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  • Spouses group eases deployment for Airmen, loved ones

    With a mission focused around deploying its Airmen, the 820th Security Forces Group is making sure the spouses and loved ones aren't left in the dark. The 820th SFG's Family and Loved Ones Appreciation and Information Committee supports anyone who is close to the deployed Airmen, including spouses,

  • Airmen serve community as volunteer firefighters

    Risking their life to save another is a common theme among Moody's rescue community.   However, for some Moody members, this concept is something they take home with them. Volunteering as local firefighters, they keep members of their neighborhood safe.   Tech. Sgt. Jason King, 23rd Operations

  • 'Road Warriors' make surge a reality in Iraq

    Of the many missions in a war zone, none is less glamorous, or so critically important, than the role of the supply convoy. Virtually everything a fighting force requires to operate in a deployed environment usually arrives behind a semi-trailer over dangerous roads. Recently, two Moody sergeants

  • Military couples reflect on relationships

    As Valentine's Day approaches, it provides an opportunity for couples to reflect and build on their relationships.    Couples that are married military to military, however, find that their relationships can present new situations and adjustments that their civilian counterparts often don't

  • 71st RQS Airman sings way to 'Top'

    A special ability or aptitude doesn't come naturally to everyone. A Moody Airman's natural gift, however, has led her to be selected to perform with Tops in Blue, the Air Force's touring performance ensemble, for its "Deja Blue" tour this year. Tech Sgt. Bridgett Johnson, 71st Rescue Squadron

  • Keeping Moody clean one smile at a time

    Care taker, sanitary technician, cleaner or just plain "Fred." Fredrick Gillard Jr., 23rd Force Support Squadron Freedom I Fitness Center janitor, does not care what you call him; as long as you have time for a smile and a few kind words. Mr. Gillard, a Panama City, FL., native, has worked at the

  • BASH program keeps birds at bay

    At first glance, Odin Stephens looks out of character in his snake skin boots and deep country accent surrounded by a sea of uniformed Airmen here. However, Mr. Stephens fits into the Air Force mission just fine. He is a U.S. Department of Agriculture wildlife biologist in charge of the 23rd Wing

  • Three enlisted Moody members accepted into NECP program

    Three Moody Airmen recently traded in their boots for books as part of the Air Force's Nurse Enlisted Commissioning Program.   Staff Sgts. Crystal Hughes, Michael Jessup and Jacqlyn Sanchez were recently accepted to the NECP, which allows enlisted Airmen to become commissioned nurses while still

  • Command chief retires after 30 years of 'hard work'

    Moody's top enlisted Airman laced up his combat boots for the last time Dec. 14 as he retired during a ceremony at the Moody Field Club. Command Chief Master Sgt. Henry Morgan transitioned to civilian life after more than 30 years of dedication to the Air Force mission, leaving behind the thousands

  • Moody Airman recieves rescue communities' highest honor

    A deployed Moody HH-60G Pave Hawk pilot received the Air Rescue Association's 2007 Richard T. Kight Award due to his outstanding support of Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. Capt. Jason Snyder, 41st Rescue Squadron chief of standardizations and evaluations, earned the association's highest