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Base readiness put to test

First Lt. Jerry Mok, 851st Electronic Systems Group, and Lt. Col. John Brendle, 850th Electronic Systems Group, refer to the Airman’s Manual while donning Mission Oriented Protective Posture gear outside the Tennis Bubble June 12. (US Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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Base readiness put to test

From left, Tech. Sgt. Shannon Lopez, 66th Medical Operations Squadron, speaks with a member of the Air Force Materiel Command Operational Readiness Inspection team June 11 while processing “deployers” through a mock deployment line.The ORI began on June 7 and ran until June 18. (US Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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Base readiness put to test

Senior Airman Evans Opoku, 66th Medical Operations Squadron, makes a phone call during the Personnel Deployment Function line processing during Hanscom's Operational Readiness Inspection. The ORI began on June 7 and ran until June 18. (US Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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Click-It or Ticket

Staff Sgt. Jeanette Reichel, 66th Security Forces Squadron, checks seatbelt usage during this year’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign on base June 5. The program is designed to allow law enforcement an opportunity to ensure drivers are using their seatbelts and are securing their child passengers in approved child safety seats. In addition to June being National Safety Month, the Air Force-wide 101 Critical Days of Summer campaign has begun and will continue to run through Labor Day weekend. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)
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Hanscom gears up for ORI

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. -- A Hanscom Airman disassembles an M-16 rifle during the “Iron Warrior” Olympics May 30. The event was held to help prepare base personnel for the upcoming Operational Readiness Inspection. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Hanscom gears up for ORI

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. -- First Lt. Jae Yoon, 66th Comptroller Squadron, demonstrates his knowledge of Self-Aid and Buddy Care techniques on a simulated victim during the “Iron Warrior” Olympics on May 30. The event was held to help prepare Hanscom Airmen for the Operational Readiness Inspection. Lieutenant Yoon was recognized during the “Iron Warrior” Olympics for his speed in disassembling and reassembling an M-9 during one of the competitions, which he completed in 17 seconds. The lieutenant received coins from Maj. Gen. Art Rooney, Electronic Systems Center Vice commander, Brig. Gen. Peter Hoene, 350th Electronic Systems Wing commander, and Col. Tom Schluckebier, 66th Air Base Wing commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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May BRE amps up heat; ORI just days away

Brent Nagele, 66th Mission Support Group Civil Engineering Training and Emergency Response Office, discusses Post Attack Reconnaissance sweep techniques with Hanscom personnel assigned to PAR teams during the May Base Readiness Exercise. (US Air Force photo by 1Lt. Lisa Spilinek)
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May BRE amps up heat; ORI just days away

Members of the Camp Patriot set-up team fill sandbags May 23 under an unseasonably warm May sun. The team filled more than 100 sandbags to be used to protect Camp Patriot tents against simulated attacks. The camp is used in Base Readiness Exercises as a simulated deployed location. Hanscom has been holding monthly BREs since January in preparation for the base’s Operational Readiness Inspection, which will run June 9 to 19. (US Air Force photo by 1Lt. Lisa Spilinek)
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Clinic days for Hanscom's furry friends

Dr. Heather Mazzaccaro, Hanscom veterinarian, performs an eye exam on Daisy during a Clinic Day at the Hanscom Veterinarian Treatment Facility. Clinic Days are offered every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and appointments are booked two weeks in advance. To utilize the VTF, personnel must be DEERS eligible. For more information or to book an appointment, call the VTF at (781)?377-3266. (US Air Force Photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Clinic days for Hanscom's furry friends

Dr. Heather Mazzaccaro, Hanscom veterinarian, continues an eye exam on Daisy while Army Sgt. Alicia Altman, Hanscom VTF noncommissioned officer in charge, keeps Daisy calm. Clinic Days are offered every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and appointments are booked two weeks in advance. To utilize the VTF, personnel must be DEERS eligible. For more information or to book an appointment, call the VTF at (781)?377-3266. (US Air Force Photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Right on Key

