817th CRG participates in joint exercise

Guard families eligible for child care subsidy

For National Guard members who are about to deploy there is a lot think about before heading overseas. Changes have to be made to school and work schedules, arrangements have to be made for routine household chores, but for many, child care is one thing that weighs heaviest on their minds. For Guard

Climate survey deadline extended to Dec. 14

If you want to play a part in shaping the future of the Air Force, an effective and proven tool may be sitting in your inbox and you have until Dec. 14 to be heard. Since Oct. 1, an initial e-mail invitation and several follow-on reminders were sent out Air Force-wide, which included a link to the

New McGuire lodging facility set to open Dec. 5

Base leaders will officially open the McGuire All American Inn's new lodging and temporary living facilities in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday in front of the main lobby entrance. "We're very excited," said Kathren Harting, 305th Services Squadron All American Inn general manager. "The old

CSAF: Airmen, Air Force integral part of joint fight

With his first 100 days in office under his belt, the 19th chief of staff of the Air Force says the Air Force is in good shape. Gen. Norton Schwartz says that's because of the impressive job America's Airmen -- active-duty, Guard, Reserve and civilian -- are performing. The service's top military