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June 29, 2009
One Chief holds top enlisted position for two storied AF units

The Flying Tigers and Red Tails share a rich, 60-year history of heritage and valor dating back to the days of the Army Air Corps. One Moody Chief's career has spanned half of that time, and he'll soon use the knowledge and experience he's gained throughout his career to lead Airmen in Operation
March 26, 2009
Public Affairs photographer selected for Syracuse University photojournalism program

Nothing short of hard work, dedication and determination are the reasons a photographer from the 23rd Wing Public Affairs office was recently accepted into a program at one of the most prestigious schools of mass communication. Senior Airman Brittany Barker will begin taking classes for the Advanced
Feb. 9, 2009
Keeping relationships strong during deployments

Deployments can put a strain on relationships for many couples. Despite hardships, many have managed to keep relationships strong during deployments. "During a deployment, couples must remain grounded with each other," said Master Sgt. Rachael Clark, Health and Wellness Center health promotions
Jan. 30, 2009
Base Post Office couple married for 54 years, has served Moody for more than a decade

In 1953, a senior from Hahira High School named Faye met an Airman from Moody named James Smith at a portable skating rink in Dasher, Ga. For more than half a century now, they have been part of the military community here and have been serving Moody Airmen since 1995 as staff at the Base Post
Nov. 10, 2008
Great nephew of Flying Tiger's founder starts Air Force career at Moody

This year's Flying Tigers Association Reunion took a special turn, when it was discovered that the great nephew of Lt. Gen. Claire Lee Chennault, who helped form the Flying Tigers, is stationed here. Airman 1st Class William Chennault, 41st Helicopter Maintenance Unit crew chief, has known his whole
Oct. 27, 2008
Airmen break Guinness Book of World Records

At 2 p.m. Oct. 10, Brian Lilley, former Pope Air Force Base, N.C., Airman broke the first rack of balls not knowing he and Senior Airman Daniel Maloney from Moody Air Force Base, Ga., would break the previous 50-hour and two-minute Guinness Book of World Record at 5:03 p.m. Oct. 12 for "Longest
Oct. 20, 2008
Tops in Blue Sergeant returns to Moody

Singing, dancing and a homecoming. This year's Tops in Blue performance marked a special occasion for one sergeant as she performed for the first time in front of her home squadron and returned to Moody for the first time since joining the tour. Tech. Sgt. Bridgett Johnson, 71st Rescue Squadron
Oct. 14, 2008
Chapel retreat strengthens marriage ties

Moody couples had the opportunity to participate in a retreat to help strengthen marriage ties and learn more about each other. The marriage retreat, located at Epworth by the Sea on St. Simons Island, Ga., was designed for active duty families and focused on dealing with stresses on marriages,
Sept. 29, 2008
ACE prepares Airmen for excellence

For more than five years, one club has been giving Airmen the opportunity to interact with new people, develop leadership skills and voice their opinions. Airmen Committed to Excellence is an Air Force-wide organization, whose mission is to build networks, fundraise, volunteer, and host events all
Sept. 10, 2008
Sergeant uses unique motivation for physical fitness

The Scottish Highland Games. Not the most well known of sporting events, although to Staff Sgt. Jonathan Phillips, 23rd Equipment Maintenance Squadron, it's one of the ultimate tests of strength, endurance and body control. According to the Southeastern Scottish Amateur Athletic Association, the

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