Photo Studio Hours:

By appointment ONLY Monday - Thursday 

Phone: 609-754-4173

Main Drill Weekends

Walk-ins from 8 am until 12 pm

I.D. Cards/Deers

Schedule yourself or family members for an appointment with ID Cards/DEERS from your desk or mobile device at the link below!

https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/

108th Comm Focal Point

Phone: 609-754-8278

FSS/Customer Service hours:

Mon-Thurs 0730-1530

Fri 0730-1430

Phone: 609-754-4466

*Each ID Card takes about 20-30 minutes to produce

vMPF

ARPC

AFPC (CAC required)

MYPERS 

*Blended Retirement System Slideshow*

Finance Hours:

Mon, Wed & Fri: Walk-ins 1000-1400

Tues & Thurs: Appointment only 

Drill/UTA/RSD 0800-1600  (DSG members have priority)

Phone: 609-754-4178

All financial inquiries outside of walk-in hours please enter a ticket in the Comptroller Service Portal at: Home - Comptroller Services Portal (dps.mil)

Comptroller Flight Sharepoint: https://usaf.dps.mil/sites/34150/WingStaff/CPTF/SitePages/Home.aspx

AROWS

DTS

myPAY

ATAAPS

MyLearning - https://lms-jets.cce.af.mil/moodle/

ARCNET - https://www.my.af.mil/arcnetprod/arcnet/Members/Home/MemberProfile

Force Development Office Sharepoint - https://usaf.dps.mil/sites/34150/MSG/FSS/Force Development/SitePages/Home.aspx

108th Wing Members with CCAF related questions please contact the 108th Education office.

Phone: 609-754-6077/2149

All Testing is By Appointment Only

CDC/PME Testing: 0900 Monday & Thursday weekdays & 0900 Sunday of Drill

AFOQT – contact 108 FSS/MPF 609-754-1788

EDPT – contact the 87th FSS/FSDE at 609-754-2260

For Tuition waiver, TA, GI Bill, or AF Cool, questions please contact the 108th Wing Retention Office Manager.

MEMBERS RESPONSIBILITY 

Each Airman is presumed fit for duty and it's his/her responsibility to "be ready" Each Airman is responsible for promptly (within 72 hours) reporting any new medical or dental condition illness, injury, disease, operative procedure, or hospitalization) or not previously reported, or any change in a medical or dental condition that has been previously reported, to the medical group. If you have been evaluated by the VA and/or have a VA disability rating, ensure the Medical Group is aware of the injury/Illness.

Each Airman is responsible for meeting his/her scheduled appointments and should inform his/her supervisor of any upcoming scheduled appointments. Airman should make all attempts to resolve medical conditions in a timely manner. This includes, but is not limited to, attendance at all appointments, active participation in rehabilitation, and using medications as prescribed by their health care provider.

Each Airman with a known medical or dental condition is responsible for submitting all medical and dental documents for treatment obtained through civilian sources within 60 days of treatment. Airman who refuse to comply with the request for medical information will be considered medically unfit for continued military duty and referred to his/her immediate commander for administrative processing.

Airman are responsible for completing the AF Periodic Health Assessment Questionnaire (PHAQ) annually and for monitoring and maintaining currency of his/her IMR requirements. IMR status can be monitored using MylMR

PHA-Q Instructions

Go to My IMR/ASIMS Click Air Force Web Health Assessment. Start PHAQ.

Medical Care:

-Ensure you report surgeries, minor procedures, lab testing, and radiology since your last PHA

Medications:

-Report current medications including previously reported medications you are still taking

-Include prescriptions, seasonal medications and medications taken intermittently

-Over the counter (e.g.: Tylenol, Ibuprofen, etc.), vitamins, supplements, etc.

Family History:

-Ensure family history is as accurate as possible and include previously reported family history

COVID-19 Self Registration Link

Dental Form 2813 - Click link below

/Portals/9/documents/dd2813_2021.pdf?ver=FsK5xh9SJ_5IGQRPEOC3gA%3d%3d

In order to process your dental documentation on a timely fashion, please note the following:

1. Please ensure the DD2813s are completed in full; i.e.: provider license number, signatures, X-ray and exam dates, etc…
2. The member’s SSN is not required. To limit PII, we access the member’s information from our systems.
3. Instruct the members to submit their 2813s through their respective UHMs.
4. Submit all dental documentation to the following email address only: 108 WG/108 MDG Dental Documents:   108.WG.108.MDG.Dental.Documents@us.af.mil

IMR Individual Medical Readiness

COVID-19 Vaccination Documentation

108thWG/IG: 609-754-0557

24 Hour FWA Hotline: 609-754-6265 

JFHQ/IG Hotline: 609-530-6969 

USAF/IGIG Hotline: 1-800-468-6661 

DoD/IGIG Hotline: 1-800-424-9098

108th IG Flyer

108th IG Sharepoint

108th Wing SharePoint

108th Wing Portal

Military One Source

MilConnect

Air Force Portal

myPers

Air Force Public Webpage

Air Mobility Command Website

Air National Guard Public Website

NJ ESGR

New Jersey Cyberspace Operations - Defending Our Digital Frontier: Join the Cyber Defense Force

