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  • ESC team completes Bulgarian TACAN effort, enhances NATO compatibility

    An Electronic Systems Center team has completed a Foreign Military Sales effort in Bulgaria, adding new capabilities for this NATO-member nation and enhancing U.S. security interests in the region.The ESC and contractor team completed the site acceptance test and flight certification for the

  • Heroes honored and fun for all at Heroes Homecoming, Summer Bash

    Thirty-eight Airmen who have recently returned from deployments and their families were honored during the Heroes Homecoming event at Memorial Park on June 25. Afterwards, the Hanscom community enjoyed food, activities, entertainment, music and more during Summer Bash. View the slideshow

  • ESC athletes represent Air Force in England

    Capt. Charlynda Nyenke, 642nd Electronic Systems Squadron and 1st Lt. Kathryn Jannazo, 644th Electronic Systems Squadron represented the Air Force at AirNorth, the Allied Command Headquarters Ramstein Track and Field Championships at Royal Air Force Cosford, United Kingdom on June 1 through 3.The

  • Harry Potter's Hogwarts comes to Hanscom

    The Minuteman Club is currently accepting reservations for The Harry Potter Banquet for all kids at Hanscom. The banquet will be held on July 31 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children with reservations made by July 17 will receive an invitation to Hogwarts through the mail--Muggle's mail that is. The

  • Hanscom kids sew quilts for Layette program

    Members of Hanscom's 4-H Sewing Club presented four handmade quilts to the Airmen and Family Readiness Center (A&FRC) at the Youth Center on June 18. As part of the Family Services Layette program, the quilts will be used to welcome new babies into the Hanscom community.Each quilt was created by

  • New air base group commander focuses on teamwork, supporting the mission

    Col. Stacy L. Yike, commander of the newly activated 66th Air Base Group, has two priorities: the mission and the people who make it happen. "These priorities certainly aren't new to anyone who has been around the Air Force," she said. "They form the foundation that we all live by. Hanscom is full

  • ESC inactivates wings, embarks on new era

    Five Air Force wings - the center's four acquisition wings and the air base wing at Hanscom - were formally inactivated during a ceremony June 30 at the Hanscom outdoor track and parade field. The 66th Air Base Wing, the 653rd Electronic Systems Wing, the 350 ELSW, the 554 ELSW and the 551 ELSW were

  • Two-week course introduces new civilians to Air Force culture

    Newly hired civilians who are unfamiliar with the Air Force traditions and customs may be eligible to take advantage of a two-week in-residence course designed to introduce them to the Air Force culture and prepare them for future leadership, managerial and supervisory roles.Known as Civilian

  • ESC Safety Office to present showcase at Summer Bash

    The 101 Critical Days of Summer campaign officially kicked off on Memorial Day, but now that school is out and temperatures are on the rise, the Electronic Systems Center Safety Office reminds Team Hanscom that safety is a crucial element of having fun. In the time between Memorial Day and Labor

  • Force Support Squadron celebrates first birthday; Hanscom gets presents

    One year ago, on July 7, Hanscom's 66th Mission Support Squadron and 66th Services Squadron officially merged to create the 66th Force Support Squadron (66th FSS). The merger leveraged the strength of the two organizations by integrating complementary processes. "It's been an amazing year," said Ms.