Current Announcements

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Moody AFB requires Real ID for base access
Effective May 7, 2025, Moody Air Force Base now requires all visitors and contractors 18 years and older to present a Real ID-compliant driver's license or identification card to obtain a base pass. This change aligns with Department of Homeland Security guidelines and is intended to enhance the security of the installation.

Individuals without a Real ID driver’s license, identification card or passport must be escorted at all times. Visitors and contractors who are unable to present either a Real ID or a valid passport will not be issued a base pass.

Individuals who currently hold an active base pass are not required to obtain a new one at this time. However, upon expiration, a Real ID or valid passport will be required to renew or receive a new pass.

Common Access Cards and Uniformed Services Identification Cards remain valid for base access and do not require a Real ID.

For more information or questions, please contact the Moody AFB Visitor Control Center at (229) 257-4375.

Moody AFB Safety Precautions During Ruck Marches 

Team Moody,
Please be aware of 820th Base Defense Group ruck marches conducted on base and reduce speed to 10 MPH as you pass their formations. Formations are marked with reflective surfaces, red lights and chem sticks. Base Defense Squadrons typically conduct this training in the mornings at the end of the work week. Formation leaders guide the formation and will signal traffic to pass approaching from the rear.

Please see Moody AFBI 31-218, Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision:
2.10. TROOP FORMATIONS. Troop formations have the right-of-way over all but emergency vehicles. Road guards will control motor vehicle traffic for marching formations. Vehicles traveling in the same direction as troop formations will not pass until signaled to do so by personnel in charge of the formations. Formations run with the flow of the traffic. The speed limit is 10 MPH when passing near troop formations. When running during the hours of darkness, formations will have road guards with reflective vests/flashlights and all members of the formation will wear reflective belts/vests.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision - Distracted Driving Policy
  • Any citation issued in violation of “MAFBI 31-218, Chapter 9 on Distracted Driving” policy will result in 30-day suspension of driving privileges.
  • Per the O.C.G.A. 40-6-241 “Distracted Driving” in the state of Georgia, fines applicable of up to $150 and 3 points against driver’s license.
  • Security Forces will enforce traffic laws on base with DD Form 1408.
  • The use of phones behind the wheel continues to be one of the predominant forms of distractions for motorists, responsible for majority of traffic accidents.

Domestic Violence Support Group "Surviving and Thriving"

  • Who: Victims & Survivors of Domestic Violence
  • What: Victim Support Group to provide resources, mental and emotional Support to Domestic Violence Victims. **Must call to sign-up for the event**
  • Where: Chapel
  • When: Every 3rd Wednesday
  • Time: 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
  • POC: Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (229-257-4805) (912-217-6661)

Voting Assistance

  • Who: Service member, family members, DoD civilian employees
  • What: If you need assistance with voting, we are here at the Military and Family Readiness Center (M&FRC) to make your job easier
  • Where: MFRC
  • POC: Camellia Jefferson, Military & Family Readiness Center (229-257-8683) 

Pre Separation Brief

  • Who: Service member, family members, DoD civilian employees
  • What: Provides retiring, separating, and demobilizing members and their families with information regarding benefits and entitlements essential for a successful transition to the civilian community. By appointment only.
  • Where: MFRC
  • Time: 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
  • POC: Military & Family Readiness Center (229-257-3333)

Resilient Hearts

  • Who: Service members and families
  • What:  A class to build resilience for military affiliated personnel and to lift each other up.
  • Where: M&FRC
  • When: every other Wednesday
  • Time: 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
  • POC: Kristen Donewar; M&FRC

Fitness Improvement Program

  • Who: Airmen
  • What: Moody AFB Operational Support Team and Strength & Conditioning Coach will be running a fitness improvement program specifically designed for Airmen who need assistance meeting annual PFA and BCP standards. Will be going over a body movement assessment, 90-day total body training program, run program and planning, instruction on proper form, and individualized correctives as needed.
  • Where: Base Fitness Center
  • When: Every Tuesday and Thursday
  • Time: 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
  • POC: Fitness Center (229-257-1621)

National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records (NPRC-MPR)

Active Duty and family members:  Do you know how to access military service member records?  The National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records (NPRC-MPR) is the repository of millions of military personnel, health, and medical records of discharged and deceased veterans of all services during the 20th century. If you are a veteran or next-of-kin of a deceased veteran, you may now use vetrecs.archives.gov to order a copy of your military records. You can also call the National Archives at 314-801-0800 or use this website:  https://www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel using this website gets quicker results and they accept expedited requests.  This is a useful tool for ALL veterans, not just retirees! If you have any questions, please contact the Moody AFB Casualty office at 229-257-3265.

MAFB is a NO Drone Zone

  • Direct attention outward/upward to attempt to locate individuals holding a control or device that appears to be operations an SUAS.
  • Report incident via radio or other available means and security forces response.
  • Observe the SUAS and maintain visibility of the device, look for damage or other individuals.  Note that current battery life is between 20-30 minutes.
  • Notice features of the SUAS. Identify the type of device (fixed wing/multi-rotor/remote controlled) size/shape/color/payload/video-camera equipment/activity of device.
  • Execute appropriate law enforcement actions (23 SFS).  Stop, ID, interview, request Security Forces Investigations (S3I), or AFOSI response.

Report ALL drone and suspicious activities to 23d Security Forces (229)-257-3108. If safe to do so, maintain a visual to assist responders in locating.

FSS Facility Closures & Service Adjustments
Due to network upgrade installation, the Passport Office will be unavailable from 27 March - 6 April 2026
  • Normal operations will resume 7 April 2026

Please contact the MPF Flight Commander with any questions or concerns at mpfcc.super@us.af.mil