New year, improved you

As the new year rolls in, many people set goals to kick bad habits and become a healthier version of themselves.To get a helping hand with these goals, the 23rd Medical Group Health Promotion program offers a variety of evidence-based services to facilitate a healthy lifestyle and improve the base

Low-key liaisons: product improvement managers

The U.S. Air Force exists to fly, fight, and win, but fulfilling that purpose is no small accomplishment. There are millions of moving pieces within every element of every mission, and thousands of hands are necessary to make them work as intended. There are far fewer, and often nearly invisible,

NDI detects near-invisible dangers

Similar to how ultrasounds and x-rays are used to find issues in the body, these same techniques can be used to find surface and subsurface cracks along with abnormal wear and tear on aircraft that can be the difference between life and death. Maintainers from the 23rd Maintenance Squadron

Moody’s AADD saves lives, careers

Moody’s Airmen Against Drunk Driving program is up and running after a brief pause in operation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.AADD offers confidential driver services to military members, dependents, and DoD employees free of charge. The program strives to save lives by gathering volunteers to be

SFS train to shoot, move, communicate

It takes a village

It is never easy hugging your loved ones goodbye as they head off on deployment.For many military families, this is a reality they face often, which is why Heart’s Apart here at Moody Air Force Base has services in place to help ease the burdens of separation.

ACC AFSPECWAR SNCO of the Year

Every year, Air Combat Command selects an Air Force Special Warfare Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) senior non-commissioned officer who exemplifies exceptional achievement for their craft in the year prior. This year, our very own U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. David Galindo, 93rd Air Ground

TowFLEXX enhances Moody’s mission

 Agile Combat Employment capabilities are crucial to the modern fight. In an effort to create a lighter leaner footprint, save man hours, and support Lead Wing efforts, remote controlled tugs are being used to move aircraft around the flight line.Airmen from 23d Maintenance Group recently completed

Air Force deactivates 81 FS

After nearly a decade, the 81st Fighter Squadron has closed its doors after a deactivation ceremony here, Dec. 6, 2022. During the ceremony, Lt. Col. Michael Raabe, 81st Fighter Squadron commander, relinquished command of the 81st FS. To signify the deactivation, Raabe, along with Col. Alexander

Lead Wing in the Pacific

The 23rd Air Expeditionary Wing, Air Combat Command’s first certified Lead Wing, traveled from Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, to the Pacific Air Force’s domain to conduct exercise Operation Iron Thunder to share knowledge, hone logistics and operational expertise, and ensure a free and open