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  • Maintaining combat readiness

    Unlike their typical medical readiness training, members of the 305th Medical Group had an opportunity to train with a disaster medical assistance team directed by United States Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency Aug. 4 through Sunday at the Fort Dix Deployable

  • Americans fleeing conflict in Lebanon arrive at McGuire

    McGuire Air Force Base is taking an active role in the United States’ effort to evacuate American citizens from the conflict in Lebanon, as C-17s from McGuire, Charleston AFB, S.C., and McChord AFB, Wash., continue to land here bringing evacuees safely back to U.S. soil. “We are glad to be able to

  • Italian airmen get McGuire KC-10 boom training

    The four international students — the first of 12 from their country – conclude their American aircraft training today at McGuire. Italian Warrant officers Roberto Gabriele, Massimiliano Sorrentino, Fabio Fiacco and Luca Gabriele attend the Air Force’s KC-10 boom operator’s course here, training at

  • Elephant walk: A historic first for an old tradition

    The 305th Air Mobility Wing “Elephant Walk” June 30 represented the first time C-17s and KC-10s partnered for such a public effort in Air Force and McGuire history, as five C-17s and 11 KC-10s got a chance to surge, nose-to-tail, as had their predecessors in World War II and the Cold War - a

  • McGuire chief receives Bronze Star

    A McGuire chief master sergeant was awarded the fourth highest individual award for bravery, heroism or meritorious service June 13. Chief Master Sgt. William Ferenc, 305th Civil Engineer Squadron chief enlisted manager, was awarded the Bronze Star for his service with the 732nd Expeditionary CES

  • Sergeant's IDEA earns him money

    A McGuire staff sergeant earned $10,000 for submitting his idea to the Innovative Development through Em-ployees Awareness Program. Staff Sgt. David Marshall, 305th Maintenance Squadron avionics test station and component repair craftsman, identified a discrepancy between two technical orders and

  • NCO singled out as AF's best

    "In Iraq we are actually winning this war. We are kicking down doors, finding the bad guys and either capturing them or killing them — bottom line. However, we are losing the war of public opinion. The media shapes public opinion, public opinion shapes lawmakers' decisions and lawmakers' decisions

  • Hurricane, storm season begins, residents urged to prepare

    Are you expecting a visit from Alberto this summer? How about Chris or Debby? If they do drop by your home, are you ready for their arrival? Alberto, Chris and Debby are just three of the 21 names the National Hurricane Center is waiting to bestow on severe storms forming over the Atlantic Ocean

  • Airmen continue to assist with Iraqi medical care

    Many Airmen deploy to foreign countries for months, never seeing the people whose lives they've affected. They're either hundreds of miles from the conflict or are trapped within the safety of their military compound for their entire tours. However, Airmen at Sather Air Base on Baghdad International

  • Army, Air Force dental professionals work hand-in-hand

    Like a growing family, the 305th Dental Squadron has had some recent additions to its team. But unlike their typical incoming Airmen, the troops received were Soldiers. To better serve the McGuire and Fort Dix communities, Army dentist Lt. Col. (Dr.) James Ross and three Army dental technicians