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New Hill AFB Wing Commander Committed to Delivering F-35 Dominance 'Anytime, Anywhere'

New Hill AFB Wing Commander Committed to Delivering F-35 Dominance 'Anytime, Anywhere'

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Air Force Col. Charles Fallon assumed leadership of Hill Air Force Base's 388th Fighter Wing Monday. The new commander said he is humbled, capable and prepared to fulfill the wing's mission to See the Story

388th Fighter Wing prioritizes ACE during home-station exercise

During the exercise, dubbed Panther Shadow, Airmen from the 4th Fighter Squadron and Fighter Generation Squadron, alongside the 388th Operations Support Squadron, 388th Logistics Support Squadron, 388th Maintenance Squadron and 388th Munitions Squadron, generated aircraft from Hill Air Force Base Utah, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho and historic Wendover Airfield in Wendover, Nevada. Airmen from across a variety of specialties were deployed to these l…Hill Air Force Base · Hill Air Force Base Read Article

Hill AFB’s F-35As Receive Improved Canopies To Reduce Need For Field Repairs

While wear, tear and environmental impacts on the cockpit’s canopy glass don’t affect airworthiness, it impacts the aircraft’s low observable and stealth features. U.S. Air Force F-35As of the 388th Fighter Wing (FW) at Hill AFB (Air Force Base) received “new, more durable canopies.” According to images and information released on the DVIDS network on Apr. 10, 2025, maintainers installed the improved canopies that “reduce the need for field repa…Aircraft · Hill Air Force Base See the Story

419th Fighter Wing Airmen train using scenario driven tabletop game

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah - During the April Unit Training Assembly, the 419th Fighter Wing hosted several small group 'Rehearsal of Concept' (ROC) drills where wing members of various jobs and leadership positions became oriented with a scenario-driven tabletop strategy game at Hill Air Force Base, April 13, 2025.Hill Air Force Base · Hill Air Force Base Read Article

421st EFS bolsters Kadena’s fighter presence

F-35A Lightning IIs assigned to the 421st Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, touched down at Kadena Air Base, April 24, 2025, completing the latest round of U.S. Air Force fighter deployments to the Pacific.F-35 · Hill Air Force Base Read Article

Support for Belgian and Portuguese F-16s

In the United States, the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center, F-16 Branch, based at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, has awarded STS Government Solutions an indeterminate/indefinite amount (IDIQ) contract worth 99 million dollars for engineering support for the integration of the F-16 System Program Office. This contract provides for military sales abroad (FMS) in favor of Belgium and Portugal and includes engineering, technical and logistical su…Military · Hill Air Force Base Read Article

Military child care centers see varying effects from personnel actions

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Trump administration’s efforts to cut the number of federal workers, including a hiring freeze, have resulted in various impacts on military child care centers, including the closure of one, according to service officials.The child development center at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, has closed. No other centers have closed at Air Force, Army, Navy or Marine Corps bases, officials said, in response to Military Times’ questions.Child development …Veterans · Hill Air Force Base See the Story

‘Chainsaw Approach’ to Budget Cuts Leaves Military Families as Collateral Damage

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Collateral damage is primarily a military term, and it is perhaps the best way to describe what some families of America’s service members have become in the face of Elon Musk and the Trump administration’s chainsaw approach to cutting government spending. Child care shortages on military bases, proposed health care cuts impacting military families, and overall chaotic uncertainty for service members with children could cause material harm to ou…Hill Air Force Base · Hill Air Force Base See the Story

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