, Aerial and Nuclear Network Division here recently awarded a firm-fixed-price contract to Northrop Grumman Systems Corp. for long-term platform maintenance on four E-11A aircraft. The current amount awarded is $48 million, which is for a one-year base. There are four one-year options,

Commander meets with governor, industry

Photo feature: This week at Hanscom, Nov. 15

AFMC vice commander learns about Hanscom during visit

The vice commander of the Air Force Materiel Command visited Hanscom Nov. 9 for an orientation of the base and its mission.Acknowledging that it was his first time visiting the base and, because his background is more logistics-focused, Lt. Gen. Andrew Busch said his goal was to learn as much as he

Operation Best Wishes lands at Hanscom; Credit union offers opportunity for military families to connect with video greeting

Staying connected during the holidays can help bridge the distance for military members and their loved ones. Whether deployed overseas or unable to leave their duty station to be home for the holidays, it is important to reach out to those who serve.On Dec. 6 from 11 a.m. 7 p.m., Hanscom families,

Dorm council strengthens communication, builds bonds

Single Airmen living in the dorms are busy making sure life is fun, functional and furnished through the dormitory council. The council, which was formed here in July 2010, provides Airmen living in the dorms a communication tool with base leadership as well as improving dormitory life for all