HILL AIR FORCE BASE — Military officials deployed the first functional 5G network at a U.S. military installation on Thursday at Hill Air Force Base, which hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the occasion. The Department of Defense initiated the Dynamic Spectrum Utilization program ...
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — Three-dimensional training systems are helping personnel with the 75th Security Forces Squadron on Hill Air Force Base act out real-world scenarios. The recently implemented training, Street Smarts Virtual Reality, simulates a range of situations including domestic ...
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — A "security incident" occurred around 4 p.m. Monday on Hill Air Force Base, but the incident was investigated and determined to be unfounded, according to base officials. The event caused traffic delays to incoming and outgoing traffic, but all gates were reopened after ...
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — A new ambulance service on Hill Air Force Base is improving response times for emergency services to the 25,000 people who live and work on the installation. With an average of 350 medical emergencies every year, ranging from trauma injuries to life-threatening events, ...
According to a recent report from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, suicide rates are up among veterans but Utah-based veteran-owned Forge Forward Project is developing virtual reality technology that they hope could end veteran suicide altogether. In a partnership with 2B3D, a virtual ...
LAYTON — North Layton Junior High School honored veterans in the community with a free breakfast, a special program with a choir and an address from retired Army Col. Gary Stephens. Family and friends of students who served in the armed forces joined them, as well as other veterans looking ...
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The first wave of mandatory COVID-19 vaccination deadlines for all active-duty military members struck Tuesday, affecting personnel in the Air Force and Space Force. But many have turned their backs on the order. The mandate to be fully vaccinated by Nov. 2 was declined ...
OGDEN — The 9/11 attacks may be seared in the memories of those alive at the time. Those born later are also well aware of what happened. "They've always had teachers that talk about it. They hold a moment of silence," said Kylie White, a history teacher at Bonneville High School in ...
OGDEN — Nearly 20 years ago, the twin towers in New York City fell, downed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the country wept and came together. Ryan Arbon, the Weber County sheriff, was a marshal for the state of Missouri at the time and recalls he was helping with security at a trial. ...
OGDEN — James Edwards' pie-making career started with his U.S. Air Force buddies at Hill Air Force Base. The positive feedback for his sweet potato pies got him thinking. "I thought, 'I better make this a business,'" he said. So in 2018, his full-time career in the U.S. Air Force winding ...
