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  • 6th Airlift Squadron returns from deployment

    The 305th Air Mobility Wing welcomed home Airmen from the 6th Airlift Squadron March 2 as they returned from supporting Operations IRAQI AND ENDURING FREEDOM.Throughout their four month deployment, the C-17 squadron successfully executed more than 3,000 sorties, off-loaded 101 million pounds of

  • 87th ABW celebrates first birthday

    JB MDL celebrates a milestone as March 3rd marked the one-year anniversary since the 87th Air Base Wing was activated.Just one year ago, the new wing stood up in a split from the 305th Air Mobility Wing, officially transferring the responsibility of providing installation-management to McGuire Air

  • Contingency Response Airmen return home after Haiti relief operations

    With the eyes of the world on Haiti after the small island nation was rocked by a 7.0 earthquake, Airmen from the 621st Contingency Response Wing here quickly mobilized for the relief effort just hours after the call for assistance went out. The Airmen returned home after their 35-day deployment

  • Air Force Chief of Chaplains leads National Prayer Breakfast

    Chaplain (Maj. Gen.) Cecil Richardson, USAF Chief of Chaplains, paid a visit to the joint base to participate in the National Prayer Breakfast held here Feb. 18.Chaplain Richardson visited McGuire AFB in the past but hasn't been to the installation since it became a joint base. In his brief time

  • Loadmasters Keep Cargo, Passengers Moving in AOR

    Come rain, dust storms, extreme heat or cold, flightline operations in the Air Force must go on. This is especially true in the U.S. Air Force Central Command area of responsibility where troops downrange are awaiting reinforcements and supplies. Often a thankless job, it's up to the Airmen of the