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  • Airman’s Attic fulfills families’ needs

    For Airmen and their family members who live on a budget, a facility on base offers free gently used household items. The Airman's Attic is a non-profit organization open to enlisted Airmen, who hold the rank of E-5 and below as well as their dependents. Items donated to the attic include military

  • Youth Center to host art exhibit

    The Moody Youth Center is scheduled to host the annual Boys and Girls Clubs of America's National Fine Arts Exhibit Program from 5 to 7 p.m. Jan. 15 here. The Youth Center has hosted the program, which encourages artistic expression and promotes creativity in the BGCA members who range in age from

  • Air Force activates provisional Global Strike Command

    Air Force officials officially stood up a provisional Global Strike Command Jan. 12 at Bolling Air Force Base, D.C. The provisional command will be temporarily located at the Washington, D.C., base with supporting detachments at Air Combat Command and Air Force Space Command. Its charter is to lead

  • Moody names quarterly award winners

    Congratulations to the seven Airmen who were recently named as the fourth quarter award winners during a ceremony Jan. 9 at the Moody Field Club. The fourth quarter award winners are: Honor Guard Member of the Quarter Staff Sgt. Angelo Brightwell, 23rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airman of the

  • January enlisted promotions

    Congratulations to the seven Moody Airmen who will be promoted to the ranks of staff sergeant, technical sergeant and master sergeant during the month of January. The following senior airmen will be promoted to staff sergeants: -Adam Aleywine, 23rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron -Shayna Jacoby, 23rd

  • Fighting Falcon brings heritage to doorstep of ALS, FTAC

    Moody's Michael Maltz First-Term Airman and Professional Enhancement Center received a piece of Air Force history Jan. 4 when an F-16 Fighting Falcon became a permanent fixture of the schoolhouse. The F-16 began its operational career in 1981 and continues to play a vital role in air operations.

  • New dorm locks enhance security

    In an effort to provide Moody Airmen with more security, computerized keyless locks were recently installed for all base dormitory doors. The new locks can now be opened with the simple swipe of a common access card, said Tech. Sgt. Alan Fraher, 23rd Civil Engineer Squadron dormitory manager. "The

  • U.S. Air Force Firefighters Relocate, Expand Iraqi Fire Training Course

    Iraqi firefighters are more than half-way through the firefighter apprentice course being taught for the first time in Baghdad's International Zone. The class was previously conducted at Taji Military Base just north of Baghdad but the location lacked advanced live fire trainers and had a very