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  • Book club provides escape for Team Moody

    How can you travel across the world, experience an entirely new culture, and even learn a new language all while sitting in the comfort of your own living room?Teresa Houston, 23d Force Support Squadron human resources specialist, believes the journey can be found within the pages of a book.To

  • Moody Airmen helps athlete confront crossroads through crosshairs

    “Competitors. On your mark. Load. START!”On command, approximately 20 individuals insert .177 caliber air pellets into their magazines. The crowd goes wild as they anticipate the start of the Department of Defense 2016 Wounded Warrior Games at the United States Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. 

  • Aim for success: Airman uses inspiration as weapon of choice

    A young boy slowly scans the landscape while on the hunt for game, stopping as he stares through a rifle’s crosshairs. Struggling to hold and charge the weapon, his father reminds him to concentrate and places him in the proper stance. As the father’s confident hand drapes over his trembling trigger

  • Latin dance club gets Team Moody moving

    Are you stressed out at work or home, looking for creative ways to stay fit or just looking for something new and fun to do?U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Camille Hernandez, 23d Logistics Readiness Squadron traffic management apprentice, is creating a Latin dance club, here, for Moody families to

  • 'Semper Fi' to 'Flying High'

    One decision can weigh heavily on you, because the fear of making the wrong choice is crippling. For one Airman, the life-altering decision was to re-enlist, separate, or switch to another branch of service at the end of his contract.Enlisting into another branch of service is sometimes an option

  • Future Leaders: A day in the life of an ROTC cadet

       A thunderous roar of the crowd fills his ears as blinding camera flashes illuminate the room. The energy is electric, like a baseball stadium in the final inning when the home run hitter steps up to the plate. U.S. Air Force Cadet Bradley Joyal, Detachment 172 Air Force Reserve Officer’s Training

  • Thunder: 74th AMU keeps aircraft flying high

    (Editor’s Note: This story is part three of a four-part series highlighting the different units that played a role in the 74th Fighter Squadron’s deployment.) Last fall, the 74th Fighter Squadron deployed to Eastern Europe as part of a theater security package deployment, with a mission to deter

  • 23d MDOS ensures Airmen are 'fit to fight'

    (Editor’s Note: This story is part two of a four-part series highlighting the different units that played a role in the 74th Fighter Squadron’s deployment.)Between the 74th Fighter Squadron’s mission and the time they spent away from home, their deployment was physically and mentally demanding for

  • 823d BDS Airmen channel their inner 'Spartan'

    Day one, with no time to prepare for the challenges ahead, a team of four Airmen from the 823d Base Defense Squadron navigated through the darkness, each carrying a rucksack weighing at least 35 pounds, trying to beat the dawn, other teams and the 60-minute time limit.With nine minutes to spare,

  • 'Mobility machine' keeps mission moving

    (Editor’s Note: This story is part of a four-story series highlighting the different units that played a role in the 74th Fighter Squadron’s deployment.)The 74th Fighter Squadron recently deployed to Eastern Europe in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, a mission essential to deterring aggression