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  • RAPCON keeps watchful eye on Moody sky

    When skies are cloudy and visibility is low, pilots rely heavily on the air traffic controllers in the Radar Approach Control facility to help them travel safely. Constant training is vital to their mission because it makes sure they know their job inside and out.Air traffic controllers assigned to

  • NDI unit glimpses beyond the naked eye

    Enclosed in this building, there aren't any signs directing patients moving gingerly due to pain from broken bones waiting to see a radiologist. Nor are there expecting mothers seeking assistance from sonographers.However, within the confines of the same building, are a special group of maintainers.

  • AGOW historian pens yesteryears

    On Jan. 16, 1957, three Boeing B-52 Stratofortresses of the 93rd Bombardment Wing, later designated as the 93d Air Ground Operations Wing, soared for 45 hours and 19 minutes to become the first jet aircraft to circle the world nonstop. This milestone, and others like it would be lost forever without

  • First-line Sentries: defending Team Moody, assets

    Whether responding to an emergency on base or checking identification at the gate, a select group of Airmen work day and night to keep Team Moody safe.The Airmen of the 23d Security Forces Squadron provide security to their home station as well as organize, train and deploy combat Airmen to sustain

  • Analysis, documentation keep aircraft safe

    Two sections of the 23d Maintenance Operation Flight use data to paint a picture of aircraft health, here.The plans, scheduling and documentation section, or PSD, enters data about maintenance into the Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS). Afterwards, maintenance management analysis, or MMA,

  • Public health delivers healthy force

    In the womb, the belly buttons delivers oxygen and nutrients. After people are born, their belly buttons appear to lose their significance because they're no longer a critical part of survival.In the 23d Medical Group, the public health clinic is their belly button because it monitors Airmen's

  • Air Force gatekeepers introduce recruits to new life

    Civilians take the first step to becoming military professionals every day -- walking into a recruiter's office.At the 336th Recruiting Squadron, anywhere from 10 to 20 hopefuls stroll into one of their 60 recruiting offices throughout Georgia, Florida and South Carolina on a daily basis looking to

  • How education can boost your career

    The Air Force enlisted force structure consists of three separate tiers; Junior Enlisted Airman, NCO, and Senior NCO. To move through the tiers, Airmen must meet certain responsibilities which include living the core values, providing effective leadership, and furthering their education.In fact,

  • Think pink: Moody maintains breast cancer awareness

    Decisions regarding health can be stressful and time-consuming whether it's deciding to take certain medications, starting physical rehabilitation after an accident or attending therapy after a traumatic event. With October being breast cancer awareness month, one decision people all over the

  • Moody wins big in Operation Talent Search

    Three small boys stand on stage waiting for their selected song to begin. All the hard-work, sweat and time they dedicated to learning and performing their dance has led them to this moment. Justin Timberlake begins to sing 'I be on my suit and tie.' The boys begin to move in sync and to the beat.