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Oldest living retired chief master sergeant

Right, Retired Chief Master Sgt. Esther MacKay, 101, explains where and when she received her various military memorabilia to J.C. Corcoran during an interview for Hanscom's Living History Project. The documentary will highlight servicemember and their families contributions to the Air Force over the past 60 years in celebration of the AF's 60th anniversary. (U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. Martha Petersante-Gioia)

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Oldest living chief master sergeant

J.C. Corcoran, 66th Air Base Wing Public Affairs, interviews retired Chief Master Sergeant Esther MacKay as part of the Living History Project, a documentary highlighting the lives of those who have significantly contributed to Air Force heritage. Chief MacKay, 101, is the oldest living Air Force chief master sergeant. (US Air Force Photo by 1st Lt. Martha Petersante-Gioia)

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Retiree Day: reflecting on AF heritage

A military retiree pauses to look at a display of vintage Air Force uniforms at the 27th Annual Hanscom Retiree Day Saturday. The display, which is part of a larger collection, by Will Schaefer is in honor of the Air Force’s 60th Anniversary. The event, sponsored by the Hanscom Retiree Activities Office, featured more than 35 information service tables representing on- and off-base agencies. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)

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Base youth sounds off on perks of being military child

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. -- Andrew Dezotell, 9, is a Hanscom Middle School fourth grader. Andrew said one of the many benefits of being a military child is having the opportunity to live in many locations. April is designated as Month of the Military Child; during the month the Department of Defense recognizes the contributions and sacrifices children make as members of military families. (U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. Lisa Spilinek)

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Take me out the ball game

Hanscom’s Patriot Honor Guard, joined by flag details from other services, present the colors at the Boston Red Sox Opening Day ceremony at Fenway Park April 10. Various volunteers from Hanscom also lined the field that afternoon during the pre-game festivities. The Red Sox entered the bottom of the fifth inning with an 11-1 lead against the Seattle Mariners, winning the game with an overall score of 14-3. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Walter Santos)

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From Hanscom with Love

Capts. Marc Gasbarro and Christopher Catalano, both from the 551st Electronic Systems Wing, pack boxes with care during the Hanscom Troop Care Package drive. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)

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From Hanscom with Love

Hanscom personnel fill Troop Care packages at the Base Chapel Annex March 23. More than 700 boxes were shipped. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)

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Hittin' the scales

Airman 1st Class Joshua Langenfeld, 66th Medical Operations Squadron, weighs in March 28 at the Health and Wellness Center for Air Force Materiel Command’s Team Lean Challenge. TLC is a command-wide initiative that begins April 16 and runs through Sept. 28. (US Air Force Photo by Airman 1st Class Clinton Atkins)

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Washers Tournament sucess

Capt. Mandye Dietrich, 66th Air Base Wing executive officer, tosses a washer during the base's first Washers Tournament, which was held at the Minuteman Club Feb. 2. Washers is an indoor and outdoor game that is played and scored similarly to horseshoes. (US Air Force Photo by Mark Wyatt)

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Hanscom man keeps MLK dream alive

Hanscom AFB -- Tim Martin, 66th Security Forces Squadron administrative assistant to the commander, re-enacts the “I Have a Dream” speech at the Base Chapel Jan. 11. U.S. Air Force photo by Jan Abate

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Washer Tournament practice

Staff Sgt. Phil Pelletier, Hanscom Patriot Honor Guard, hones his washer throwing skill during the recent Washers Tournament practice at the Minuteman Club. Washers is an indoor and outdoor game that is played and scored similarly to horseshoes. The first quarterly tournament will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 2, during Member’s Night at the Minuteman Club. Team registration is required, call (781) 377-9939 for more information. (US Air Force Photo by Mark Wyatt)

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Hanscom Welcomes Heroes Home

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. -- From left, 66th Air Base Wing Commander Col. Tom Schluckebier presents a Heroes' Homecoming Medallion to Master Sgt. Robert Barrett, 66th Medical Group first sergeant, during the Heroes' Homecoming Jan. 19. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jan Abate)

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Celebrating Hanukkah

From left, Howard Worona, Hanscom Middle School music teacher, holds the ladder while Rabbi Abe Morhaim, Hanscom's civilian rabbi, lights the Menorah during the Menorah Lighting ceremony Dec. 20. The menorah is a nine-branched candelabrum used in celebration of Hanukkah. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)

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Applying the 'Frosty'ing

From left, Capt. Tony Paulson, Senior Airman Melissa Nguyen and Senior Airman Isaac Pineda, 554th Electronic Systems Wing, make the final adjustments to their unit's holiday card for the Hanscom Holiday Card Competition Dec. 20. Several units around Hanscom posted their holiday card on Barksdale Street, which will be judged Dec. 21. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)

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Showing holiday spirit

From left, 2nd Lt. Miriam Coleman and 1st Lt. Mu Jin Kim, 46th Test Squadron Detachment 1, apply the finishing touches on their unit's holiday card for the Hanscom Holiday Card Competition Dec. 14. Judges will choose first, second and third place winners Dec. 21. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Brian P. Donnell)

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Remembering Pearl Harbor: Event honors WWII heroes, heroines

Sara Hayden, Marie McClanahan and June Bent mingle during the evening’s social hour. Ms. Hayden and Ms. Bent were members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots during World War II. (US Air Force Photo by Mark Wyatt)

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‘Left, right, left ... stay in step’

Members of the 350th Electronic Systems Wing run in formation during the Electronic Systems Center Integration Week 5K Fun Run and Walk held here Monday. More than 330 base personnel registered to participate in the event. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)

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AFMC Command Chief visits Hanscom

Chief Hake, far left, front row, exercises beside 66th Air Base Wing and Electronic Systems Center Command Chief Master Sgt. Lisa Sirois and members of the 653rd Electronic Systems Group during a physical training session led by 653 ELSG Commander Col. Anita Latin Tuesday morning in the Tennis Bubble. Photo by Mark Wyatt

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Band of Liberty plays at Patriots Game

Staff Sgt. Richard Hobson, Air Force Band of Liberty, renders a salute during the band’s playing of the national anthem at Gillette Stadium Sunday. Under the direction of Lt. Col. Larry Lang, the band performed the national anthem and “God Bless America” in observance of Veterans Day. The New England Patriots lost to the New York Jets 17-14. (Photo by Mark Wyatt)

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