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  • Fox spotted on base -- residents urged to keep safety in mind

    A fox has been seen roaming base grounds. The animal is not considered a threat to human safety, but base personnel and residents should take precautions if they encounter the animal. "This particular fox has been roaming around base for a few months now," said Army Sgt. Alicia Altman, Hanscom

  • Safety reminder for Hanscom motorcyclists

    With only a few weeks left to go in the 101 Critical Days of Summer campaign, the 66th Security Forces Squadron and 66th Air Base Wing Safety Office want to remind motorcyclists and their passengers of a key safety requirement when riding on base. "Lately we've noticed some members of the Hanscom

  • Net-centric ops conference to be held Sept. 22

    The Electronic Systems Center and the Patriot Roost Chapter of the Association of Old Crows are teaming again to host a net-centric operations conference, which this year will be held September 22 at the Wentworth by the Sea Hotel in New Castle, N.H. The conference will also feature a golf

  • 554 ELSW committed to a "Common Sense" Approach to VPP

    As Hanscom prepares for the November Unit Compliance Inspection, the 554th Electronic Systems Wing is continuing to move forward in meeting the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Voluntary Protection Requirements. Wing Director Frank Weber, Vice Director Col. Derrick Richardson and wing

  • Communication Division moves antenna site

    The antenna site for the base radio networks is moving from its traditional home at Building 1119 to the roof of Building 1624. The effort began over a year ago when it was determined that there were a number of locations on base where radios would drop out or signals virtually disappear. In July of

  • Colonel Orr takes command of 66th Air Base Wing

    Col. David L. Orr took command of the 66th Air Base Wing in a formal change of command ceremony on July 31 in front of a standing room only audience at the Hanscom Minuteman Club. He replaces Col. Tom Schluckebier, who retired after 26 years of Air Force service following the change of command. As