Pararescueman 'suit up' for shuttle launch

Air support unites Airmen, Soldiers in Afghanistan

When a Soldier goes into the field, danger is ever present. And when a Soldier comes under fire from the enemy, there's nothing they're more grateful for than the roar of a Coalition aircraft screaming overhead putting lead down on the bad guys. Soldiers deployed here from the Pennsylvania National

Airmen train as combat lifesavers to start Warrior Care on the battlefield

"Nine minutes to evacuation," a Soldier yelled to other combat lifesaver students, who were huddled around several simulated wounded Soldiers, to advise them of incoming medical evacuation helicopters. Each small group patched up simulated injuries made of Hollywood like special effects. Some work

Moody congratulates chief master sergeant selects

Congratulations to Moody's eight senior master sergeants selected for promotion to chief master sergeant. The following senior master sergeants were selected for promotion: -Robert Armbruster, 23rd Equipment Maintenance Squadron -John Haldie III, 336th Recruiting Squadron -Samuel Johnson, 824th

Books for Vets Motorcycle ride

Nuclear Weapon Incident exercise tests base reponse

Reunion teaches Airmen Flying Tigers heritage

More than 100 members of the Flying Tiger Association including family members gathered at Moody Nov. 5-8 to attend the 2008 Flying Tiger Association Reunion. The three-day event included briefings, static displays of the A-10C Thunderbolt II, HC-130P King and HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter, combat

War Week provides realistic scenarios for rescue squadron

The 41st Rescue Squadron here recently came together to hold a War Week that provided squadron members with realistic scenarios they may encounter while deployed. The exercise provided Airman approximately 12 flight sorties a day and more than 138 flight hours in total for the week. This type of

Depot team provides A-10C maintainers hands-on training

Approximately five members of a depot maintenance team arrived at Moody Nov. 12 and provided A-10C Thunderbolt II maintainers hands-on training to perform major crack repairs on the aircraft. The team came from Ogden Air Logistics Center at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, where all C-130 Hercules

Flying Tigers demonstrate capabilities during exercise