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  • Air Force officials launch new community Web site

    Beginning Oct. 1, Air Force officials here will introduce a new Web site for Airmen and their families that provides a 24/7 resource for information on topics like relocation, military child education and finances. The new site phases out the "AF Crossroads" Web site while assuring most of the same

  • Family Place: Bringing military members, units, families together

    The new Family Place, an alternate location for base personnel and families to use for meetings, support groups and social events, had its open house Sept. 12 in the former Challenger Elementary School. "This is a time of high ops and deployments (for our military members) - we know it is a

  • Officials release new selective reenlistment bonus list

    Pentagon officials recently released the latest selective reenlistment bonus list, effective Sep. 15, containing 88 Air Force specialties. The new program includes a $93 million budget increase - almost triple the current program. This will allow for greater distribution of bonuses across Air Force

  • General Schwartz addresses Air Force future

    The chief of staff of the Air Force addressed Air Force Association Air and Space Technology Convention delegates Sept. 16 here to share his vision for the future of the service. "The work we must accomplish is serious stuff," Gen. Norton A. Schwartz said, "but I know we are up to the task." Part of

  • AAFES rings in the new school year with ‘You Made the Grade’

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is moving military students who excel in the classroom to the head of the class with its "You Made the Grade" program. Now in its eighth year, the education rewards initiative recognizes students who maintain a "B" average or better with a booklet chock full of

  • ‘Deja Blue’ at McGuire

    Tops In Blue, the premiere entertainment showcase of the U. S. Air Force, will make its annual stop at McGuire Oct. 9, 7 p.m., at 3-Bay Hangar. All Team McGuire personnel and families are invited to attend the free show. This year's theme, "Deja Blue," will celebrate 55 years of Air Force