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Briefing on health care, flu shots at Hill Clinic
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New Web address for Hilltop TimesThe new Web site address, for those who book-marked it, is Hilltop Times is http://www.standard.net/topics/hilltop-times.U.S. 89 repaving to cause major delaysCrews working on U.S. 89 spanning from 200 North in Kaysville to South Weber Drive are unable to complete paving activities when the temperature drops below 55 degrees. New low nighttime and early morning temperatures work has sped up the work schedule.
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Former Hill OSC president receives award for Air Force Spouse of the Year

When Michelle Storch, wife of Lt. Col. Steven Storch, a former officer of the 75th Operations Support Squadron here, got the Internet hooked up in June at her family's new home near Fort Bragg, N.C., one of the first e-mails she read from a friend confused her. Storch and her family had just completed a permanent change of station there from Hill Air Force Base and her friend was congratulating her on being chosen as the 2009 Joan Orr Air Force Spouse of the Year.
Hilltop Times staff
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Visitors from 36 countries at Hill's Worldwide Review

OGDEN -- The aircraft sustainment squadrons at Hill Air Force Base recently hosted the fourth annual F-16/Proven Aircraft Worldwide Review conference, which welcomed more than 720 government and military delegates from 36 different counties, at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center. Overall, there were 1,093 attendees at the weeklong event.
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Hill Views: Who are your favorite college and professional football teams?

Airman 1st Class Robby Hedrick
75th Air Base Wing
"The University of Oklahoma Sooners and the Dallas Cowboys.

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Acquisition wings to become directorates with clear lines of authority

WASHINGTON -- Air Force officials will implement a new organizational construct for weapon systems acquisition that includes designating directorates, divisions and branches in place of some current wings, groups and squadrons.
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Special observance accompanies Warrior Call on Sept. 11

The Base Theater was the site of a remembrance in honor of Sept. 11, 2001, as Warrior Call included a slideshow of a father's memories of his two sons, both firefighters, part of the emergency response to the attacks on that day. The remembrance, both simple and heartfelt, recalled some of what happened that day and the father's brief descriptions of who they were as individuals -- their humor, their belief in what they were doing and his own conclusion that he would not have changed their decision to be firefighters. Essentially, it was part of who they were.
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101 Critical Days of Summer drawing to a close with encouraging stats

Safety concerns were at an all time high during the months between Memorial Day and Labor Day at Hill Air Force Base. With an increase of outdoor and recreational activities, the 101 Critical Days of Summer campaign encourages service members to use active- risk management throughout these high-risk months. "The Air Force has experienced 13 fatalities with auto mishaps, four are associated with motorcycle mishaps," said Ron James, 75th Air Base Wing Ogden Safety Office chief of ground safety. "Hill AFB has not contributed to that number."
75th Public Affairs Office
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Simple Reveille ceremony set for POW/MIA remembrance

No one was more surprised than Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Carl Wright when approximately 300 individuals showed up to stand in formation at the pretty much spontaneously planned POW/MIA ceremony held last year. When the Hill Air Force Base installation chaplain had contacted Ogden Air Logistics Center and 75th Air Base Wing Command Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Candler about the lack of such a ceremony, he was met with the response that such a ceremony was definitely in order.
Hilltop Times editor
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Volunteers sought for Airmen's Bash three days of events

The End of Summer Airmen's Bash organization committee is seeking volunteers for the series of events set for all senior airmen, grades E-4 and below, and their families which will be spread over the course of three days, Sept. 30-Oct 2.Weekly meetings are in the 75th Force Support Squadron Conference Room, Building 180, Room 210-212, on Thursdays at 9 a.m.
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