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  • Airmen stand out in food service

    Twenty-one Air Force food service professionals were honored at the 2009 Hennessy Travelers Association Educational Foundation Armed Forces Forum for Culinary Excellence Oct. 4-10, two of which are assigned to Team Tyndall. Staff Sgt. Nicole Sevigny, 325th Force Support Squadron food service

  • Army awards security forces members medals

    In the fight for Operation Iraqi Freedom members from security forces spend an average of six months deployed and six months home. However, their dedication is more evident than it has ever been.Within the last year, three members from the 325th Security Forces Squadron here returned from deployment

  • Cookies with care

    The Officer Spouse's Club and the Enlisted Spouse's Club are teaming together for operation 'Cookie Caper,' Dec. 7.Cookie Caper is a program where cookies are placed in the Airmen's dorm rooms. This is an Air Force-wide program that has been carried out for several years."Approximately 410 Airmen

  • Thanksgiving Holiday hours

    Thursday Nov. 26, ThanksgivingCommissary - closedFelix Lake Shoppette - open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.All other AAFES facilities will be closed Thanksgiving DayBerg-Liles Dining facility will have breakfast hours from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. Thanks giving dinner will be served to Airman, retirees and their

  • December Promotions

    Congratulations to all of the Tyndall Air Force Base December promotees.Promoted to Major:Carawan, Michael - 325th Maintenance SquadronKnudsen, Tyler Lankist, Francis Moore, Jason - 325th Aircraft Maintenance SquadronStrickland, Marlon - 325th Operations GroupPromoted to Captain:Coughlin, Daniel

  • Tyndall History revisited

    Flexible gunnery training caused the Army Air Forces more difficulties than any other flying specialty. The Army Air Forces had virtually no background experience in gunnery instruction. Compounding the problem were serious shortages in equipment and instructors, and no practical means of simulating

  • New PT standards explored

    Twenty-five Airey Non-commissioned Officer Academy staff members performed the Air Force Physical Training test under the new fitness standards Nov. 4.The new standards place more emphasis on the run, be stricter with the correct form of performing push-ups and sit-ups and will not allow anyone to

  • Dean takes over reins of First Air Force

    In a ceremony filled with traditions older than the force itself, command of Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region-First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) changed Thursday morning in front of a formation of Airmen and hundreds of distinguished guests.During the ceremony