An F-35A Lightning II, assigned to Hill Air Force Base, Utah, takes off. (U.S. Air Force photo by Anthony Pham)

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  • Hill Reservists ensure nobody goes without

    Some 419th Fighter Wing Airmen find it hard to make ends meet. These Airmen may feel desperate wondering how the utility bill will be paid, or where the rent money will come from, or if they can afford to buy Christmas gifts for their children. That's where the 419th Fighter Wing Diamond Heart

  • 419th maintainers achieve ACC phase standards

    For a Reserve fighter wing, maintaining an Air Combat Command phase performance rate is the result of a flawless phase flow, strategic planning and unrivaled teamwork. The 419th Fighter Wing has consistently beat the Air Force Reserve Command standard of 73 percent mission capable for the last 10

  • Holidays are time for reflection

    The holiday season is once again upon us and another year will soon come to a close. As I look back I am once again reminded how blessed I am to be called your commander. Your accomplishments and unwavering dedication humble me and make this wing the consistent outstanding performer it has always

  • Reserve Santa visits special class

    Some very special children received a surprise on Nov. 30, just in time to start the holiday season off right. Each year, the 67th Aerial Port Squadron sponsors the special needs class at Mound Fort Middle School in Ogden by sending Santa in with presents for each teen. For the past 16 years, Chief

  • 419th FW honors extraordinary boy

    Seven-year old Gabe Adams wore a flightsuit and a smile Thursday when the 419th Fighter Wing made him an honorary pilot. Gabe, who was born with no arms or legs, was given VIP status during a tour of the wing along with his 2nd grade class. Gabe was also joined by his parents, and his grandparents.

  • Reservists answer call to support War on Terror

    In the five years following September 11, 2001, about 700 Hill Air Force Base reservists put their full-time careers on hold to serve in the Global War on Terrorism. Personnel from nearly every unit within the 419th Fighter Wing here have supported Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom,

  • AF Pipe Band rocks diverse audiences

    Instead of an M-16, they carry a Sgian Dubh, a small dagger, tucked into their knee-high socks. A sporran serves the purpose of their cargo pockets, and leather brogues take the place of tightly-laced combat boots. Though these Airmen wear kilts and play the bagpipes, they are not from the Royal Air

  • Salt Lake Military Affairs recognizes Reserve members during gala event

    Two members of the 419th Fighter Wing were honored June 3 by the Salt Lake Chamber' Military Affairs Committee which recognized them for their accomplishments and efforts as citizen soldiers. The event, hailed as one of the most patriotic functions in the state of Utah, honors Utah National Guard

  • 419th FW Reservist embodies 'Spirit off American Woman'

    Master Sgt. Lori Noble, NCOIC of the 419th Personnel Support of Contingency Operations wears many hats. She is a traditional Reservist and also a wife; mother of three girls; a full-time employee with the 84th Combat Sustainment Wing here, a college student, sports coach and a avid civic volunteer.