AFMC Command News

  • Hill AFB supports transit of small nuclear reactor

    Hill Air Force Base supported the Feb. 15 transit of a small nuclear reactor and associated components, with 75th Air Base Wing logistics, security and administrative teams coordinating the arrival of three C‑17 aircraft from March Air Reserve Base, Calif.

  • Hill AFB sets the standard in Ready Airman Training

    Readiness isn’t a moment; it’s a requirement, built day after day. That’s the foundation of Ready Airman Training, Hill Air Force Base’s year-round effort to ensure Airmen have the skills and confidence to deploy at any time.

  • 2025 AFMC Year in Review

    Step into the highlights of 2025 with our Air Force Materiel Command "Year in Review" photo spread!

  • 526th EMXS completes final repairs on iconic bomb lift trucks

    Hill Air Force Base completed the final depot repairs on the MJ‑1 and MHU‑83 bomb lift trucks. The milestone ends a decades‑long workload for the 526th Electronic Maintenance Squadron as the unit shifts to other sustainment missions.

  • Hill AFB Defenders compete, place in handgun competition

    Defenders from the 75th Security Forces Squadron at Hill Air Force Base competed in the 2025 Law Enforcement Handgun Competition, held April 16-17 at Big Salty Shooting Range. Master Sgt. Zachary McLaughlin placed second in the iron-sight division, while Senior Airman Tomas Read finished seventh.

  • Ogden ALC earns top industry certifications for quality, safety

    The Ogden Air Logistics Complex recently achieved AS9100 and AS9110 certifications, demonstrating its commitment to aerospace excellence and adherence to rigorous industry standards for safe and reliable aircraft maintenance, manufacturing, and modification. AS9110 ensures high-quality aircraft

  • Software group opens new facilities

    The Launch Pad facility will help new hires awaiting security clearances enhance their skills and leadership, while SWEG U will provide ongoing training for 309th Software Engineering Group employees and software engineering groups from other bases.

  • 2024 AFMC Year in People

    Step into the highlights of 2024 with our Air Force Materiel Command "Year in People" photo spread!

  • Hill AFB safety app ready for enterprise expansion

    The Hazardous Communication / Job Order Training Outline is a government-owned, contractor-operated application that automates notifications, management, assessments and analytics of safety, inspection and employee training requirements as it pertains to Air Force instructions on hazard