Town-Hall meeting covers initial reaction to ECSS kickoff

Logistics leaders here in addition to Air Force and contracted visitors hosted a town hall meeting in the Hanscom Conference Center Oct. 6 to discuss the initial setup of Release 1 of the Expeditionary Combat Support System that kicked off at Hanscom June 30. ECSS, a commercial off-the-shelf

Key Spouse Program standardizes, continues U.S. military legacy

The Airman and Family Readiness Center recently began intensive retraining sessions for Hanscom's current Key Spouses as a result of an Air Force-wide effort to standardize the Key Spouse Program and as a part of the Year of the Air Force Family initiative. The standardization's purpose is to better

Hanscom celebrates Fire Prevention Week

Hanscom's Oktoberfest delivers on family fun

Vaccinations help combat influenza

Energy conservation requires focused team effort

October is energy awareness month and members of the 66th Mission Support Group Civil Engineering Office are enlisting everyone's support in teaming up to reduce Hanscom's environmental footprint through energy conservation. "As Air Force employees everyone has a responsibility to each do their part

Chief of staff calls for harmony between technology, doctrine

The Air Force chief of staff discussed the complementary roles of technology and doctrine during a major conference here Sept. 30. "Our success today relies on both the technology that enables advanced systems and - believe it or not - the doctrine that articulates our institutionally held beliefs

Autumn returns to New England

The leaves have begun turning brilliant colors and the night air has acquired a decided chill, meaning it's time to enjoy New England's spectacular autumn views and take in some of the area's fall events and festivals. There is a wide variety of activities for both individuals and families to see

Secretary Donley visits C2ISR displays

Despite economy’s alleged pickup, wounded charities still depending on CFC

The end of September means the beginning of the 2009 Combined Federal Campaign and though many economic analysts are forecasting an improving economy in the months and years to come, the recession has still left millions of charitable organizations starving for funds to execute their missions,