CASI briefing sets the scene for Exercise Ready Tiger

Senior leaders from the 23rd Wing hosted an expert from the China Aerospace Studies Institute (CASI) at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, March 22, 2024, in preparation for an upcoming readiness exercise designed to test the wing’s capability to deploy under the new Air Forces Force Generation model.

Team Moody recognizes new chiefs

Moody Air Force Base recognized the base’s new chief master sergeants during the Chief Recognition Ceremony at the McKey in Valdosta, Georgia, March 16, 2023.

WIA24: Westside Elementary visits Moody

Moody hosts Women in Aviation event for youth

Team Moody is celebrating Women In Aviation Week through various activities on base and in the local community March 11-15, 2024.

Air Force recognizes Marietta native with public service award

Gen. Mark Kelly, former Air Combat Command commander, recognized a Marietta native as an emeritus member of the ACC Commander’s Group during a recognition event at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, Feb. 27.

23 Wing Commander hosts New Year all call

With the New Year comes a fresh start – 23rd Wing Commander Col. Paul Sheets took the opportunity to host a New Year all call at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, Jan. 3, 2024, laying the foundation for the way forward.

Bay Orderly program improves Quality of Life

After a long day's work, young Airmen living in the dorms have one desire – to go home to a clean and well-kept dormitory. Luckily for them, the Bay Orderly program encourages Airmen to take pride and responsibility in the facilities they call home and enable a better quality of life for dorm

Fuels vital to A-10 operations during Mosaic Tiger 24-1

During the week-long exercise, the 23rd Wing generated 60 sorties, distributed 135,512 pounds of cargo, forward deployed over 200 personnel and accomplished 120 hours of successful training. Mosaic Tiger 24-1 was designed to further test the Airmen of the 23rd Wing’s ability to generate airpower

Moody Airmen use Mosaic Tiger 24-1 to dust off MOPP procedures

It’s known that not all is fair in love and war, which is why even though chemical warfare should be a universal no-go, Airmen still have to train to defend against it.To prepare for that unfortunate reality, Mosaic Tiger 24-1 participants exercised chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear

Mosaic Tiger proves Joint Concepts

A future fight with a peer adversary is going to require both sides of the conflict to use everything in their military arsenal to win.That includes cyber warfare; information operations; kinetic destruction; restriction of movement; control of air, land or sea pathways … the list goes on and on of