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derstand military and federal employee
guidelines for participating in a politi-
cal rally or event? Are your social media
postings getting political? The March
Air Reserve Base Installation Voting
Assistance Officer, Maj. Jessica Ditson,
can help you find the information you
need. She can be reached at Jessica.dit-
son@us.af.mi l or by calling 951-655-
4551. Don’t wait until your state’s dead-
line to register. Choose to make your
vote count!
LEGAL OFFICE MOVES TO
BLDG 470
The 452nd Air Mobility Wing Legal
Office has moved to the Wing Headquar-
ters, Bldg. 470, Room 209 (2nd floor),
2145 Graeber St. The office phone num-
bers will remain the same. They are 452
AMW/JA on UTA’s at 951-655-4454;
951 RSPTS/JA on weekdays at 951-
655-4479.
Service members and federal civil-
ians may visit the Air Force Legal As-
sistance Website at https://aflegalassis-
tance.law.af.mil for wills and Powers of
Attorney (POA) and follow these steps:
1. Go to legal worksheets tab and
complete wills and/or POAs.
2. Save the ticket number(s). Hint:
Use your smart phone to take a screen
shot of the ticket number(s).
3. Provide legal office with the ticket
number(s) and last name(s) via email at
452AMW.JA@us.af.mil or telephone
(listed above).
Any feedback for the March ABR le-
gal offices is greatly appreciated. Com-
plete a client feedback survey at https:// for the Nov 21, 2015 military mall will
aflegalassistance.law.af.mil.
452 AMW EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY MOVES TO
BLDG 470
Please be advised that the 452nd Air
Mobility Wing’s Equal Opportunity of-
fice for EO (military) and EEO (civil-
ian) services has moved and is now lo-
cated on the second floor of the Wing
Headquarters, Bldg 470, Room 207,
2145 Graeber St. Phone numbers will
remain the same and are: EO Specialists
(EO/EEO) (military staff): 951-655-
4782; EEO Counselor (civilian staff):
951-655-7402; FAX: x2066.
All individuals are to be provided the
opportunity to reach their full potential,
free from unlawful discrimination and
harassment regardless of race, color, na-
tional origin, religion and sex (gender,
sexual harassment, sexual orientation).
Civilian protected categories also in-
clude: disability (physical & mental),
age (40+ years), genetic information
and reprisal (for EEO activity).
September 11, 2015
Services offered are:
- Discrimination and Sexual Harass-
ment Complaint Assistance
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
(ADR) through Mediation and Facilitation
- Human Relations Education (New-
comers, First Duty Station, Key Person-
nel Brief, Sexual Harassment Aware-
ness, TDY Brief, EO Refresher)
- DEOMI Equal Opportunity Climate
Assessments (DEOCS)
- Advisor for Special Observances
recognizing minorities and women
MARCH EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY SEEKS
COUNSELORS
The March EO office is looking for
ARTs/civilians interested in training to
serve as Collateral Equal Opportunity
counselors. This is an additional duty
appointment. The Collateral EO coun-
selors serve as a bridge between civilian
employees and management for infor-
mal complaints concerning discrimina-
tion. Applicants should be at ease with
oral and written communication to all
pay grades, and have the ability to re-
main neutral while performing his or
her duties. The additional duty will not
exceed 20 percent of the counselor’s pri-
mary job duties. Applicants range from
GS-05 to GS-12 or equivalent. Primary
supervisor concurrence required. Train-
ing is required, date/time to be deter-
mined. If interested, contact Ms Paula
Greenhaw, paula.greenhaw@us.af.mil,
Maj. Nixomar Santiago, nixomar.san-
tiago@us.af.mil.
SINGER/EMCEE AUDITIONS
SEPT 12
Auditions for national anthem sing-
ers and master/mistress of ceremonies
be Sept 12, 9-11 a.m., inside Sally’s Al-
ley on base. Stop by and strut your stuff
for an opportunity to be an integral part
of the annual event. All are welcomed!
HELP DECORATE THE BACK
STREET CAFE
You are invited to be part of the
Back Street Café’s transformation. The
Hap Arnold Club is looking for “Team
March” specific items/memorabilia to
decorate the walls of the new Back Street
Café. Bring items to Bldg. 434, the ad-
ministrative office by Sep 15, 2015. Any
unused items will be returned. Call 951-
655-2801 for more information.
