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(KSL News) People living near Hill Air Force Base may see and hear some unusual things in the coming days. But not to worry, it's just training.
Airmen from several divisions will be taking part in readiness exercises all week to test the base's ability to react to a chemical warfare threat.
Smoke may be visible on the base during the exercises, and explosions or other sounds may be heard.
Night flights may also be taking place during the week.








