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  • Key Spouse Program supports Moody families

    Supporting the Air Force mission comes at a high cost of service members. Sometimes, it requires working late and dedicating all of the day’s energy to the job. It’s mentally and physically exhausting, so Airmen are encouraged to lean on their wingmen to make it through. But when they are burning

  • Safety is key for 23rd MUNS

    Most people would think building 240 rockets by hand would take forever to complete, but for the 23rd Munitions Squadron, it’s just another day.The tedious repetition and attention to detail is crucial for the hardworking Airmen who ensure each asset is in perfect shape before it is ready to be

  • Moody’s mission armed to fight

    It was a cool, misty morning on the flightline when an A-10C Thunderbolt II weapons crew prepared to load munitions. Like most people, these Airmen roll out of bed, dress for work and have their routine cup of coffee.

  • Moody finance budgets for Lead Wing

    Training multi-capable Airmen, building up contingency locations and equipping the base with the latest technology are all necessary to be the out-front Lead Wing for Air Combat Command.

  • ACC A4 director visits Moody AFB

    U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Stacey Hawkins, Air Combat Command A4 director of logistics, engineering and force protection, visited Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, March 24-25, 2022.

  • Moody recognizes maintenance professionals

    Members of Team Moody gathered to recognize Airmen for their achievements at the Maintenance Professional of the Year awards banquet at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, March 25.