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  • Recycling allows Hanscom personnel to lessen their impact on environment

    It has been one month since Hanscom began single-stream recycling, a process that makes it easier for base personnel to do their part to be good stewards of the environment. Single-stream refers to the process by which all recyclable items, despite their metal, plastic, or paper makeup, are

  • Area runner goes distance for troops

    Many runners enter the Boston Marathon to achieve personal goals such as getting in shape or setting a personal best time. But Michelle Martini, a Boston College junior from Lexington, Mass., crossed the finish line to show her appreciation for deployed troops. Ms. Martini collected sponsorship

  • Hanscom nominees for Air Force Athlete of Year due in three weeks

    The deadline for wings on Hanscom to submit their best male and female athlete nominees for the 2009 Air Force Athlete of the Year Award to the Fitness and Sports Center is Sept. 18. The winners of the Air Force wide award will be recognized at the annual Air Force Fitness and Sports Awards Ceremony

  • 'Critical Days' conclude Labor Day weekend; safety even more critical

    As The Critical Days of Summer campaign draws to a close with the end of the long Labor Day weekend, the 66th Air Base Wing Safety Office reminds the Hanscom community that this final weekend can be the most risky. The holiday weekend is the last chance for most to fit in a summer event, and since

  • ESC contractor, US Attorney agree on $15M Fraud suit settlement

    Earlier this month, the United States Attorney and Dynamics Research Corporation, known as DRC, reached a settlement agreement in a False Claims Act suit filed by the United States. DRC, an advisory and assistance services government contractor supporting the Air Force's Electronic Systems Center,

  • Defense Department turns to ESC to lead way on NextGen

    Electronic Systems Center's chief technology officer, Dr. Tim Rudolph, has been named the Defense Department's lead architect for a massive federal initiative known as the Next Generation Air Transportation System, or NextGen. The center's 653d Electronic Systems Wing, which has a lot of experience