Among rows of gray A-10C Thunderbolt IIs on the Moody flightline, one aircraft commands attention before its engines even start. Sweeping camouflage stretches across the aircraft while a bold blue fuselage stripe and the unmistakable Flying Tiger emblem cut through the gray backdrop of modern
The moment an aircrew member becomes isolated in hostile territory, the fight changes instantly. Stripped of the aircraft, communication and familiar support systems that once defined the mission, survival depends on the ability to think clearly, move deliberately and evade capture under extreme
The 820th Base Defense Group (BDG) conducted counter-small unmanned aerial system (CsUAS) training, May 7, 2026, reinforcing its focus on preparing air base ground defense Airmen to operate in an environment increasingly shaped by unmanned aerial threats. The training emphasized the purpose, intent
Airmen at Moody Air Force Base completed the installation of the base’s first air refueling probe on an A-10C Thunderbolt II, enhancing the aircraft’s ability to support combat search and rescue and close air support operations.
History stood quietly among the weathered aircraft of Moody Air Force Base’s President George W. Bush Heritage Park as retired Col. Joe Peterburs reflected on a lifetime shaped by war, sacrifice and unwavering service. Surrounded by the very aircraft that symbolize generations of American airpower,
Maintainers honor Flying Tiger heritage with A-10 paint restoration
Training to survive: Moody Airmen sharpen personnel recovery skills
Eyes on the Skies
Moody Integrates First Refueling Probe on A-10
WWII fighter pilot reflects on Air Force heritage at Moody Air Force Base
ACC Command Chaplain Visits Moody, Emphasizes Spiritual Readiness
ACC Director of Contracting visits Moody
T-38 Talon fleet return to flying status
Vice president, SecAF congratulate class of 2026
AF Week in Photos
Applications open through July 31 for Acquisition Instructor Course
DAF announces top safety award winners for 2025
AFMC effort aims to modernize theater setting, shifting legacy logistics to integrated capabilities
Four Airmen honored with Lance P. Sijan Leadership Award