753 ELSG changes leadership

New commander for 66 MDOS

Safety Office urges Hanscom community to follow New England fireworks laws

Fourth of July celebrations throughout New England will feature fireworks displays. Professionally produced fireworks are a festive addition to the holiday celebrations and are, for the most part, safe. For many, enjoying fireworks at home is also a traditional way to celebrate the Fourth of July.

USO New England supports Hanscom servicemembers, families

This summer the United Service Organizations of New England is offering a variety of activities and programs designed to improve the quality of life for local military members and their families. Many of these programs are available at little or no cost to servicemembers. USO New England offers

Curious Creatures

Command IG team lauds ESC for compliance during re-inspection

An Air Force Materiel Command Inspector General Team found a "remarkable level of increased compliance" during a follow-up visit to Electronic Systems Center June 22-26, re-inspecting areas that needed additional attention following last November's Unit Compliance Inspection. The team evaluated a

MP-RTIP-enabled Global Hawk unveiled

ESC awards airborne comm contract to meet urgent need

The U.S. Air Force Electronic Systems Center awarded a contract June 24 to Northrop Grumman Corp. to field and deploy an airborne communications system that provides real-time battlefield information to warfighters. The center awarded the $276 million, 18-month contract to incorporate the

Air Force Chief of Staff to deliver keynote address at C2ISR Symposium

Air Force Chief of Staff General Norton A. Schwartz will be a keynote speaker at the Air Force C2ISR Symposium and Technology Exposition, to be held Sept. 28-30 at the MGM Grand Hotel at Foxwoods in Ledyard, Conn. General Schwartz, the Air Force's highest-ranking military member, will address the

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