Greeting the secretary of state

Fun, festivities planned for June 26

With just one week to go Hanscom, is gearing up for a double header celebration on June 26, when the base will host its Heroes' Homecoming celebration immediately followed by the annual Summer Bash festivities. The Heroes' Homecoming event will begin at 2:30 p.m. at Memorial Park located behind the

Preventive Law Topics: Your will or will of the state, it matters to your loved ones

Did you know, from a practical point of view, everyone has a will? The difference between someone who has a properly executed valid will and someone who does not is that the one who has executed a will dictates how his assets are distributed upon his passing, whereas the state dictates how assets

New DCGS Integration Backbone brings better accessibility, speed

Intelligence analysts' hunt for a piece of data in the puzzle of situational awareness got a little easier with the April delivery of the latest DCGS Integration Backbone version, which puts more flexible features and services into warfighters' hands. "The key to this latest version is that it

Official help in obtaining child support due

Sometimes a divorced or separated individual with custody of his or her children has difficulty collecting child support, even after the court has ordered the non-custodial parent to pay. Meanwhile, the bills pile up. In this case, the custodial parent can turn to several resources for help. If the

Air Force leader lays out 21st century ISR challenges

In an environment marked by ever-increasing threats, Airmen must enhance an already-sharp focus on information gathering and sharing, a top Air Force official said during a forum held at a nearby hotel June 10. Lt. Gen. David Deptula, the Air Force deputy chief of staff for Intelligence,

Volunteer salute

Preserving Hanscom's heritage

Giving 'gift of life'

Survey participation key to Hanscom keepingTop 100 Places to Work status

Hanscom is seeking to maintain its status as one of Massachusetts' best employers by once again competing to earn recognition from the Boston Globe as one of the top 100 places to work in the state. As part of that process, a random selection of Hanscom military members and government civilians,