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  • June promotions

    Thirteen Air Force Life Cycle Management Center-Hanscom Airmen are scheduled for promotion to the next highest rank in June, 66th Force Support Squadron officials announced. Congratulations to the following June promotees:Enlisted PromotionsTo the rank of Senior AirmanCody G. Croft, JPPSO-NEDaniela

  • Congratulations to Hanscom's master sergeant selects

    More than 4,000 technical sergeants have been selected for promotion to master sergeant, Air Force officials announced May 22.Congratulations to Hanscom's newest master sergeants.Tech. Sgt. Jessica S. Labrie, Battle Management DirectorateTech. Sgt. Renieka D. Pepper, 66th Comptroller SquadronTech.

  • Air Force mental health programs encourage seeking help

    The number of Airmen seeking mental health care has increased over the last five years -- and this is a trend Air Force leaders encourage, according to a lead psychiatrist with the office of the Air Force Surgeon General.A mental health encounters report issued by the Air Force Medical Operations

  • Limiting exposure to mosquitos, ticks is key

    Summer is right around the corner and soon more time will be spent outdoors enjoying the sunshine and warmer weather. Unfortunately, the arrival of summer also means a greater amount of insects pestering outdoor activities. For many years, mosquitos were thought of as nothing more than uninvited

  • Airman Leadership School Class 14D graduates

    Twelve Airmen recently completed the first step of professional military education for enlisted members during a graduation ceremony at the Minuteman Commons, Airman Leadership School officials announced. The class focuses on developing leadership abilities, the profession of arms and building

  • Nurse Advice Line now available

    Sometimes it is difficult to know if or when to seek medical assistance for acute health problems, having professional help at a moment's notice can ease that decision. The Military Health System's new Nurse Advice Line, or NAL, for TRICARE beneficiaries can do just that beginning May 30. The NAL is

  • Pulse on force management May 23

    This week's force management update focuses on the chief master sergeant retention board, voluntary separation pay, officer reduction in force boards, quality force review board, civilian force management and total force opportunities in a continued effort to bring Airmen the latest, most accurate

  • Behavioral health consultation now available in primary care clinics

    Airmen, dependents and veterans now have access to behavioral health services through their primary care manager, or PCM, at any military treatment facility, Air Force Medical Operations Agency officials report.The Behavioral Health Optimization Program, or BHOP, was developed to employ internal

  • HSC awards scholarships

    The Hanscom Spouses Club hosted nearly 100 people at the Minuteman Commons to recognize 17 graduating seniors and two military spouses at the 53rd annual HSC Scholarship Awards Night May 14. HSC officers awarded $35,000 in scholarships to graduates whose transcripts show mostly As and Bs, most of

  • AFAF wraps-up 2014 season

    Team Hanscom has raised $24,551 in support of Air Force charities during this year's Air Force Assistance Fund campaign. This year's campaign ran from March 24 through May 16."Although we did not meet the suggested base goal, all of the unit project officers worked diligently to make 100 percent