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  • Personal Shopper Program provides a helping hand

    Due to COVID-19 restrictions that limit accessibility to base, the Naval Support Activity Lakehurst implemented a Personal Shopper Program to supply veterans and their families with groceries during the pandemic. “The Personal shopper program [was created] because we limited the [base] to essential

  • ASA Dix enables law enforcement firearms training

    The U.S. Army Support Activity-Dix range facility accommodates law enforcement firearms training for their joint base mission partners, and an average of 14,000 law enforcement personnel from local, state and federal agencies annually.Law enforcement organizations utilize the 13,765 acres of ASA Dix

  • ASA Fort Dix changes command

    The U.S. Army Support Activity, Fort Dix, held a change of command ceremony July 23, 2020.The ceremony welcomed U.S. Army Col. Jon A. Brierton and bid farewell to U.S. Army Col. Charles W. Durr.

  • 87th Air Base Wing leads the way in COVID-19 response

    Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, essential personnel of Joint Base MDL have been working around the clock in supporting the fight against it.From providing facemasks to medical professionals and first responders in New York City to becoming a designated quarantine location for the

  • 305 MXS takes Squadron CC back to his roots

    Similar to the maintenance of a car, the C-17 Globemaster III requires inspections to ensure aircraft safety and reliability for its airlift and air refueling missions. For maintainers in the 305th Maintenance Squadron, this means completing inspections on a 180-day basis to prevent issues

  • 305th AMW changes command

    The 305th Air Mobility Wing held a change of command ceremony July 10, here.The ceremony welcomed Col. Scott Wiederholt and bid farewell to Col. Jacqueline Breeden.