Anyone whose spouse is eligible for membership at the
Langley AFB Officers’ Club is welcome to become a member of the LOSC. We
also invite active duty officers to join our club.
Our members fall into three groups: Active Members,
Associate Members and Honorary Members.
Active Members are spouses of all active duty
military officersand are eligible for all the privileges and benefits
of full membership, including the right to vote and hold elected office.
Associate Members are:
spouses of retired officers
spouses of civil service
employees, active service or retired, widowed spouses of U.S. Armed Forces
officers or civil service employees as long as their marital status
remains unchanged
U.S. Armed Forces officers or
civil service employees, active duty and retired
any active duty or retired
officers former spouse who is an ID cardholder under the “20-20 Rule” and
is a member of the LAFB Officer's Club
adult relatives (18 years and
over), including spouse, residing in the household of a member of any Air
Force Officer's Club
Associate members are eligible to vote and may
participate in all LOSC sponsored events and may be a standing committee chair
on the governing board.
Honorary Membership may be issued for one year at the
invitation of the President. With the approval of the OSC Board, the
President may invite such persons as deemed appropriate. Honorary members
shall not pay dues, vote, chair a committee, or hold an OSC position.
What are the dues?
Annual dues are $50.00. Our membership
year runs from Sept 1 to Aug 31. Dues will be prorated. All members
receive a copy of our monthly publication, "ACCents", as well as a
member directory. (ACCents is published monthly nine times, starting in
September and running through May.)
Do we have to join the Officers' Club?
No. You do not need to be a member of the
Langley Officers' Club.
What do I do to join?
You can pick up a membership application at any
OSC function, or print and complete our application here online. Bring the application and dues check to the
next function, or mail them to: P.O. Box 65665, Langley Air Force Base, VA23665
Do I have to volunteer for anything?
Our primary goal is to serve the Langley AFB
community, as well as supporting local and national charities, we always have
plenty of opportunities for volunteering. Families of military members
often feel that volunteering helps them establish ties with their community and
gives them a sense of belonging. With that said, membership in the OSC
never obligates you to volunteer. Ways in which you may choose to volunteer:
Working at our primary fundraisers, such as
large multi-day craft shows, golf tournaments and silent auctions.
Participation in events held at the VA hospital in Hampton.
Baking or assembling trays for our Airmen's Cookie Drive in December, which brings homemade cookies to those Airmen who can't go home
to spend time with their families over the holidays.
Serving on the OSC Board,
with positions in either the welfare or social side.
Whether you choose to volunteer or not, just being a
member of the OSC means you are contributing to the strength of the
group. We hope you'll join us.
Do I have to attend the social events?
Once a month, the OSC sponsors a social event
for all members. While we would love to have you, you are never obligated
to attend any social function or event.
Where is the Langley Officers' Club?
The O'Club is at 128 Benedict Ave. Its parking lot is located
next to the St. John's Circle
(round-about). This circle is at the confluence of Langley Blvd. (King St. Gate Bridge), Dodd Blvd., and Hammond Ave.
