Rules for political activities apply to troops, civilian employees

With the national election less than two weeks away, Defense Department officials are stressing to troops and civilian employees that federal law and DOD directives limit their involvement in certain political activities. Political-related "dos and don'ts" pertaining to members of all service

FLAG FOOTBALL: USAF EC vs. McGuire Services

UAS volunteers sought for Air Force test program; deadline approaching

Air Force officials are seeking up to 20 captains with four to six years of experience to volunteer for the unmanned aircraft systems beta test program. "This first run of the test-run program is open to captains who have no previous military pilot-training experience," said Col. Curt Sheldon,

Children celebrate Halloween early

Twenty three McGuire families gathered at the Airman and Family Readiness Center Oct. 17 during the Hearts Apart annual pre Halloween-alternate theme party. The event is one of the A&FRC monthly treats for military family members of deployed or remotely- assigned Airmen. "Our monthly Hearts Apart

McGuire Airmen visit, mentor local youth

McGuire Airmen recently visited and spoke with youth about the Air Force at the Burlington County Juvenile Detention Center in Pemberton, N.J. Mimi Ryan-Cirillo, the 305th Services Squadron Library director, and the library staff have an outreach program agreement with the detention center. Each