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  • Fitness classes offer a variety of civilian wellness options

    Hanscom civilian employees looking to begin or sustain wellness efforts have many options available to them, but one thing is clear: they don't have to go it alone. "Fitness classes can be a great way for people to come in and exercise in a group setting and enjoy the benefits of camaraderie," said

  • AFAF charity spotlight: AFAS assists struggling Airmen

    The Air Force Assistance Fund campaign, which will continue on Hanscom through April 10, benefits four charities committed to supporting Airmen through difficult times. One of these foundations is the Air Force Aid Society, which helps fund community support programs and provides loans and college

  • Motorcycle safety course registration begins April 1

    The 66th Air Base Wing Safety Office will conduct a pre-season Motorcycle Safety briefing on March 23 at 2 p.m. at the Base Theater. "The safety briefing will clarify any confusion that may exist about the personal protective equipment and training requirements for Hanscom riders," said Master Sgt.

  • Nashua-based Hanscom commuters enjoy new option

    Cat naps and commutes don't normally mix, but it's an acceptable option for some Hanscom employees taking advantage of a corporate shuttle service now offered between the base and Nashua, N.H. "It's a comfortable bus with reclining seats, and has light so you can read a book or just sleep," said

  • Air Force Assistance Fund contributions benefit AF families in need

    Air Force personnel have an annual opportunity to give to the Air Force Assistance Fund, which helps provide for the well-being of fellow Airmen and their families. The 2009 AFAF campaign, themed "Commitment to Caring," began March 2 and ends April 10. Hanscom's effort is being led by Capt. Patrick

  • ESC hiring initiative nets hundred of qualified job seekers

    An Electronic Systems Center civilian recruitment and hiring initiative that was unveiled in November is already paying big dividends, with referrals of more than 300 highly qualified applicants for acquisition-related vacancies. More than 40 newly hired ESC civilians are expected to report for work

  • ESC uses new acquisition steps to advance critical program

    An Electronic Systems Center team has completed one of the Air Force's first Materiel Development Decisions using the new DoD Instruction 5000.02 acquisition procedures approved by the Defense Department in December. The team, composed of 653rd Electronic Systems Group and Acquisition Excellence