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  • SECNAV announces new initiatives to help combat sexual assault

    Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus furthered his commitment to improve the Department of the Navy's sexual assault response by announcing additional resources for investigators and a new initiative designed to enhance accountability and transparency across the Department.Mabus approved nearly $10

  • RAPCON: ‘Thank you for calling’

    The 305th Operations Support Squadron Radar, Approach and Control members guided a civilian aircraft to a safe landing using cell phone communication after the aircraft's pilot lost navigation and radio capabilities July 8, 2013, here.Phil Schirmer, Trenton-Robbinsville Airport Flight School

  • 2nd annual Cardboard Boat Regatta drops anchor

    Merriment ensued as cardboard boats, handcrafted by joint base community members, set sail at the second annual Cardboard Boat Regatta July 20, 2013, at Willow Pond here.More than 20 crews entered the event, each with a unique cardboard boat built from scratch. The designs varied from a simple box

  • Future SNCOs learn from seminar, CMSAF Cody

    A four-day professional development course for senior noncommissioned officers was held July 15-18, 2013, here to prepare new SNCO for their next level of leadership. The induction seminar is a four-day professional development course. It includes topics like team building and motivation, Airmen and

  • JBMDL personnel will find interactive maps at new web address

    Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst personnel can now access JBMDL and Air Mobility Command maps at a new, easy-to-remember location: https://AMC.maps.us.af.mil.In addition, the basic view has been updated for the season to include hurricane and wildfire/drought information.Military ID cardholders may

  • AF encourages Airmen to be key part of SAPR solution

    In an effort to address the growing concern of sexual assault in the Air Force, the service has kicked off an initiative to give Airmen the capability for their voice to be clearly heard called "Every Airman Counts." "I believe Airmen are a key part of the solution to this," said. Maj. Gen. Margaret