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  • Incoming 653 ELSW director coming 'home'

    For Ron Mason, who recently was named the incoming director of the 653rd Electronic Systems Wing, returning to Hanscom will provide a multi-part homecoming. It allows him to come back to New England, where he's from, and where most of his family - including his son, daughter, mother and sister -

  • Iraqi officials learn about local government via Hanscom VTC

    The Hanscom Video Teleconference Center has been the site of many different types of meetings over the years, from discussions between Electronic Systems Center officials and others within the Air Force to holiday greetings between deployed members and their loved ones. But on Aug. 10, the Hanscom

  • General Bowlds offers center assessment at call

    On Aug. 11, Electronic Systems Center Commander Lt. Gen. Ted Bowlds, speaking in two separate commander's call sessions, told employees that after eight months in command his center-wide assessment is positive. "Some people, when they found out I was coming here, told me, 'That group at ESC is hard

  • New ABW commander: lead by example

    The 66th Air Base Wing's new commander, Col. David L. Orr, has only been at Hanscom a short time, but already he's identified a number of priorities - with the goal for the wing to provide world-class support to Electronic Systems Center and optimize the quality of life for those who live and work

  • 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