Don't be a statistic...Think F.A.S.T.

Tyndall's community police work with Balfour Beatty to host 2013's first Fear Adrenaline Stress Training class Jan. 19 at the Balfour Beatty Community Center. Approximately 18 women, age 14-years-old and older, attended the class, which taught women how to defend themselves in fearful and stressful

At the crossroads of freedom and equality

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Tyndall Black Heritage Committee hosted the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Jan.18 at the base chapel.Chairman of the Bay County Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Alfred McCambry, was the guest speaker at the event.He spoke in front of more than 50

Tyndall squadrons adopt local schools

Team Tyndall is reaching out to local schools to mentor today's students to be tomorrow's leaders. The base implemented the Adopt-a-School program in November 2012, said Barbara N. P. Copeland, 325th Force Support SquadronTyndall School Liaison officer and Exceptional Family Member Program

Base exercise tests, prepares Airmen

Road Closures

Heritage Parkway traffic will be limited to one lane Jan. 16 and 17.This is necessary to pave the new running trail currently under construction. Road crews will use handheld traffic signs to control the flow of traffic through the area. For more information contact Staff Sgt. Louis Vargas, 325th

AAFES closures

AAFES is scheduled to conduct inventories in all of their facilities Jan. 17 through Jan. 20.In order for AAFES employees to conduct inventory, each facility will be closed. They will reopen to normal hours the day after the inventory is complete.Closures are as follows:Jan. 17 - Class

Security more than weapons, walls

Cop cars, entry gates and flight line patrols are typically where one thinks of seeing 325th Security Forces Squadron members. There is much more to Tyndall's law enforcement than meets the eye. The 325th SFS plans and programs office is the hub for installation integrated defense 'whole base'

See the difference

The 325th Medical Group Optometry clinic recently expanded their services.They are now open to all dependents, including children, and retirees.They are also now available for glasses, contact lens prescriptions, eye health assessments and even urgent care.To schedule an appointment call (850)

Free screening

The 325th Medical Group, the Health and Wellness Center and the Bay County Health Department are teaming up to host a free Diabetes screening 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Base Exchange.The screening takes less than ten minutes and according to the 325th MDG, could add years to a

CGOC host Special Olympics basketball tournament

The Company Grade Officer's Council sponsored a Special Olympics basketball tournament Jan. 12 at the Tyndall Fitness Center."This is a new event we're very happy to do with Special Olympics Florida and particularly the athletes in Bay County," said 1st Lt. Michelle Laning, Air Force Research