A longtime former base employee has become a beloved figure during the holiday season here. After nearly 27 years in the military and another 15 years as a federal civilian, retired Senior Master Sgt. Steve Tupeck continues to serve at Hanscom AFB, albeit in a different capacity.
The 66th Security Forces Squadron Military Working Dog team met with students from South High Community School in Worcester, Massachusetts, during a Committed Augmentee Recruiting Effort, or CARE, event Nov. 17.
Officials from the Spark Revolution team here will host an Innovation Studio event at the University of Massachusetts Lowell Research Institute’s Northstar campus in Lincoln, Massachusetts, Nov. 7.
Officials from the 66th Air Base Group and 66th Security Forces Squadron are working to develop a ride-share program here by granting base access to vetted drivers.
The program will allow base personnel the option to utilize Uber ride-shares for transportation to and from the installation.