VIRTUAL AIRMAN’S ATTIC
Did you know March ARB has a vir-
tual Airman’s Attic? Log on to Facebook
and search “March ARB Airman’s At-
tic” to like it. The site is where all Team
March members can post things they are
in need of and/or offer items (for FREE)
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that they would like to donate to help
someone at March in need. The site is
NOT for selling or advertising. All items
offered must be completely FREE. The
link is as follows: https://www.face-
book.com/marchairmansattic?ref=tn_
tnmn#!/marchairmansattic. Please share
the site with your family and friends so
we can help some of our own.
REGISTER FOR YELLOW
RIBBON EVENTS
The September 25-27 Yellow Ribbon
event is open for registration for eligible counts tickets prices, hotel discounts and
members. For more formation, contact
1st Lt. Shelley Lawrence, your 452nd
Air Mobility Wing Yellow Ribbon rep-
resentative, for details at 951-655-4615.
HOUSEKEEPER JOBS
The March Inn has non-appropriated
funds job vacancy announcements listed
at www.NAFJobs.org for housekeepers.
Applications being accepted on website.
HAP ARNOLD CLUB
The Back Street Café is temporarily
operating in the Grande Ballroom at the
Hap Arnold Club and serving breakfast
and lunch. Most of your Back Street
favorites are available, such as break-
fast burritos, french toast, fried chicken, ation/Tickets and Tours - Bldg. 434. Be
March Burger, salmon sandwich and
more! Download the full menu with
pricing at MarchFSS.com. Hours of
operation are Monday through Friday:
6:30-10 a.m. for breakfast and 11 a.m.
– 1:30 p.m. for lunch.
UTA operating hours are 5:30-9 a.m.
for breakfast (Sat & Sun); 11-1 p.m. for
lunch (Sat & Sun), and 4-8 p.m. for din-
ner (Fri & Sat).
MARCH TICKETS & TOURS
Water Park Specials
Aquatica: $36 adult; $31 child
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor: $31
adult/child
Raging Waters: $37 adult/child
Knott’s Soak City: $29 adult; $24
child
Splash Kingdom: $22 adult; $14
child (ages 3-10)
Helpful links to water park summer
schedules available at MarchFSS.com.
Amusement Park Specials
Castle Park: $16 per person includes
unlimited rides, water park access, min-
iature golf and the new Sky Rider.
Disney 3-Day Park Hopper military
special: $130 per person (adult/child)
SeaWorld “Waves of Honor” special:
Extended through November 11, 2015.
Program provides a one-time, limited,
free admission to SeaWorld San Diego
per veteran service member and up to
three guests. Visit WavesofHonor.com
to register for and obtain your free ad-
missions. Additional tickets are avail-
able for purchase from the Tickets &
Tours office.
Discount Movie Tickets
Available for only $10 each and valid
for Regal Cinemas, United Artists The-
atres and Edwards Cinemas.
Hotel Discounts
Receive 10% off any Best Western
and 15% off any Choice Hotel
Visit the Tickets & Tours page at
MarchFSS.com and download the Dis-
count Ticket Price List for a full list of dis-
special promotions. Call Tickets & Tours
at 951-655-4123 for more information.
FINAL, FREE, SUMMER
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Outdoor Recreation is pleased to an-
nounce their summer movie series. All
movies are free and start at dusk on the
“A” and “B” UTA’s. Bring your own
chairs, blankets, snacks, etc., and join us
on the lawn behind the Outdoor Recre-
sure to take all of your belongings and
properly dispose of your trash before you
leave. Movies are open to anyone with
base access. For more information, call
Outdoor Recreation at 951-655-2816.
Sep. 12: McFarland USA (PG-13) - A
cross country coach in a small California
town transforms a team of athletes into
championship contenders. Stars: Kevin
Costner, Maria Bello, Ramiro Rodriguez
LEARN TO FLY WITH THE
AERO CLUB
The March Aero Club offers flight train-
ing (flying, private license, ground school,
instrument training) at very reasonable
rates including a pay-as-you-go plan with
zero down. Visit Hangar 355 on base or call
951-655-3875 for more information.
OUTDOOR
ADVENTURE TRIPS
March Outdoor Recreation plans the
following trips for the remainder of the
fiscal year:
September 19 – Skydive in Perris for
$50 per person
September 26 –Three-hourAlpine horse-
back tour in Big Bear for $42 per person
See BRIEFS page 7