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  • New aqua massage table 'washes away' tension

    When I heard the Health and Wellness Center was offering free massages with its new AquaMassage Profiler, I eagerly jumped at the opportunity to try out the "mystery" machine. Being no stranger to professional massages, I was reluctant as to whether a machine could achieve the same degree of

  • Moody Sergeant finds drive to stay 'fit to fight'

    Long before the Air Force mandated its "fit to fight" initiative, one Moody sergeant had already realized the importance of pushing himself to the limit. Staff Sgt. Jonathan Phillips, 723rd Maintenance Squadron, entered the Air Force as a dedicated athlete but lost his drive in his early years as an

  • A&FRF provides services, comforting presence for those at home, deployed

    With continued deployments, military members and their families need to be prepared at a moment's notice. The Airman and Family Readiness Flight offers multiple services and programs for single and married people, spouses and families of active duty and retired members. Helping all military members

  • Moody maintainer focuses on teamwork, comes home with distinction

    A Moody aerospace ground equipment technician recently returned from the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., with the school's highest award. Tech. Sgt. Timothy Grant, the 723rd Maintenance Squadron AGE flight production support NCO in-charge, was selected from a class of 136

  • Moody Airman selected to maintain Air Force One

    A Moody Airman was recently selected to provide maintenance duties on one of the world's most famous aircraft. Senior Airman Adam Bragg, 723rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron electronic warfare journeyman, will soon depart to Andrews Air Force Base, Md., where he will provide electronic counter

  • Moody sergeant selected to advance education, AF career

    A Moody sergeant was recently selected as one of only 10 enlisted Airmen to attend an Air Force Institute of Technology master's degree program to further his education and in-turn help the Air Force accomplish its mission. Master Sgt. Joe Blackman, 71st Rescue Squadron loadmaster, is scheduled to

  • Medical flight assist PJs to ensure 'that others may live'

    By Airman 1st Class Eric Schloeffel Public Affairs While pararescuemen often receive much attention for the heroics inherent to their life-saving abilities, the medical teams who support their high-intensity mission also play a major role ensuring 'that others may live.' The 38th Rescue Squadron's

  • Airman takes 'Fit to Fight' to new heights

    In today's Air Force, being "Fit to Fight" describes a fitness mentality that prepares us for the rigors of a battle. For Senior Airman Steven Cherry, 822nd Security Forces Squadron, "Fit to Fight" is a personal obsession that has taken him to new heights. "I began lifting at (security forces)

  • From the old to the new, into the wild blue

    When he joined the Air Force in 1952 to be a fighter pilot, retired Col. Terry Cawley had no idea his military travels would leave him perfectly suited to be a simulator instructor for thousands of grateful students. As Moody's last T-6A Texan Undergraduate Pilot Training course ends this week here