Moody Air Force Base honored the retirees who have dedicated years of service to our Air Force and military community. From reconnecting with old friends to sharing stories and recognizing their lasting contributions, the day was a meaningful reminder that service doesn’t end with retirement. Our
MOODY AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. – Moody Air Force Base commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a remembrance ceremony Sept. 11, 2026, honoring the lives lost and those who answered the call to serve in the aftermath.
Moody Air Force Base has temporarily paused public access to the Moody AFB parcel of Grand Bay to support ongoing installation operations and mission requirements.
The Airmen from the 820th Base Defense Group put their four-legged teammates to work, training military working dogs to detect trained substances and tackle new environments alongside their handlers.
Command Chief Master Sargeant Andrew Shone from the 93 Air Ground Operations Wing joined firefighters from Moody AFB and other fire departments across Valdosta as they keynote speaker for the Valdosta Fire Department’s 6th Annual 9/11 Memorial Run 5K to honor first responders, our military and all
Moody AFB Retiree Appreciation Day
Remembering 25 Years Later
Press Release: Grand Bay hunting public access paused
Sniffing out the mission
25 Years of Remembrance
Getting Airmen ready for the fight
Press Release: Moody Dropped Object Report
CSAF highlights Airmen ready to fight, endure, win
Meink offers blueprint for modernizing Air, Space Forces 'affordably'
USAF assembles inert Sentinel missile, moving with pace toward flight testing
SecAF announces names of new Collaborative Combat Aircraft
FVEY A4 Collaboration Forum synchronizes global allied logistics at Scott AFB
90th Fighter Squadron captain receives 2025 Koren Kolligian Jr. Trophy
AF Week in Photos
