Twenty-six Moody Airmen graduate NCO academy

Congratulations to the 26 technical sergeants who graduated May 27 from the Paul W. Airey NCO Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.Distinguished graduates:Jason Walden, 822nd Security Forces SquadronRobert Wright, 23rd Equipment Maintenance SquadronThe remaining graduates are: Jeremy Alberson,

Operation Purple provides military children with belonging, reassurance

While other children are enjoying their summer break in the local area, one selected Moody dependent will have the opportunity to attend a camp designed especially for military children. Abigail Ellis, the 8-year-old daughter of Tech. Sgt. Joel Ellis, 23rd Maintenance Operations System quality

Complacency: Your life depends on not having it

Moppin' it up

Experience beyond rank: Enlisted medics ensure combat readiness

When a base's population needs more medical care than physicians can provide, there is one career field that comes to the rescue to help ensure Airmen are combat-ready.Independent duty medical technicians are enlisted personnel who are qualified to provide the medical assistance usually administered

New group provides support for single parents

Raising children while still performing the duties of an Airman is a challenge that single military parents must overcome alone. But thanks to the Single Parents Group, a newly formed group designed to provide hundreds of Moody's single parents a network to interact with each other, this has been

To clean a combat king

23rd AMDS conducts routine dental cleaning

Defense officials authorize Humanitarian Service Medal for Haiti relief efforts

Department of Defense officials have approved the Humanitarian Service Medal for personnel assigned to Operation Unified Response who directly participated in humanitarian relief assistance to the people of Haiti following the 7.0 earthquake Jan. 12.U.S. military personnel supporting Joint Task

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