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  • 74th AMU prepares for tomorrow

    Every day at 5 p.m., the sound of retreat can be heard throughout the base symbolizing the end of the duty day for most people. But, for some Airmen on the flightline, it’s just the beginning of their shift.U.S. Air Force Airmen from the 74th Aircraft Maintenance Unit work long hours each night,

  • Brother's bond strengthened by service

    Military members volunteer to serve and, odds are, they will be separated from their siblings for long periods of time. Unfortunately, this causes them to miss birthdays and the start and growth of families, among other things they talked about while growing up.For two brothers stationed here at

  • Family Advocacy helps individuals gain control of their anger

    Anger is considered a normal, healthy emotion that everyone experiences, but has the potential to become destructive, or even deadly, if it is built up and becomes out of control.To prevent this, the 23d Medical Operations Squadron’s Family Advocacy program is hosting monthly anger management

  • ADAPT proactively educates Airmen, helps save lives

    Military members constantly face changes in leadership, the potential to move or the possibility of deploying overseas. Since these situations can induce stress, some people may turn to substance abuse as a coping mechanism.In order to combat the temptation of substance abuse, the Alcohol Drug and

  • Husband, wife woodwork through life

    For some folks, working with your significant other may seem like a nightmare, but one Moody couple depends on one another in order to get the job done.John Fischbach Sr., 23d Force Support Squadron recreation aide, and his wife Gail, 23d FSS volunteer, work side-by-side at the base woodshop to

  • The last defense: SRT safeguards Moody from high-risks

    Since the beginning of time, the world's hierarchies have assembled special groups of warriors with the sole purpose of ensuring safety of their communities at all costs.One of these groups is the 23d Security Forces Squadron's Special Reaction Team. They are responsible for defending Moody's

  • Enter the matrix: EM administers maintenance

    Every day, Moody's aerospace propulsion maintainers perform countless hours of maintenance on millions of dollars' worth of equipment. A group of individuals is in charge of keeping track of this maintenance and equipment.The 23d Maintenance Operations Flight's engine management section supports

  • Moody immunization clinic saves lives one shot at a time

    Annually, thousands of individuals enter Moody's immunization clinic after being alerted that it's that time of year again for their vaccinations. After the notification, anxiety overpowers some and others become weary due to painful and discomforting past experiences associated with receiving

  • RAPCON keeps watchful eye on Moody sky

    When skies are cloudy and visibility is low, pilots rely heavily on the air traffic controllers in the Radar Approach Control facility to help them travel safely. Constant training is vital to their mission because it makes sure they know their job inside and out.Air traffic controllers assigned to

  • NDI unit glimpses beyond the naked eye

    Enclosed in this building, there aren't any signs directing patients moving gingerly due to pain from broken bones waiting to see a radiologist. Nor are there expecting mothers seeking assistance from sonographers.However, within the confines of the same building, are a special group of maintainers.