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  • 23rd Wing aircrew in Chile practices rescue ops during SALITRE

    Members of the 71st Rescue Squadron recently trained with Chilean Air Force special forces to practice personnel recovery techniques.The team was part of the five-nation SALITRE exercise, which was a cooperative effort meant train members of participating nations in coalition peacekeeping missions,

  • Army mobility team visits Moody, conducts ANAM test

    A U.S. Army mobility team recently visited Moody Nov. 5-6 to conduct a mass assessment test. The computer-based Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics, or ANAM test is a tool designed to detect speed and accuracy of attention, memory and thinking ability, which are cognitive functions.The

  • Moody celebrates America Recycles Day

    This week, Moody will join millions of Americans as they celebrate the importance of recycling and all the beneficial impacts it can have. America Recycles Day, which occurs worldwide every Nov. 15, is in its 12th year and is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to encouraging Americans to

  • Chaplains available 24/7 for spiritual needs, guidance

    Whether an individual is religious or not, Moody chaplains are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide the guidance individuals need. Air Force chaplains are commissioned officers of diverse faiths and provide Airmen and their families the opportunity to exercise the freedom of

  • Moody EOD stands down operations, focuses on safety

    Since the beginning of Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom, the ops tempo for the Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal career field has seen a tremendous increase. Because many EOD Airmen are deploying more frequently and for longer periods of time, the Air Force approved an EOD safety day Nov.

  • EOD technicians discuss deployed life, dangerous missions

    Often, the flashiest, most dangerous and newsworthy events are carried out by the most reserved Airmen. This is never truer than the highly-trained men and women of the explosive ordinance disposal corps. While others might be standing boastful a safe distance behind the cordon area, these

  • Fall 2009 CCAF graduates

    The following 93 Moody members recently earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in their respective Air Force Specialty Codes from the Community College of the Air Force. 23rd Aerospace Medicine Squadron Senior Airman Lindsey Huffman, Bioenvironmental Engineering Technology Staff Sgt. Trenesia