EOD renders safe ordnance

Engine run training increases efficiency of 23rd CMS operations

It is important to flying operations to maintain the engine properly, part of which is performing what is called an "engine run."An engine run is when an uninstalled engine is put on an engine stand, and tested for functionality. Becoming certified to run this process takes six months of on-the-job

Course increases first responders' readiness

In the event of an accident, the first people on the scene need to be able to assess injured people, to begin treatment if needed and then assist medical personnel when they arrive.The first-ever first responder's course at Moody gave eight Airmen from the 820th Base Defense Group the chance to

Child abuse isn’t always physical abuse

EOD technicians demonstrate skills during emergency crisis training

23rd MDG changes urgent specialty care request effective May 1

The 23rd Medical Group has announced important changes to the local process and policy for obtaining emergency room, urgent care and medical specialty services for prime beneficiaries enrolled with the MDG. Historically, beneficiaries have been able to call and get a referral after the fact.

Congratulations to Moody's newest NCOA graduates

Congratulations to the 24 technical sergeants who graduated April 7 from the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.John Levitow Award winner: Jessica Jenkins, 23rd WingAcademic Achievement Award winner:Allan Hogan, 23rd Medical Support SquadronDistinguished graduate:Travis Snyder,

OPSEC is a priority

Returning home safely with Sober Ride

Driving under the influence is a choice that no one should make. Making that choice could ruin a career or end a life.That's why members from Moody volunteer every weekend to ensure this never has to happen and that fellow Airmen can rely on a safe ride home. This is where Sober Ride comes in.

Refueling the A-10s