Can Do Crew

How-to tips for keeping your retirement money

Seventy-five million Americans will turn 60 over the next two decades and they will be the first to retire with large sums of money from retirement and investment plans. Yes, that includes those 40-year-olds who might feel excluded, but with the use of very little math and a touch of reality, those

Military Appreciation Event

Airmen score 100 percent on PT test

The following McGuire Airmen earned a perfect score on their physical readiness test. Staff Sgt. Pam Cray, 305th Medical Support Squadron Maj. Susan Davidson, 305th Medical Operations Squadron 1st Lt. Scott Harris, 816th Global Mobility Squadron Maj. Michael O'Conner, 2nd Air Refueling

Hearts Apart

What's a Rodeo have to do with air mobility?

If you are like most folks, you have either never heard of Rodeo or wondered what a Rodeo has to do with air mobility. More to the point, you probably are thinking "What do I care? That doesn't have anything to do with me." If so, you'd be wrong. Rodeo has everything to do with you. If you work at

Base honors Military Spouse Appreciation Day

The Club on McGuire AFB hosted a luncheon May 11 in honor of Military Spouse Appreciation Day. President Ronald Reagan officially proclaimed the day in 1984 as being the first Friday before Mother's Day of every year. "It went well," said Dan McDermick, Business Flight Chief of 305th Services

Food tasting

'Ride for Freedom'

Toastmasters welcomes new, interested members

Toastmasters International McGuire Achievers III is currently seeking new members. "In Toastmasters, members build leadership skills by organizing and conducting meetings and motivating others to help them," said Steve Henry, 305th Mission Support Squadron manpower management analysis and vice