Jaynie Hirschi (left), an archaeologist with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, applies a rock art tattoo to a participant at the State Historic Preservation Office’s 25th annual Archaeology Open House in Salt Lake City on May 4. A Hill AFB cultural resources group offered rock art stenciling and rubber stamping, helped participants make Fremont figurines and provided a take-home bag of educational cultural resources, bookmarks, stickers, puzzles and other information. (Courtesy)
National Police Week activities at Hill AFB included the official launch of the Special Olympics Torch Run in Utah on May 14 with several local law enforcement agencies participating.
.jpg "Right, participants celebrate their completion of the run as they hold up the torch. (Alex R. Lloyd/U.S. Air Force)")
.jpg "Local law enforcement reps run pass the Warrior Fitness Center with the Special Olympics Torch May 14. (Alex R. Lloyd/U.S. Air Force)")
.jpg "Master Sgt. Daniel Bosche, 75th Security Forces Squadron (center left) runs with his
wife and son in the Special Olympics Torch Run on base. (Alex R. Lloyd/U.S. Air Force)")
(Left to right) Senior Airman Christopher Bloom, Staff Sgt. Adam Antonioli, and Gail Campbell, all of the Hill Medical Treatment Facility pharmacy work a table at the BX on April 27. Behind them are Airman 1st Class Austin Putnam and Senior Airman Steven Carrillo, both of the 75th Security Forces Squadron. More than 259 pounds of prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications were taken in at the event, more than any other. (Mary Lou Gorny/Hilltop Times)
Senior Airman John NIckel, Airman 1st Class Jens Hanson, Staff Sgt. Amanda Gilbert and Master Sgt. Chi Swanson were among the winners at the speed mentoring event receiving awards from Park University. Park awarded three $75 gift cards and a $50 book scholarship to show its appreciation to the military.
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