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  • Day of the Zombie Run

    The Westover Fitness Center staff hosted the first Zombie Apocalypse Run Oct. 30, at the Dogpatch training area.

  • Angel Tree wrapped gifts due by Dec. 8

    Shanna King, director of the Airman Family Readiness Center, recently thanked all those who stopped by Bldg. 1100 to adopt an Angel from the Angel Tree. "And I am happy to report that all of our Angels have been adopted," said Shanna King. "If you adopted, please make sure to have your wrapped gifts in no later than Dec. 8."For more information,

  • DoD Safe Helpline Support for Sexual Assault Survivors in the Military

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  • Free child care available soon during December UTA

    UTA childcare for school age children (5-12 years old) will be available at the Chicopee Boys & Girls Club starting on the December UTA. The childcare will be FREE to military members only. A one-time application/registration packet MUST be completed prior to the first weekend of use. Application are available at Airman & Family Readiness Center

  • Public affairs compiling final Patriot e-newsletter

    The public affairs staff is compiling its final edition of the e-Patriot newsletter. The Patriot, published since the reserve took over operations of Westover in 1974 from the Strategic Air Command, will no longer be e-published. Its content will be redistributed among PA's social media outlets and this web site.The final e-Patriot is scheduled to

  • Wing announces fourth quarter winners

    On behalf of Col. Scott Durham, 439th Airlift Wing commander, the Patriot Wing congratulates its quarterly winners for the fourth quarter:Airman: Senior Airman Jean Pierre Canel, 439th Contingency Response FlightNCO: Tech. Sgt. Daniel O’Donnell, 439 Aeromedical Staging SquadronSNCO: Master Sgt. Michael Kaminsky, 439the Aircraft Maintenance

  • Westover brings in nearly $195 million to area economy

    The 439th Airlift Wing added almost $195 million to the community in fiscal year 2018. The number represents a decrease of $18 million from the previous year, due in part to a decrease in military payroll and construction at Westover. The wing impacted communities within a 50-mile radius with an economic impact of $194,541,415 from Oct. 1, 2017 to

  • Wing to hold retreat ceremony Nov. 4

    The Patriot Wing will hold its annual Veterans Day retreat ceremony at 1 p.m. Nov. 4 at the base ellipse.Formation uniform of the day is OCPs, ABUs, or flight suits.

  • Wing to hold Commander's Call Nov. 4

    Two Wing Commander's Calls will be held Nov. 4 in the Base Hangar. The first one will be held at 8:30 a.m. followed by the second call at 10:00 a.m. Col. Scott Durham, 439th Airlift Wing Commander, will host these events and will review some of the Wing's accomplishments in 2017-2018.

  • Flu shot season approaches

    As the 2018-2019 influenza vaccination campaign approaches, senior leadership reminds all members that the suspense for vaccination is Dec. 15.Dates and locations of shot lines will soon be announced.As a reminder, vaccinations may be administered by a civilian provider, but complete documentation must be provided to the 439th Aerospace Medicine
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