In today's interconnected world, cyberspace has become a critical domain for both opportunity and vulnerability. The New Jersey Air National Guard stands as a sentinel on this digital frontier, dedicated to defending our nation's critical infrastructure, data, and freedom of action in cyberspace. We are a team of highly skilled and dedicated professionals, committed to excellence and innovation.

https://youtu.be/gGpNzQwN8Bw

Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO): Our Core Mission

New Jersey Cyberspace Operations specializes in Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO), the vital mission of protecting Air Force and Space Force networks and systems from malicious cyber threats. DCO is about active defense, not just passive security.

Here's how we secure cyberspace:

• Protecting: We implement proactive security measures and threat-informed defenses to minimize risk and prevent cyberattacks.
• Investigating: We identify, illuminate, and characterize cyber threats that have bypassed security measures, providing critical intelligence for response.
• Responding: We take decisive action to neutralize threats, mitigate damage, and restore system functionality, both on and off Department of Defense Information Networks (DODIN).

Attend an open house to learn more, sign up here: https://forms.osi.apps.mil/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=jbExg4ct70ijX6yIGOv5tBYb_m5OWAdJnNYNiBlajpdUODJZSFkyRkozSldBRUU2NzFKU0IzV1VHMS4u&route=shorturl

We are looking for talented individuals to join our ranks as both officers and enlisted members. If you're ready to protect and defend our nation in the digital age, explore the opportunities below.

Officer - 17S: Cyberspace Effects Operations Officer

Why Join Us?

As a 17S, you'll be at the forefront of DCO, commanding teams and wielding cutting-edge technology to protect our nation's critical infrastructure and assets. This isn't just a job; it's a mission to safeguard our way of life in the digital age. You'll be trained as a warrior, a leader and a technologist, all in one.

The Mission:

The Cyberspace Effects Operations Officer leads the charge in defending our nation from cyber threats. As a 17S, you'll be the driving force behind the Air Force's Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO), protecting our networks and systems from malicious actors. You'll command crews, oversee mission planning, and ensure your team is always ready to respond to emerging threats. You'll be directly responsible for securing vital communication lines and computer networks that our armed forces rely on to keep America safe.

As a 17S, You Will:

• Lead: Command and mentor teams of highly skilled cyber professionals.
• Defend: Protect critical networks and systems from cyberattacks.
• Plan: Develop and execute defensive cyberspace operations to counter emerging threats.
• Assess: Analyze intelligence information and adapt strategies to maintain cyber superiority.
• Innovate: Stay ahead of the curve by researching and implementing new technologies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Operate advanced cyberspace weapons systems and command teams to accomplish critical missions.
• Supervise mission planning, preparation, and crew briefings/debriefings, ensuring seamless execution.
• Review mission tasking and analyze complex intelligence information to identify and mitigate threats.
• Operate and maintain cutting-edge weapons systems, ensuring optimal performance and readiness.

Is This You?

• Strong leadership potential and a desire to lead and mentor others.
• A passion for cybersecurity and a desire to defend our nation in the digital realm.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to think critically under pressure.
• A strong understanding of computer networks, operating systems, and security protocols.
• Eligibility for a security clearance is required.

Enlisted - 1B4: Cyber Warfare Operations

Why Join Us?

As a 1B4, you'll be on the front lines of DCO, working behind the scenes to protect our nation's critical infrastructure and assets. This isn't just a job; it's a mission to safeguard our way of life in the digital age.

The Mission:

Cyber Warfare Operations specialists are the unsung heroes of the digital battlefield. They protect our systems, analyze threats, and develop innovative solutions to defend against cyberattacks. As a 1B4, you'll be trained to identify, analyze, and mitigate cyber threats, ensuring the integrity and availability of our vital networks. This isn't a desk job; you'll be in the heart of the action, safeguarding our nation's critical infrastructure.

As a 1B4, You Will:

• Defend: Protect critical networks and systems from cyberattacks.
• Analyze: Identify and assess emerging cyber threats.
• Develop: Create innovative solutions to enhance our cyber defenses.
• Collaborate: Work alongside a team of highly skilled cyber professionals.
• Train: Continuously develop your skills and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.

Key Responsibilities:

• Manage and direct personnel, ensuring effective execution of operational plans.
• Manage the execution of operations plans to ensure positive control of assigned resources
• Evaluate operational effectiveness of communications, sensors, intrusion detection and related support equipment
• Analyze national defense guidance and strategic objectives to create operational policies
• Manage synchronization of cyberspace operations to establish situational awareness of both friendly and adversary operations

Is This You?

• A strong interest in cybersecurity and a desire to protect our nation in the digital realm.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• The ability to work effectively in a team environment.
• A strong understanding of computer networks, operating systems, and security protocols.
• Eligibility for a security clearance is required.