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  • Not just an average flight simulator

    When the word "simulator" comes to mind, one may think of a pilot in the cockpit learning to fly a plane or something as simple as a video game on a computer.These situations do not compare to the simulator owned by the 23rd Operations Support Squadron, which recently started its first

  • Events for Retiree Appreciation Week

    In celebration of Retiree Appreciation Week, Moody will host several events, culminating on Nov. 6.Oct. 31 to Nov. 6: Specials at the Commissary, Moody Field Club, Bowling Center, Golf Course and Skills Development CenterNov. 5: Golf Tournament with awards and mealNov. 6: Retiree Appreciation

  • The Moody Tigers take on the Hawks from Robins

    The Hawks from Robins Air Force Base went up against the Tigers of Moody on Oct. 30.The game was a challenge for Moody, as the fast pace of the Hawks led to Moody losing with a score of 75-60. The defeat brought the Tigers to a 0-4 record. Robins is now 3-1.The first half of the game started with

  • Remembering the history of the Flying Tigers

    Members from the Flying Tiger Association, including family members and friends, gathered at Moody from Oct. 28 to 30 to attend the 68th annual Flying Tigers Reunion. The association is made up of flying tigers of the past and present.During the reunion, Flying Tigers learned about the wing's

  • Retired A-10 to serve as unique training tool

    When an aircraft has lived through its operational life, it is usually either used for scrap metal or taken to the "Boneyard" near Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz. However, the 23rd Component Maintenance Squadron has found a way to keep a retired A-10A Thunderbolt II at Moody as a ground