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  • Smart Business: Protect Personal Information

    (Editor's note: This story has been localized by the Moody Air Force Base Privacy Act manager. The original story can be found here: http://www.cannon.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123358574)Everyone is required to safeguard and protect personal information. From social security and telephone numbers to

  • Former lieutenant shoots for troops

     (Editor's note: The mention of the nonprofit organizations That Others May Live Foundation and Military Warriors Support Foundation does not constitute endorsement or affiliation by Moody Air Force Base or the U.S. Air Force.) Military spouses are sometimes faced with the challenge of figuring out

  • TAP career paths tailor transition material

    More than a year and a half ago the Department of Defense expanded and revamped the Transition Assistance Program that helps prepare transitioning service members for life after the military. One part of this new five-day workshop is what's known as the Individual Transition Plan career paths, which

  • Moody firefighter feeds burning passion for food

    He can bust down a burning door and save lives from a flaming inferno. If the kitchen survives, he might whip up some elegant blackened salmon.On duty, Staff Sgt. Phillip Burns II is a 23d Civil Engineer Squadron fire inspector ensuring fire-code compliance across Moody Air Force Base. Off duty, the

  • Moody restores base heritage

    As service members, contractors and civilian employees enter the base through Mitchell Gate, they may observe the condition of many of the buildings as fairly new with brick or beige exteriors and parking lots full of cars.As they continue to travel, they may inquire about one unique building

  • Moody EO educates, strives to end adversity

    In today's Air Force comprised of many different races, ethnicities and religions, a joke can mean something small to one and devastate another. Airmen can see an inappropriate joke, comment or action as harmless. However, the blame may not be solely on the person, but rather from an ethical

  • Special missions aviators vital to rescue mission

    An Airman reached for his machine gun and fired. Nothing. Click. Nothing. It had malfunctioned and they were rapidly approaching enemy territory. With incoming enemy fire, something had to be done so the pilot maneuvered the helicopter so the working gun was facing the enemy. They survived this

  • Lifer: Oath of enlistment has no expiration date

    After the alarm sounded and the Airman took cover in a nearby bunker, thinking he would be safe. That was until a rocket landed inside exploding upon impact. As a team of medics worked to locate survivors, they came across the Airman and pronounced him dead on scene. Tossing him aside he landed on a

  • 3d WS supports Ft. Hood, III Corps

    A tablecloth is laid out atop a grassy, scenic hill. The picnic basket is emptied and the food is spread. Sandwiches have been prepared, watermelon sliced, but as the potato salad is served, ominous, dark clouds roll in followed by fat rain drops. A tremendous storm is imminent, and a lovely

  • Dietitian aims to spread healthy living message

    Nutrition and a proper diet isn't something that comes easy to most people. This is evident by the 69 percent of the U.S. population who are either overweight or obese. This costs almost $150 billion annually in medical costs. In a world of fad diets, fast food and weight loss supplements, Erin