LINE self defense course kicks way into ACST training

Traditional thinking of Air Force pre-deployment preparation may have Airmen reading the Airman's Manual from front to back and getting in some form of combat skills training at home station. Would that same effort include learning about the Linear Infighting Neural-override Engagement, or LINE,

Focus an important part of unit success

Bob was an experienced sky diving instructor with hundreds of jumps to his credit. He had a great passion for his sport and desired to document it via video, so he bought a state-of-the-art, helmet-mounted camera especially designed for thrill seekers. His plan was to film a day at the "office" as

Gate dedication honors fallen servicemembers

Soldiers and Airmen gathered at Fort Dix May 4 to honor two servicemen who died while deployed to Iraq. The two men honored were Army Staff Sgt. James D. McNaughton and Air Force Special Agent Daniel J. Kuhlmeier. Plaques and portraits of the two were placed on the outside of the newly-constructed

More Airmen complete combat training at Fort Dix

Fort Dix has been extremely busy with Soldiers rolling through the installation for pre-deployment training. In fact, Fort Dix is one of the leading mobilization centers in the country as more than 97,000 Soldiers have mobilized and demobilized since Sept. 11, 2001, with many more to come. But now,

McGuire NCO Academy inactivates

After three decades of operation, the McGuire NCO Academy officially closed its doors, furled and encased its flag, and held its inactivation ceremony here May 3. "Ladies and Gentlemen, trust me, it's an honor and a privilege to be back here at McGuire Air Force Base," said Col. (ret.) Leland

Knowledge is power

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Latest AFSO21 successes at McGuire

Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century is changing the way Airmen around the world do business, and McGuire AFB is no exception. Here is a brief description of a few recent Rapid Improvement Events here: - A Mobile Composite Tool Kit has been designed to serve the Airmen of the 305th

From Friday Night Lights to late study nights, 2 McGuire teens earn college scholarships

Long before the NFL draft and College football Saturday comes Friday night lights -- high school football. For many young men, Fridays in the fall are a time when boys become men, and all is laid on the line for pride and respect between schools. For two Team McGuire family members, it is much

Watch what you say — Don't violate UCMJ

In recent years, as in other times of war, there has been much debate about servicemembers' First Amendment right to free speech. The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States provides, in part, that "Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or