Around The Hill: MPF closed for training; Munitions Stockpile Inventories; Ogden ALC commander’s Call | Hilltop

The 649th MUNS will conduct 100 percent inventories of the Base (FV2027), Test (FV2171), Depot (FV2172) and STAMP (FV2304) stockpiles March 1-31. Customers requiring munitions support in March must deliver the applicable documentation to the custody accounts section by Feb. 10. During the inventories, only emergency requests approved in writing by the group commander or equivalent will be supported.  Please direct any questions to Tech. Sgt. Michael Owens at 801-586-8499 or Master Sgt. Derek Butori at 801-777-6574.

Ogden ALC members are invited to the next virtual commander’s call at 10 a.m. Feb. 11. This event is open to the first 500 people to log into . The commander’s call will be recorded for late viewing.

The Air Force Sustainment Center Training with Industry program develops qualities and abilities in selected civilians necessary for effective management and leadership. Civilians gain the ability to interpret the needs of the Air Force in industry terms and in doing so, are able to bring new knowledge, understanding, and insight back to help improve Air Force processes. Applicants will work with companies in their commuting area and will remain assigned to their current organization during the 12-month tour and will return to their assigned organization upon completing the program. For more information, visit https://cs2.eis.af.mil/sites/22298/EWI/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/Nomination.

The Hess Fitness Center is closed until further notice due to COVID-19 mitigation rules not being followed by users. Violations driving the decision to close the facility includes patrons not wearing face coverings and not properly cleaning equipment after use. The Warrior Fitness Center is still open during normal hours.

A virtual career fair for veterans will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 16. The fair is designed to connect employers with skilled veterans, military spouses and military members transitioning out of the service, reserve and guard and will offer real-time engagement and one-on-one interactions with company representative. Employers will be looking to fill positions not only locally, but also across the region and nationally. Register at rmvets.com/NationalEvent.

An ABU collection drive to benefit local Air Force JROTC and Civil Air Patrol is happening now through April 1. Donation locations throughout the base include the Warrior Fitness Center in building 533, Airmen dormitory buildings 341 and 365, Dining Facility building 519, Medical Group building 570, Military Personnel building 430, Logistics Readiness building 900 and 388th Fighter Wing building 45. ABUs will be stripped of any insignia and washed by collection organizers before they are used. For more information, call 1st Lt. Stephanie Mullins at 801-777-7909 or Airman 1st Class Nicholas Lincoln at 801-777-4543.

Smoke-A-Billy loads you up on smoked barbecue favorites and hearty breakfast and lunch. Open 7 a.m.-1 p.m. weekdays. Located at Bldg. 230 on 4th Street and South Gate Avenue. Check out the menu online at https://75fss.com/smokeabilly.

Complete fitness challenges and watch social media for Bingo calls now through Feb. 19. Enter once each week to win prizes. Different games will be called each Monday. This is self-paced and honor system applies. Once you have a Bingo, submit your card for an entry into the drawing. All will be have a chance for the Grand Prize. Facebook: HILL AFB Warrior Fitness Center. Instagram: @HILLAFBWARRIORFIT.