In Our Communities [10/28/2020]

October 27, 2020
On Base

The Military & Family Readiness Center at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, is scheduled to re-open its doors, Nov. 2 for all services and programs…

RFP: Mountainland Metropolitan Planning Organization (MMPO) is soliciting the services of qualified teams/individuals to perform consulting services for the following study: Camp Williams – Traverse Mountain Regional Study…

The Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base recently opened its newest expansion of “STAR Lab” at a ribbon cutting ceremony here September 25…

The 633rd Logistics Readiness Squadron opened a new Ground Vehicle Fuels Facility at Joint Base Langley-Eustis…

Georgia State University’s School of Public Health has received federal funding to help build a workforce of trained professionals to implement sexual assault prevention practices and activities in the military.

Photo by Senior Airman Marcus Bullock

October 27, 2020
On Base

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