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  • EES/WAPS briefing team visits Hanscom

    Personnel from Headquarters Air Force and the Air Force Personnel Center are scheduled to conduct briefings here July 24 to share information about Enlisted Evaluation System and Weighted Airman Promotion System.During each of the four scheduled briefings, subject matter experts will speak about

  • Teens capture 'legacy' distinction

    The Youth Center's Teen Council here recently learned from the Boys and Girls Clubs of America that they achieved a Keystone Legacy Level.The Keystone Legacy Level is the highest level that a Teen Council can attain."This achievement is a first for the Hanscom-based Teen Council, who were required

  • Hanscom to celebrate heroes' homecoming

    Team Hanscom is invited to help welcome home more than 60 service members who have returned from deployment in the past year during the Hanscom Heroes Homecoming celebration to be held here July 23.The event organizer, Bobby Jacques, Hanscom Executive Services chief, hopes to show returning service

  • SFS captures best in AF for 2014

    The 66th Security Forces Squadron here beat out 24 other small SF squadrons throughout the Air Force to earn the distinction as best in the Air Force for 2014, Air Force leaders announced.In 2012 the squadron won the same award, officially named the Air Force Outstanding Security Forces Unit award

  • School and camp physical season begins

    In Massachusetts, children ages 4 to 17 are required to have physicals for initial enrollment in school and in most summer camps. They are also necessary for participation in sports programs, which require updated physicals every 13 months.The clinic will offer school physical appointments Monday

  • Keeping Airmen healthy and informed through Operation Supplement Safety

    For peak performance, Airmen should eat healthy and exercise regularly. But in the quest to gain an "edge," many Airmen resort to dietary supplements.Enter Operation Supplement Safety, or OPSS. This Defense Department educational campaign, accessible at www.hprc-online.org/opss, educates the

  • AFLCMC-Hanscom July promotions

    Officials from the 66th Force Support Squadron recently announced the names of Air Force Life Cycle Management Center-Hanscom Airmen scheduled for promotion to the next highest rank in July.Congratulations to the following promotees:Enlisted PromotionsTo the rank of Senior AirmanJavier N. Hernandez

  • Food drive strives to limit local, national hunger

    Organizers of the "Feds Feed Families" annual summer food drive are now accepting non-perishable food donations at various locations on base through Aug. 31.The food drive, which officially began June 1, will deliver all donations collected to the Greater Boston Food Bank."Members of Team Hanscom

  • Rudolph cited for excellence in IT

    Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association International presented Hanscom Air Force Base's Dr. Tim Rudolph, chief technology officer for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, with its Distinguished Award for Excellence in Information Technology during a ceremony at its Cyber

  • AFMC wingmen continue successful interventions

    Across Air Force Materiel Command, Airmen continue to embrace the command's culture of respect and resiliency. This is especially evident in their behavior as wingmen."Accountability is at the core of the culture we emphasize, and it's at the core of the wingman concept," said Jennifer Treat, AFMC