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  • ESOHCAMP: Team wraps up recent assessment of base

    After an out-brief June 8, Hanscom's Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program team officially wrapped up their recent assessment of the base. The ESOHCAMP team was composed of volunteer military members and civilians -- some with either environmental,

  • Base emphasizes importance of driver safety

    June is National Safety Month; the Electronic Systems Center Safety Office wants to remind the Hanscom community of the importance of safe driving and especially seatbelt usage. Chances of surviving motor vehicle accidents increase significantly simply by wearing a seatbelt, states the National

  • VPP requires team effort, involvement

    As the busy months of summer unfold, the importance of safety both in and out of the office is paramount, and a matter that requires processes such as the Voluntary Protection Program implemented daily.The Voluntary Protection Program, created by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in

  • Teen delivers bracelets for Hanscom's deployed

    Jenessa Largent, 16, visited Hanscom June 7 to deliver approximately 2,000 hand-made bracelets intended for the base's deployed servicemembers to Electronic Systems Center Vice Commander Maj. Gen. Art Rooney. The bracelets were made by students at Blanchard Middle School in Westford, Mass., where

  • Post ORI Celebrations: Heroes' Homecoming, Summer Bash scheduled June 22

     With the stress and excitement of the Operational Readiness Inspection almost out of sight, the need for a relaxing and worry-free environment becomes even more evident for base personnel and their families. The base will have one such opportunity June 22, as Hanscom celebrates the hard work and

  • 66 MDG to receive medical training through partnership

    A new partnership between the 66th Medical Group and the Veterans Affairs Boston Health Care System in West Roxbury, Mass. will provide Hanscom's active-duty nurses and medical technicians with essential wartime skills. A training affiliation agreement was signed here Wednesday between the 66 MDG

  • Walking with a cause: woman takes strides for breast cancer awareness

    Walking 39 miles in two days is physically and emotionally punishing, but one Hanscom spouse determined the training and two-day trek to be worth the sacrifice to raise money for the fight against breast cancer. Boston recently hosted an Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, which benefits local and national