ALS Graduation

Thirty-one Tyndall Airmen graduated from Airmen Leadership School in a ceremony Oct. 18, at the Horizons Community Activity Center. Airman Leadership School is a five week-long Air Force program designed to develop Airmen into effective front-line supervisors. It is the first professional military

Suwannee Avenue drinking water main replacement

Civil engineer contractors are replacing the Suwannee Avenue drinking water main, with an estimated completion date of March 2013. The original cast iron pipe was installed in the 1940s and is past its life expectancy of 75 years. "Just under a mile of pipe, to include isolation valves, will be

Tyndall hosts annual Oktoberfest

Tyndall hosted its annual Oktoberfest Oct. 19, with more than 1,000 people from Tyndall and the surrounding community attending the event. "Oktoberfest is a community happening where everyone can come together and enjoy themselves out of uniform and get to know each other," said Wendy

REDHORSE paves way for Tyndall

The 823rd RED HORSE is conducting paving operations on two miles of road near the back of Tyndall's air field.The 823d RED HORSE is home-based at Hurlburt Field, Florida. When not deployed, RED HORSE Airmen maintain their proficiency through "Troop Training Projects." Troop Training Projects are

53rd TSS changes command

Lt. Col. Joseph P. Kendall assumed command of the 53rd Test Support Squadron during a change of command ceremony, Oct. 19. Colonel Kendall was previously the director of operations at the 308th Fighter Squadron, Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. He is replacing Lt. Col. James A. Sukenik who is now the

ACC command surgeon visits 325th MDG

Brig. Gen. (Dr.) Daniel O. Wyman, Air Combat Command Surgeon, Langley Air Force Base, Va., toured the 325th Medical Group and welcomed the medical personnel to ACC during an all-call, Oct. 16.General Wyman visited as part of a re-familiarization tour since Tyndall's reassignment to ACC. As the

Keep children safe this Halloween

Since the late 1950's, children across America have been participating in the age-old Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating and this year will be no different.Although it seems like a harmless custom, it may come with several safety risks. It is important to educate parents and children on the

Tyndall, Chamber partnership reaches new heights

Building team trust and self-confidence, Tyndall community partners participated in the base ropes course recently, which concluded with a climb to the top of a 55-foot rock wall and a zip line down. The day was designed to take 17 members of the Bay County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Bay

Retirement draws 50 years of experience to close

Base operators no longer available

Effective Aug. 24, Tyndall Directory Assistance (the base operator) contract is no longer available due to changes implemented early in the year for Air Education and Training Command's Culture of Cost Consciousness.An automated call tree will be utilized to assist customers in Base