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  • Moody members build in remembrance of 9/11

    Nearly 600 members from Moody and the surrounding community recently spent a week to help out a local Valdosta, Ga., family in need through Habitat for Humanity.Project Freedom Builds goal was to build a home from Sept. 11 to Sept. 18. The project was started in memory of those who lost their lives

  • Political dos and don'ts during campaign season

    With the 2010 elections coming up, television newscasts and newspaper articles are filled with the latest news about the candidates running for various offices. While exercising a right to vote is the duty of all Americans, military and civilian federal employees should understand the laws and

  • Youth sports help develop Moody dependents

    There is one program that helps children learn to better socialize and increase their physical abilities while also achieving a sense of accomplishment.The Moody Youth Sports Program is designed to develop these characteristics at an age where they can learn a lot about sports, which include winter

  • New center provides relaxed environment

    The base chapel has opened the doors to provide a new place for Airmen to have a good time in a relaxed atmosphere.The Komodo Center was named in memory of an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter with the call sign "Komodo 11" that crashed in 2003 while on a medical evacuation mission in Afghanistan, killing

  • Moody children step into shoes of deploying Airmen

    More than a hundred Moody children recently spent their Saturday stepping into the shoes of an Airman who is getting ready to deploy.The Kids Deployment Line, sponsored by the Airman and Family Readiness Center and Moody Youth Programs, took place on Sept. 11. "The goal of this is to educate

  • 26 Moody Airmen graduate NCO academy

    Congratulations to the 26 technical sergeants who graduated Sept. 9 from the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.Distinguished graduates:Keith Anson, 723rd Aircraft Maintenance SquadronRichard Schmidt, 23rd Civil Engineer SquadronGraduates:Laura Bechtel, 23rd WingJonathan Bell,

  • Fitness testing begins for deployed Airmen

    Airmen deployed to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility will roll physical fitness testing into their wartime responsibilities starting Oct. 1, according to a new policy. Lt. Gen. Mike Hostage, commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command, recently approved a policy authorizing fitness