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  • ADMACS team celebrates first upgrade delivery

    Naval Air Systems Command's Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment program is installing the first Aviation Data Management and Control System Block 2 upgrade to the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower with completion scheduled for Spring 2011."I am very proud that we are providing the fleet with a cutting

  • ESGR hosts Seven Seals brunch at JB MDL

    It was the first time anyone could remember that senior officers and noncommissioned officers of all of the Guard and Reserve components had come together for an Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve meeting. The New Jersey ESGR State Committee hosted this inaugural Seven Seals brunch Jan. 22 at

  • Healthy options available at JB MDL PAX terminal

    Unless travelers are active-duty military, there are limited food options available at the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Passenger Terminal.A flight kitchen is available to serve hot food to active-duty servicemembers only, but others are limited to the options in vending machines. Local

  • Snow Call: You've got questions, we've got answers

    The average yearly snowfall for New Jersey is 23 inches; this year, snow totals have already surpassed this and winter isn't even finished. With all of this snow the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst public affairs team has been hard at work assuring the joint base community is aware of road

  • Local teacher adopts military working dog

    The 87th Security Forces Squadron military working dog department retired Enya, a military veteran of nine years, who was adopted by Taryn Romanczak, Hunderton County Polytech pre-veterinary science high school teacher. Many military dogs are adopted by their handlers after they retire but in this