23rd EMS keeps aircraft corrosion-free

Moody improves Airmen's quality of life through construction

Loadmaster crashworthy seat aims to increase safety

While loadmasters are flying long and sometimes dangerous missions, engineers are working to improve the conditions they fly in. The latest improvement comes in the form of a new seat that offers higher survivability in the event of a crash.Moody is the first base in Air Combat Command to trial

Bystander intervention training: Making a positive difference

There were more than 2,000 sexual assaults reported to the Air Force in 2010. Although the circumstances for each case were different, there could have been fewer assaults if bystanders intervened.Air Force senior leadership recognizes the value of training people to react positively in these

Get tested

New program offers redemption, education for DUI offenders

With the push to increase awareness of drunk driving, a new program has emerged. This program lets Airmen who have been charged with a DUI speak about their story in front of coworkers. This is the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment program, which leads Airmen troubled by alcohol or

Force protection is everyone's responsibility

AGE shop supports the fight

Helping Air Force families with special needs

Many members of the military community have an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of Air Force families in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP). Airmen with EFMP family members are in great need of our help. The Airman and Family Readiness Center and the legal office here are

Protecting children is our mission

When children are abused, it impacts the entire community. With April being National Child Abuse Prevention Month, we have an opportunity to increase awareness about the impact of child abuse and ways to prevent it from occurring. Child fatalities are the most tragic consequence of maltreatment. In