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Show TIMES June 8, 2006 Junior enlisted center undergoes renovations BY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CLAYTONMURRAY Hilltop Times staff The Junior Enlisted Center offers young enlistees everything from pool tables to video games to internet access. Not only does the JEC offer plenty to do; plans are in the works to improve the facility and its products. Junior Enlisted Association members can expect to see some changes and up- grades at the JEC on base before too long. The JEA staff wishes to revive the music room and institute an open-microphone system, install some theater-style seating for the movie room, and finalize upgrades for personal computers that are primarily used for internet browsing and video games. Many of the new changes were suggested by members or by distinguished visitors. These ideas were taken into account and funding and labor for the projects came from both the 388th FW and 75th ABW. Several of the projects are on the path toward being completed. "(Joint funding contribution) basically demon- Welcome strates the total force concept that Hill AFB is embracing," said Senior Airman Norris Robinson, president of the JEA. Not only are the components JEC undergoing a facelift, but the physical JEC may be doing the same. JEA members are hoping to put up murals Photos by Airman 1st Class Jenny Chong on the walls of Senior Airman Devahn Middleton enjoys a game the JEC and of checkers after work at the Junior Enlisted also do some Center. painting to improve the overall appearance of the center. Quality of life funds are also pending for the front of the building and the parking lot. "Anything we can do as Team Hill and as an Air Force to make the JEA a more attractive, non-alcoholic alternative should be done," said Chief Master Sergeant Martin Klukas, 388th Fighter Wing command chief. "The new ideas that the JEA has proposed are a real touchdown, and I think the improvements will bring in more members than before." 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