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  • ACC road show puts new spin on safety

    On Aug. 13, the Air Combat Command Safety Road Show completed its second appearance ever, exposing Moody members to a different perspective of safety briefings.Contrary to the traditional briefing format, the road show is designed to be more appealing to today's Airmen and influence them to make

  • Grand Bay adds new moving target system

    Moody's Grand Bay Bombing and Gunnery Range recently made an addition to their field to enhance training capabilities.Grand Bay now offers the opportunity for our A-10C pilots to acquire proficiency in delivering their payload to a moving target on a 1,000 foot track. The target is remotely operated

  • New integrated defense tool offers heightened security

    The 23rd Security Forces Squadron recently hosted a team of specialists who introduced base personnel a new tool aimed at improving security at military installations around the world.The ForcePRO software, developed by a civilian company, is designed to help security planners develop integrated

  • 23rd MDG Airman accompanies wing leadership to D.C.

    An Airman from the 23rd Medical Group recently accompanied top leaders of the 23rd Wing on a trip to meet with members of Congress and discuss topics affecting Moody.This year, Senior Airman Amanda Goralski, 23rd MDG bioenvironmental engineering technician, went with Col. Gary Henderson, 23rd WG

  • Vote to make a difference

    Whether it's being deployed or going through a permanent change of station, military members are always on the move. Because of this, voting may not be on the top of their to-do list.That's why each installation has a voting assistance officer to help individuals through the process of sending in

  • Surge operations prepare pilots, mechanics for ORI

    The A-10C Thunderbolt II pilots and mechanics were recently put to the test in preparation for the upcoming Phase II Operational Readiness Inspection.The three-day surge operation tested their capabilities to produce as many sorties as possible and to simulate the amount pilots' produce during

  • SART helps recover remains, personal effects of victims

    When an aircraft goes down or a natural disaster hits, there's always the possibility that human remains or aircraft parts may have to be recovered from the scene. Aiding in these vital efforts is the duty of Moody's search and recovery teams, who receive training to ensure they can effectively

  • Military Justice Spotlight: Article 15s for July

    The following information is a summary of nonjudicial punishments given by commanders under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice in July. The punishments are determined based on the individual facts and circumstances of each case.An airman first class from the 23rd Logistics Readiness