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  • 621st CRW welcomes new commander

    Col. James A. Copher took the reins of the 621st Contingency Response Wing from Col. Martin A. Chapin in a change of command ceremony at the Global Reach Deployment Center here, July 24.Copher came to the 621st CRW from Southwest Asia, where he served as the vice wing commander of the 380th Air

  • NAVAIR team members receive recognition for improved affordability work

    Capt. James Donnelly, program manager for the Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment Program Office (PMA-251), presented the prestigious Affordability Championship Award and Letters of Appreciation to several NAVAIR members of the Advanced Arresting Gear Thermal Management Fluid Working Group (AAG)

  • Reservists supplement aerial port workload at military's Europe hub

    Although "sticks in a bundle are unbreakable" isn't an Air Force core value, this Kenyan proverb hits the bull's-eye on exceptional teamwork playing an indispensable role in fulfilling the mission.To optimize mission success, more than 30 Reservists from McChord Field's 446th Airlift Wing in

  • DoD Official Provides Consumer Tips on Avoiding Scammers

    Service members and their families can be easy targets for scammers, and financial education is key to prevention, the deputy director of the Pentagon's office of family policy and children and youth said.In an interview with DoD News, Navy Cmdr. Peter Hoegel noted that July 16 is Military Consumer

  • Camp Dix: 95 years of Army heritage

    On the morning of June 1, 1917, Capt. George W. Mulheron and a group of 19 soldiers from Company C of the Twenty Sixth New Jersey Engineers arrived in the village of Wrightstown, N. J. Welcomed with thunder, lightning and rain, the pioneering soldiers were armed with the mission to establish a camp