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Bop 'n' Bowl

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. –Vinny Lovegrove of the Toe Jam Puppet Band makes bubbles for children participating in the Bop ‘n’ Bowl event, May 9, at the Hanscom Lanes. The free event included music, games and activities including bowling. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Bop 'n' Bowl

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – A family enjoys a game of bowling during the 66th Services Squadron’s Bop ‘n’ Bowl event on May 9. The event included musical entertainment by the Toe Jam Puppet Band, activities and fun for the entire family. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Boston Marathon

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. – Capt. Brad Panton (front), Program Manager for the Enhanced Regional Situation Awareness Program here, and siblings Army Capt. Jeannie Deakyne (center) and Navy Lt. Davie Panton, board a bus from the Fitness and Sports Center for the Boston Marathon April 21. Due to deployments and being geographically separated, the three of them decided to run the marathon together, after not seeing each other for close to a year. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt.)
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Boston Marathon

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. – Capt. Brad Panton, Program Manager for the Enhanced Regional Situation Awareness Program here, stretches out before a short run April 17th in preparation for the upcoming Boston Marathon. Capt. Panton ran the marathon with his two siblings, Army Capt. Jeannie Deakyne and Navy Lt. Davie Panton. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt.)
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Boston Marathon is more than a race for two Hanscom families

LEXINGTON, Mass. – Leah Beckett (right), along with Meghan Rohatgi and her mother, Tara, greet diners at Margaritas restaurant Feb. 21. Beckett is running the Boston Marathon for the American Liver Foundation in honor of Rohatgi who was diagnosed with Primary Schlerosing Cholangitis. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston Marathon is more than a race for two Hanscom families

U.S. Navy Commander Andy Gish prepares to train for the Boston Marathon. Gish, who is stationed at MIT, will run the marathon as a member of the Run for Team Memory on behalf of the Alzheimer’s research and support services. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston Marathon off bucket list for some Hanscom runners

Tech. Sgt. Matthew Ruscitti, 319th Recruiting Squadron, is congratulated by friends following the Boston Marathon in Boston, April 17. Ruscitti finished the marathon with a time of 3:18:00. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston Marathon off bucket list for some Hanscom runners

Frank Reinhold, Command, Control, Communications, Intelligence and Networks contracting specialist, high-fives a spectator during the Boston Marathon in Boston, April 17. Reinhold finished the marathon with a time of 4:40:06. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston Marathon off bucket list for some Hanscom runners

Alyssa Ralston poses for a photo after finishing the Boston Marathon in Boston, April 17. Ralston finished the marathon with a time of 3:52:51. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston Marathon off bucket list for some Hanscom runners

Maj. Kristopher Williams, E-7A Test deputy chief in the Digital Directorate, crosses the finish line at the Boston Marathon in Boston, April 17. Williams finished the marathon with a time of 4:47:42. (Courtesy photo)
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Boston’s police chief delivers inspiring message

Boston Police Department Superintendent-in-Chief William G. Gross speaks during a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., observance event at the Minuteman Commons Jan. 30. Gross offered some historical and first-person insights during the event that was rescheduled from earlier in the month. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jerry Saslav)
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Boston’s police chief delivers inspiring message

Boston Police Department Superintendent-in-Chief William G. Gross, right, speaks with Timothy Martin, 66th Security Forces Squadron employee, prior to a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., observance event at the Minuteman Commons Jan. 30. Gross was the event's guest speaker and Martin performed a re-enactment of MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jerry Saslav)
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Bouncer Bot lends robotic hand to defenders

Airman 1st Class Ceara Larson, 66th Security Forces Squadron entry controller, checks a visitor’s identification with Bouncer Bot at the Visitor Control Center at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., Aug. 20. Bouncer Bot, a remote process automation software application, can check base visitors’ credentials against national crime databases in a matter of seconds. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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Bowler reaches perfection

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Michael Graybeal takes his turn at Hanscom Lanes. He recently bowled a perfect 300 during a league game. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rick Berry)
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Bowling begins

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Antonio Maciel, a member of the Coast Guard team, releases the ball during intramural bowling on Sept. 16. The bowling league season began last week at Hanscom Lanes and will continue throughout the winter. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Herlihy)
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Bowling perfection

HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. -- Airman 1st Class Nathan Smith, Joint Personal Property Shipping Office movement support technician, poses for a shot at the Hanscom Lanes Bowling Center Oct. 15. Smith bowled a perfect 300 score Oct. 9 during his unit’s bowling league game. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Bowling perfection

Samuel Turner, 66th Force Support Squadron Education and Training Center technician, practices his bowling technique at the Hanscom Lanes Bowling Center Aug. 28. Turner bowled a perfect 300 game and scored an 800 series last month during a base intramural bowling league game. The United Bowling Congress presented Turner with a ring to recognize his accomplishment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Herlihy)
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Boxing

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. – Jay Chapman concentrates on proper form while punching a speed bag during an amateur, Olympic-style boxing class. Speed bags are among the equipment used in the boxing classes now being taught at the Fitness and Sports Center by Mr. Leschishin, 66 SVS. For more information on boxing classes, call the fitness center at (781) 377- 3639. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Boxing

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. – Jay Chapman, maintains a protective stance as he punches a speed bag during an amateur, Olympic-style boxing class. Boxing classes are now being taught at the Fitness and Sports Center by Greg Leschishin, 66th Services Squadron School Age program assistant and USA Boxing coach and official. Classes are available in group, semi-private and private formats. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Boxing

HANSCOM AFB, Mass. – 2nd Lt. Tim Hunt, State Officer Candidate School Recruitment, Army National Guard, takes instruction from Mr. Leschishin, 66 SVS, during an amateur, Olympic-style boxing class held at the Fitness and Sports Center. Despite professional boxing’s dangerous reputation, “amateur boxing is actually one of the safest contact sports,” Mr. Leschishin said. “It has similar rules and a similar environment to martial arts.” (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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