Bidding farewell to the Air Force

23rd SFS receives realistic training

Military working dogs go the mile

Since the new physical training standards came into effect, the military working dog handlers at the 23rd Security Forces Squadron are working to also keep their dogs in shape. The members of the squadron not only fight alongside their K-9s, they train with them as well. When the handlers train for

Fifth Airman assigned to 23rd Wing lost from Afghanistan helicopter crash

Air Force officials have announced the loss of a fifth Airman from an HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter which crashed in southeastern Afghanistan June 9.Capt. David Wisniewski, 31, an HH-60G helicopter pilot assigned to the 66th Rescue Squadron, Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., passed away at the National

347 RQG welcomes new commander

The Air Force's largest combat search and rescue unit welcomed a new leader during a change of command ceremony July 1.Col. Chad Franks took command of the 347th Rescue Group from Col. Darryle Grimes, who will be the next deputy director of the Secretary of Air Force and Chief of Staff of the Air

General Holland visits Moody prior to retirement

Motorcycle safety course boosts rider confidence

Inspector general office offers assistance

The inspector general office has often been viewed as a negative option whose main duty is to place an organization under pressure until they could find something wrong. This perception occasionally makes personnel reluctant from seeking the assistance of an inspector general to solve their issue.

Heads Up: Fireworks Safety

Moody hosts first-ever Airman resiliency training

Moody recently held the first-ever, official training program designed to increase resilience and enhance performance in Airmen, family members and civilians.The Airman Resiliency Program, which was established by Gen. William Fraser, Air Combat Command commander, was hosted by Moody's 93rd Air