Airman 1st Class Laura Kluga, Air Force Band of Liberty, performs as Distinguished Visitors arrive to Ellis Island in New York on May 12 to honor recipients of the Medals of Honor. The Ellis Island Medals of Honor are given annually by the National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations to recognize distinguished Americans of various ethnic origins for their outstanding contributions to the United States.?Among the honorees was Lt. Col. Larry Lang, Air Force Band of Liberty commander. The Band of Liberty Pops ensemble will perform July 1, at 6 and 7:30 p.m., in Stowe, Vt. at the Von Trapp Meadow. Afterburner, an alternative rock band, will perform June 1 at 3 p.m., June 2 at 3 and 6 p.m. and June 3 at noon in Essex Junction, Vt. at the Vermont Balloon and Music Festival. All events are subject to change and are free and open to the public.
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Serving with Honor: Patriot Honor Guard members train with USAF Honor Guard mobile training team

Staff Sgt. Allen Moon, from Scotia Air Force Base, N.Y., practices taps during the Patriot Honor Guard’s recent week-long training session with the United States Air Force Honor Guard. (US Air Force Photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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Serving with Honor: Patriot Honor Guard members train with USAF Honor Guard mobile training team

1st Lt. Phil Meikle, Electronic Systems Center, practices posting the Colors. Patriot Honor Guard members and servicemembers from around New England were invited to Hanscom to learn from and train with the Air Force’s elite Honor Guard mobile training team. (US Air Force Photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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66 SFS celebrate Police Week

Jim Wislotsky from Burlington, Mass., examines a rifle that Staff Sgt. Michael Choquette, 66th Security Forces Squadron, shows him during one of several Hanscom Police Week events May 16. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)
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66 SFS celebrate Police Week

From left, Tech Sgt. Dennis Dolce, 66th Security Forces Squadron, and Officer Joseph Papsedero, Burlington Police Department, with working dog Alex, participate in a K-9 demonstration during Hanscom's Police Week celebration. (US Air Force Photo by Jan Abate)
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Support before, now, after

Master Sgt. Donald Gonsalves, 66th Mission Support Squadron, assembles a Family Separation Survival Kit at the Airman and Family Readiness Center Monday. The kits are given to spouses when loved ones deploy and include: a disposable camera, tea with a mug, candy, two movie passes, restaurant gift cards, a calling card, note cards and book of stamps, a video tape, a picture frame, cookies a candle and a ‘Support Our Troops’ magnet. When servicemembers return from deployment, they receive Welcome Back bags, which include a stress ball, candy, two movie passes, restaurant gift cards and popcorn. While servicemembers are deployed, they receive a Care Package, which includes coffee, a calling card, candy, a snack, a travel game, gum, nuts and powdered drink mix. (US Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Clint Atkins)
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Prepping for ORI

Hanscom AFB -- From left, Airman First Class Timothy Althoff, 66th Medical Support Squadron, jots down notes while Staff Sgt. Mark Radwich, 66th Medical Operations Squadron, provides care to Airman First Class Aaron Jones, 66 MDOS, who acts as a victim with a severe eye injury during an exercise at Camp Patriot recently. (US Air Force photo by Jan Abate)
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Skid Monster device teaches safe driving

U.S. Army servicemembers observe a demonstration April 25 of the Skid Monster, a device attached to the back of a car that can be controlled by remote. The device teaches drivers how to handle cars that become out of control due to driving on snow, ice, sand or other difficult driving surfaces. The demonstration was part of the 2007 Spring Regional Safety and Occupational Health Conference that took place on base April 23 through 27. (US Air Force photo by Jan Abate)
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Your attention please!

Tech. Sgt. Pete A. Surowiec, 66th Security Forces Squadron Individual Mobilization Augmentee, acts as a violent protester attempting to unlawfully enter Hanscom on April 20 during a squadron-level exercise. (US Air Force photo by Jan Abate)
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Your attention please!

Senior Airman John Hooten, 66th Security Forces Squadron patrolman, issues a warning over the public address system to protesters outside of the Hartwell gate during a squadron-level exercise as the 66 SFS?Confrontation Management Team stands guard April 20. (US Air Force photo by Jan Abate)
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