23rd CES Airmen repair main water line

Retired pay can continue after Airmen's death with Survivor Benefit Plan

In unsettled economic times, Citizen Airmen may be comforted knowing they have Reserve retired pay waiting for them and their dependents. But without Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan, retired pay stops at the Airman's death. The Air Reserve Personnel Center sends RCSBP information and

23rd MDG explains top five sleep myths

Many of us don't know how much fatigue can affect our day-to-day performance. The following are five sleep myths to help explain how important sleep is to your overall well-being. Myth: There's not enough time in the day to sleep. Sleep needs to be a priority. People often prioritize sleep at the

74th FS brings home last A-10s from deployment

Flying Tigers break records, employ precision engagement

In the past five months, the 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, deployed from Moody Air Force Base, Ga., set a record number of combat flying hours in the A-10 Thunderbolt II--12,200 to date, breaking a former record held by their sister squadron, whom they replaced in March. During that span of

75th Aircraft Maintenance Unit prepares for short-notice taskings

Tricare obtains lower prices on retail prescription drugs

The Defense Department is projected to reduce spending by $1.67 billion on prescription medications sold in retail pharmacies in fiscal year 2010, following the full implementation of Section 703 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2008. "These are significant savings to

New active duty dental plan launched August 1

Active duty service members now have a new dental program that started Aug.1, 2009. The new Active Duty Dental Program becomes the dental care plan for active duty service members (ADSMs) assigned to locations with no access to a military dental facility. ADDP is also for service members referred by

ALO selection course builds leaders

New 93rd AGOW commander offers world of experience

A Moody tenant wing with a mission statement to "fight the base and control the attack," recently received a new leader during a change of command ceremony held here July 31. Col. John Horner took command of the 93rd Air Ground Operations Wing from Brig. Gen. Michael Longoria, who will be retiring