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  • Honor, purpose, pride

    The mission of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard is to represent Airmen to the American public and the world. The vision of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard is to ensure a legacy of Airmen who promote the mission, protect the standards, perfect the image, and preserve the heritage.

  • It's a Tyndall Thing

    General (Ret.) Charles "Chuck" Horner visited Tyndall today for a tour and reminisced about his service here from 1983 - 1985 as commander of the 23rd North American Aerospace Defense Command Region and Tactical Air Command Air Division, and then the Air Force Air Defense Weapons Center.

  • Women's History Month: 1st Lt. "Claw" Pennell

    As we journey through #WomensHistoryMonth, we would like to introduce another one of #TeamTyndall’s strong female Airmen.1st Lt. “Claw” Pennell, 2nd Fighter Training Squadron chief of training, has been in the Air Force for just over three years. Tyndall is her first assignment where she has been

  • Women's History Month: Master Sgt. Carrie Lee

    #WomensHistoryMonth has provided #TeamTyndall with the wonderful opportunity to feature some of our female Airmen who support our mission of training and projecting unrivaled combat air power.Today we would like to introduce MSgt. Carrie Lee, a 325th Logistics Readiness Squadron ground

  • Chief exercises resilience through mountain climbing

    The four pillars of comprehensive airmen fitness are mental, physical, social and spiritual. How Airmen choose to strengthen them is of their own desire, but a group of Airmen think a way to reinforce all of these concepts is found at the top of each American states’ highest point.

  • Comm Airman leads by example

    One Airman at the 325th Communications Squadron stands out as a leader, in a time and place where strong leadership is sorely needed.Staff Sgt. Sam M. Greene, 325th Communications Squadron client systems supervisor, was hand-picked by his supervision for his dedication to the mission and performance

  • Comm teamwork is ticket to success

    Another busy day is underway with no end in sight. In a small shop, a group of six Airmen start their day knowing that enough work for 15 technicians will fall on their shoulders alone.The 325th Communications Squadron client systems work center is the core of all of the base’s communications. When

  • Airman 1st Class Rachel Jones: focused for the fight

    All Airmen have their own individual character traits and work ethics, but sometimes there are those individuals who clearly exceed others because of their passion for the job. One such Airmen is found in the 81st Range Control Squadron.

  • 81st RCS: the one and only

    Airmen have a responsibility to hone their skills while supporting the mission, and the Airmen of one squadron have made a name for themselves because of how they help other Airmen.

  • Finding balance and focus in the Air Force

    First Lieutenant Tal Berman, 337th Air Control Squadron instructor, deals with the challenges of maintaining a healthy personnel life, while still being focused on his professional goals of being an Air Force officer.