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  • Hanscom civil engineers garner command-level awards

    Air Force Materiel Command officials announced their civil engineering award winners earlier this month and the 66th Civil Engineering Division here received two command-level awards. Each will now advance to compete at the Air Force-level.

  • Season of limited-size gatherings

    Holiday celebrations will require modifications during this year’s season of gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Public Health officials from the 66th Medical Squadron urge all members of Team Hanscom to comply with local and state travel restrictions before traveling over Thanksgiving

  • MDS reorganizes with two separate clinics

    The 66th Medical Squadron will divide into two separate clinics, the Warrior Medical Clinic and Family Health Clinic, Dec. 1. All active duty members will receive care at the Warrior Medical Clinic and all non-military adult and pediatric patients will receive care at the Family Health Clinic.

  • Hanscom officer selected for Air Force dental program

    An officer from the 66th Medical Squadron was recently selected to attend the Graduate Dental Education program at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas. Maj. Thomas O’Connor, 66 MDS Dental Operations Flight chief, will participate in the periodontics residency in 2022.

  • Hanscom SC accelerates change through mission enhancement

    Specialists from the Hanscom Communications and Information Division, or SC, are supporting the “AFMC We Need” initiative by improving business practices. The division is focused on aiding Airmen-driven enhancement, process improvement and innovation that leaders say was put into hyper-speed because

  • New first sergeant has passion for helping people

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – Senior Master Sgt. Elise Phillips is the new first sergeant for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center.  In the Air Force, first sergeant isn’t a rank but a special duty designation for a senior noncommissioned officer entrusted by the commander to ensure the

  • SecAF lauds 50 years of federal service

    Secretary of the Air Force Barbara Barrett called to congratulate a longtime federal civilian employee here Nov. 9 for her five decades with the Air Force.