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  • Laboratory team handles COVID testing

    Behind layers of personal protective equipment, a team of five Hanscom medical professionals are taking the health of the community into their own hands. Well-versed in handling all routine lab work, Airmen from the 66th Medical Squadron Biomedical Laboratory are now tackling all aspects of COVID-19

  • Banshee lessons enhance operational mission

    The third iteration of the Banshee training program culminated in a Dec. 4 virtual wrap up event focused on how trainees will turn what they’ve learned into actionable ideas within their units. The program, a partnership between Hanscom, MassChallenge and the Air Force Research Lab, is part of a two

  • PEO Digital boosts US production of COVID-19 medical supplies

    The Department of Defense is leveraging Air Force Life Cycle Management Center acquisition professionals for their rapid contracting expertise to boost national stockpiles of critical medical equipment and supplies in the fight against COVID-19.

  • Holiday tree lighting, parade scheduled

    Base officials will host the annual tree lighting ceremony Dec. 3 at 4:20 p.m. This year’s ceremony will be held virtually and will stream live via Hanscom’s Facebook page outside Building 1530, Outdoor Recreation. The tree lighting will follow a parade through base housing beginning at 3:20 p.m.

  • Hanscom NCO, civilian win AFMC titles

    A noncommissioned officer from the 66th Medical Squadron was recently named a winner of a 2020 Air Force Materiel Command Medical Service Award. Tech. Sgt. Lloydon Balili, 66 MDS NCO in charge of optometry, was dubbed the AFMC Ophthalmic NCO of the Year.

  • MFLC, EAP available for community

    Hanscom Helping Organization officials are encouraging members of the community to be familiar with base resources this season. The Military Family Life Counseling and Employee Assistance Programs are available for personnel who need a boost through the holidays or may be battling COVID-fatigue.

  • Thanksgiving cooking, fire safety

    Officials from the Hanscom Fire Department want every member of the community to enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday while keeping safety in mind.