Scorpion challenge stings defenders

The Scorpion Fire Team Challenge took place June 28-29, 2017, at Moody Air Force Base, Ga. The challenge was designed to push the Airmen to their physical and mental limits, by incorporating written tests, hostage rescues, blindfolded weapons assembly and physical exertion sessions among 14 other

Cousins climb through AF ranks together

Leadership program graduates inaugural class

Approximately 30 distinguished Airmen accepted honors during Moody’s first joint inaugural Emerge Moody and Leadership Moody graduation ceremony, June 23.

Wing commander takes final flight

Team Moody celebrated the 23d Wing commander Col. Thomas Kunkel's completion of his final flight, or "fini-flight," at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., June 27, 2017.

Operation Air Force equips future leaders

Moody opened its doors to approximately 30 Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets from across the nation as part of Operation Air Force 2017.The annual event gives cadets hands-on training experience and a glance at various mission assets at bases across the world. The program’s

FSS commander rises to challenge

Summer block parties, holiday events for children, and trips for Airmen and their families are things that may come to mind when people think of the Force Support Squadron, but they’re responsible for much more.As the 23d FSS commander, Maj. Brandon Wengert is responsible for Moody’s manpower, the

34th WPS graduates first WIC built for HC-130J Combat King II

The U.S. Air Force Weapons School's 34th Weapons Squadron graduated its first HC-130J weapons officers class June 17 in the Class 17A.

Airmen pave the way for airpower

Maintainers are often considered the unsung heroes of the Air Force because without them, aircraft don’t leave the ground. But in order for aircraft to soar, they need smooth runways so they can safely taxi.To ensure the Airmen who specialize in heavy equipment and pavement have the necessary skills

Air Force salutes ‘Flying Tiger’ after 75 year journey home

Blood is thicker than water. For the family of an American Volunteer Group pilot killed in a 1941 training accident in Burma, it ran the Pacific Ocean and spurred a search lasting until his remains reached Kansas 75 years later. John Dean Armstrong, a Hutchinson, Kan. native, was buried Saturday,

Four rescue squadrons deploy, return together

Rescue Airmen of the 23d Wing recently returned from a deployment where they provided around the clock personnel recovery coverage in support of Operation Inherent Resolve.Working together to ensure that someone’s worst day wasn’t their last day, the 71st, 41st, 48th and 55th Rescue Squadrons