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  • Hanscom units measure up during Unit Compliance Inspection

    After a grueling 11-day inspection by more than 100 representatives from Air Force Materiel Command, Electronic Systems Center was rated satisfactory for the Unit Compliance Inspection and Targeted Readiness Inspection, conducted Oct. 31 to Nov. 10. "ESC is moving out dutifully" in executing its

  • Hanscom to celebrate Wingman Day Nov. 21

    Being a good Wingman is an integral part of the Air Force's culture; to emphasize and celebrate Wingman concepts and principles. This year, Hanscom will celebrate Wingman Day on Nov. 21, with a number of activities taking place throughout the day designed to strengthen morale, build upon

  • Hanscom named one of top 100 places to work in Massachusetts

    Exciting work, competitive pay and benefits, coupled with a great quality of life has made Hanscom one of the top 100 places to work in Massachusetts, according to the Boston Globe. The Globe recently selected Hanscom for recognition in its "Globe 100: The Top Places to Work" section of the Nov. 9

  • Shop smart, avoid holiday debt

    As holiday anticipation shifts from ghosts to gifts, it's especially important this year to stay within a sensible budget while taking advantage of holiday sales and finding the perfect gifts for loved ones. While it can be difficult to resist the holiday season's "spending crazies," overspending

  • Hanscom privatized housing sold to HP Communities

    Hanscom's privatized housing project has been sold to Hunt Pinnacle (HP) Communities LLC, along with privatization projects at Little Rock, Moody and Patrick Air Force Bases. The sale and assumption of operations and management of the projects was announced Nov. 4 by the Deputy Secretary of the Air

  • Gen. Carlson assesses career, command and caliber of Airmen

    The caliber of people joining the U.S. Air Force today is better than ever before, Gen. Bruce Carlson, commander of the Air Force Materiel Command, said in an interview Oct. 30, during his final official visit here. General Carlson is scheduled to retire Nov. 21. "They know what they're coming into;