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  • Hill Air Force Base: Year in Review 2024

    Hill Air Force Base's year in review highlights significant achievements and milestones throughout 2024. Key events included critical exercises, the opening of new facilities, and community initiatives that advanced the base's mission and strengthened ties with the local community.

  • Griffin Grit: Resilience in the Face of Organizational Change

    Change. It's a word that can send shivers down the spine of even the most seasoned Airman or Guardian. Major organizational shifts, especially in today's fast-paced world, can feel like a D-Day landing on your desk, throwing familiar routines and processes into chaos.  But it doesn’t have to

  • Hill Archers hosts archery competition

    The Hill Air Force Base archery club hosted the Arrows and Afterburners competition over the weekend of March 22, 2024, at the Weber County Archery Park. Arrows and Afterburners is the first of three legs in what the Hill archers called the triple crown. In conjunction with the Cache Archer and

  • April declared Month of the Military Child in Utah

    Governor Spencer J. Cox has officially declared April as Month of the Military Child in Utah. The Month of the Military Child serves as a time to recognize and celebrate the unique contributions and sacrifices of these young individuals who play an integral role in the military community. Military

  • 419th Fighter Wing welcomes CMSAF and Diamond 1

    Members of the 419th Fighter Wing got a special visit from the Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force during UTA. This was a rare opportunity for 419th members to ask questions directly to the one that sits at the table in the Pentagon.

  • Year in review: Top Hill stories from 2023

    In 2023, Hill AFB continued to be a vital part of the United States Air Force. The base is home to several units that played a critical role in the Air Force’s mission to protect the nation. Throughout the year, Hill AFB was the site of numerous training exercises, deployments, and other activities.

  • Active-duty members have Reserve options

    Active-duty Air Force members have choices when contemplating transition to the civilian world. Staying blue as a member of the Air Force Reserve is a choice with many benefits.Master Sgt. Brasil Segura, an Air Force Reserve in-service recruiter with the 353rd Recruiting Squadron at Hill, has all