Travel regulation change protects renters whose landlords default

A new change to the Joint Federal Travel Regulations authorizes the military to pay to move servicemembers and their families whose landlords default on property the military members are renting. Bill Carr, deputy undersecretary of defense for military personnel policy and chairman of the Per Diem,

How, when to use a fire extinguisher

Prevention is key when it comes to protecting your home or workplace from a fire. However, fire extinguishers are our first line of defense if a fire starts. The question is, will you know when and how to use a fire extinguisher? Here are 10 important rules to remember when it comes to a fire: 1.

YES program offers money for students’ education, McGuire youth programs

The Air Force Aid Society, along with the 305th Services Squadron youth programs, has created a program for high school students, which allows them to earn money for post-secondary education and gain valuable work and volunteer experience, while supporting and earning money for McGuire AFB. The

McGuire AFB Honor Guard

New travel card distribution to begin this month

Citibank officials will mail out new government travel charge cards Aug. 13 through Sept. 19. Initial distribution will begin with cardholders at overseas locations and migrate from the west to the east coast. The new cards will be sent to addresses on file with Bank of America, so all cardholders