The Personal Web Site Of Rick L Anderson

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- The Air Force Recruiter
- Entering The Air Force
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> 1881st CS
- First Overseas Tour
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- Return To The States
- Final Overseas Tour
- Final Assignment
- Retirement - Home AFB Washington
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Welcome To Hill Air Force Base, Utah.

Approximate dates: July 1976-December 1977

Where is Hill AFB?

Hill AFB is located about 5 miles southwest of Ogden Utah. Here is a map showing exactly where Ogden is:

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Hill AFB is located on the east side of the town of Clearfield Utah. Here is a map showing exactly where Hill AFB is:

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This Page Is Under Construction

Click here to visit the 1881st Communications Squadron.

Historical Note!

A number of changes have taken place in the Air Force over the last several years. The command in charge of Hill, and other Air Force logistics bases, and the major unit (a.k.a: "Host Unit") have changed since I was originally stationed there. The unit in charge of Air Force logistics bases is now known as the Air Force Material Command (AFMC). The unit in charge of Hill AFB is now known as the 75th Air Base Wing. If you desire to visit the public web sites for these units, click on the symbol below:


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Click here to visit the AFMC public web site.	Click here to visit the Hill AFB, Utah public web site.

To go back to my first duty station, click on the arrow below.		To go to my first overseas assignment, click on the arrow below.
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DISCLAIMER!

This page is not an official Air Force web page and/or site. The military unit pages on this site are a private, unofficial, venture by Rick L. Anderson, Master Sergeant, U.S. Air Force, Retired. It is intended to be of historical interest to those people who may have been assigned to the base, and/or unit, mentioned on the page. It may also include its predecessor unit(s) and/or successor unit(s). Any comments, and/or opinions, on this , or any of the base/unit pages on this site are not to be considered official positions of the United States Government, The Department of Defense, The United States Air Force, The former Air Force Communications Service/Air Force Communications Command (AFCS/AFCC), or any other component of the U.S. Air Force or any other military, or government, organization!

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1. December 12, 2001: Created Version 1.00.