New EOD facility provides more space, training opportunities

The 23rd Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal flight celebrated the opening of their new facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony here Jan. 27. The new compound was built to replace their former 1950s building and to increase safety, accommodate more EOD team members and provide for

Moody medics earn 9 ACC awards

Air Combat Command has recently announced its 2009 medical group awards, and several individuals from Moody were listed among the winners.Eight Airmen and a team of 20 from the 23rd Medical Group and 93rd Air Ground Operations Wing placed in nine categories and went on to compete at the Air Force

38th RQS pararescuemen practice life-saving skills during mass casualty exercise

Drivers beware: Don't leave idling cars unattended

How many times have you left your car running while you took care of small errands, such as dropping off your child at the Child Development Center? Many Moody members are unaware that leaving an idling car unattended is a violation of the base traffic code.According to Moody AFB Instruction 31-204,

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823rd SFS deploy to Haiti

823rd SFS to depart in support of Haiti relief efforts

Approximately 70 Airmen from the 823rd Security Forces Squadron have been ordered to deploy to Haiti in support of U.S. humanitarian relief efforts.The unit will provide security at the Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince. "Our thoughts and prayers are with

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823rd SFS prepares for deployment to Haiti

Moody's Haiti relief effort

On January 12, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. The following links demonstrates Moody's involvement to help support the Haiti humanitarian efforts:823rd SFS deploy to Haiti 823rd SFS to depart in support of Haiti relief efforts823rd SFS prepares for deployment to HaitiMoody stands ready to