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  • New trainer saves dollars, expands training

    A new mine resistant armor protected vehicle egress trainer has been brought to Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in support of Army Support Activity-Dix to benefit servicemembers training through a collaborative effort by the Joint Training and Training Development Center and the training and

  • Navy launches first aircraft using EMALS

    The Navy made history when it launched the first aircraft from the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst test site at Lakehurst using the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System technology Dec. 18.The Navy has been using steam for more than 50 years to launch aircraft from carriers. The Aircraft Launch

  • In the Red Zone: It’s wildcard weekend

    The regular season is over and while most teams are packing up their lockers, preparing for vacations. Twelve teams are getting ready to compete for a chance to play in Super Bowl XLV. Even though my pre-season predictions look like garbage compared to what actually played out, I have strong

  • 32nd ARS honors squadron WWII heroes

    The 32nd Air Refueling Squadron hosted distinguished visitors during a memorial ceremony at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Monday.The honored guests were a part of the 32nd Bomb Squadron which flew in numerous missions during World War II. Lt. Col. Erik Simonsen, 32nd ARS commander, presided over

  • JB MDL senior NCO supports EOD training event in Kyrgystan

    For the fifth time since July 2009, explosive ordnance disposal Airmen with the 376th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron at the Transit Center at Manas, Kyrgyzstan, held an information exchange with their EOD counterparts in the Kyrgz military Dec. 16.Among those Airmen supporting the

  • AMC commander signs order prohibiting use of spice

    Gen. Raymond Johns, Jr., the commander of the Air Mobility Command, signed a general order Nov. 2 prohibiting the use of intoxicating substances, including spice.The order bans AMC members, including those assigned to tenant units, active duty on temporary duty on an AMC base, Air Force Reserve on