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will continue through the December’s
UTAs. The Flu vaccination is manda-
tory for all Airmen unless exempted by
medical staff. Airmen not current with
their Flu vaccination after the December
UTAs will potentially be placed in a no-
point, no-pay status.
Please remind your fellow Airmen
to attend our mass immunization site at
Bldg. 355 (2355 Graeber St.) during the
October and November UTAs.
Schedule for October/November
UTAs is: Saturdays 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and
Sundays 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Additionally, there will be a mobile
vaccination site at the Wing Command-
er’s Call during the November UTAs.
Starting in December, all Flu vaccina-
tions will be given at the base clinic.
AllAirmen, Unit Health Monitors and
leaders are asked to get their annual Flu NAF TEAM JOBS AVAILABLE
vaccination at the earliest convenience,
and to encourage others to do the same.
Help make this year’s Flu Campaign a
success. There is no vaccine available
for civilians at this time. For questions NAFJobs.org.
or concerns, email Maj. David Haupt at
david.haupt.7@us.af.mil.
VA BENEFITS
BRIEFING OCT 25
The 452nd Air Mobility Wing’s Air-
man and Family Readiness office is of-
fering VA Benefits Briefing I and II on
the October Unit Training Assembly,
Sunday, Oct. 25.
They will be held in the 452nd Mis-
sion Support Group Conference Room,
Bldg. 2313, 1261 Graeber Street. Show
time is 7:30 a.m. and the briefing ends
at 3:30 p.m. There will be a lunch break
included. This briefing is mandatory for
all personnel coming off of 180 days of
consecutive orders (for any reason). It
is also beneficial for all personnel who
were prior service and who want a “re-
fresher” of their VA Benefits. Reserva-
tions are required by calling 951-655-
5350. Did you know that if you plan
to transfer any or allof your GI bill to
dependents, you must do so while you
still have at least four years retainability serve as Collateral Equal Opportunity
(exceptions may apply) or you will be
unable to do so? Learn about this and
much more at the briefing. Don’t be left
in the dark and miss out on some of your
VA benefits because you didn’t think
any of this was applicable to you!
KEY SPOUSE INITIAL
TRAINING OCT. 24
The 452nd Air Mobility Wing’s Air-
man and Family Readiness director
will conduct Initial Key Spouse Train-
ing on Saturday, Oct. 24, in the Mis- GS-05 to GS-12 or equivalent. Primary
sion Support Group Conference room, supervisor concurrence required. Train-
1261 Graeber Street, Bldg. 2313, from
8:00 a.m. until noon. Prior to attend-
ing, interested volunteers must be in-
terviewed and appointed by their unit
commanders. Key Spouses are respon-
sible for assisting families in finding
and using available base and commu-
nity resources. They also provide sup-
port to military families during their
sponsor’s deployment. Reservations
are required. Please call the A&FRC
at 951-655-5350 for more information
and to reserve your seat.
BACK STREET
TRANSFORMATION
The Hap Arnold Club is looking for
“Team March” specific items/memora-
bilia to decorate the walls of the new
Backstreet Café! Bring items to Bldg.
434, administration office. Any unused
items will be returned. Call 951-655-
2801 for more information.
Non-appropriated jobs are avail-
able at various locations throughout the
USAF. View available positions at www.
INSTALLATION VOTING
ASSISTANCE OFFICER
With the onslaught of political de-
bates in the news, it’s time to consider
your right to vote. Are you registered?
Do you understand military and federal
employee guidelines for participating in
a political rally or event? Are your social able for purchase from the Tickets &
media postings getting political? The
March Air Reserve Base Installation
Voting Assistance Officer, Maj. Jessica
Ditson, can help you find the informa-
tion you need. She can be reached at
Jessica.ditson@us.af.mi l or by calling
951-655-4551. Don’t wait until your
state’s deadline to register. Choose to
make your vote count!
MARCH EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY SEEKS
COUNSELORS
The March EO office is looking for
ARTs/civilians interested in training to
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
October 16, 2015
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.
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 fa-
vorites are available, such as breakfast
burritos, French toast, fried chicken,
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
Amusement Park Specials
Knott’s Scary Farm tickets are here!!
Prices range from $38 to $48 depend-
ing on the date. Visit MarchFSS.com for
more information.
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-
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-
counts tickets prices, hotel discounts and
special promotions. Call Tickets & Tours
at 951-655-4123 for more information.
LEARN TO FLY WITH THE
AERO CLUB
The March Aero Club offers flight
training (flying, private license, ground
school, instrument training) at very
reasonable rates including a pay-as-
you-go plan with zero down. Visit Han-
gar 355 on base or call 951-655-3875
for more information.
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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-hour Alpine
horseback tour in Big Bear for $42 per
person
Call them at 951-655-2816 for fur-
ther details or to sign up.
OUTDOOR REC
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
Outdoor Recreation has a variety of
equipment for rent such as camping
gear, water sports equipment, bicycles,
and trailers to carry it all! Special orders
for Callaway, Odyssey, Cleveland, Nev-
er Compromise, Nike, Bag Boy, Sun
Mountain and Staff golf equipment are
also available. Download the full equip-
ment rental price list at MarchFSS.com,
call 951-655-2816 or come on by for
more information.
BACK STREET CAFÉ
TEMPORARILY OPERATING
IN BALLROOM
Breakfast and lunch are available in
the club’s Grande Ballroom. Most of
your Back Street favorites are available
such as Breakfast Burritos, French toast,
fried chicken, 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; 11
a.m. – 1:30 p.m. for lunch. UTA operat-
ing 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 dinner (Fri & Sat).
FITNESS CENTER NEWS
The March Fitness Center has re-
ceived the Wellbeats Virtual Group Fit-
ness Kiosk. This kiosk allows members
to participate in virtual fitness classes.
Daily Fitness Schedule is:
Mondays: 6 a.m. — Virtual Fusion
Yoga; 10:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. — In-
tro TRX; 11 a.m. —Virtual Spin
Tuesdays: 11 a.m. — Virtual Strength
“Fit for Duty;” 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. —
Circuit Training
Wednesdays: 6 a.m. — Virtual Fusion
Yoga; 11 a.m. — Zumba; 12:15 p.m. —
Virtual Fusion Yoga; 12:30 p.m. and 5
p.m. — Battle Ropes Circuit Training
Thursdays: 11 a.m. —Virtual Spin;
12:15 p.m. — Virtual Strength “Fit for
Duty;” 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. — Circuit
Training
Fridays: 10 a.m. — Zumba; 10:30
a.m. and 5 p.m. — Intermediate TRX;
11:15 a.m. — Virtual Cardio
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