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  • Tyndall Annual Award winners

    Seven Airmen and two civilians representing the best of the best were presented with awards recognizing them as the top members in their respective categories. The individuals received their awards during Tyndall's 2010 Annual Awards banquet Feb. 11 at Horizons Community Center. More than 300 guests

  • Tyndall hosts National Prayer Luncheon

    Tyndall's 2011 National Prayer Luncheon was held at the Heritage Club Feb. 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. National Prayer Luncheon's roots can be traced back to 1953 and occur annually in February at bases across the United States. "Prayer luncheons are something we do in the Air Force that are

  • Para-Commandos to perform at 2011 Gulf Coast Salute

    United States Special Operations Command parachute team, 'The Para-Commandos' from MacDill AFB, Fla. are scheduled to perform at the 2011 Gulf Coast Salute Open House and Air Show March 26 and 27. The Para-Commandos are a joint parachute team which performs precision freefall and canopy parachute

  • AETC commander, command chief, visit Tyndall

    TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - Air Education and Training Command commander General Edward A. Rice Jr., and Chief Master Sgt. James A. Cody, AETC command chief, accompanied by their wives, visited Tyndall Jan. 26 to Jan. 27. Their visit marked General Rice's first trip to Tyndall and his first base

  • Airey NCO Academy instructor wins AETC award

    A Tyndall Airman recently received the 2010 Air Education and Training Command Enlisted Educator of the Year Award at the AETC Symposium in San Antonio.Master Sgt. Cameron H. Johnson, Airey NCO Academy instructor, has been teaching for nearly three years. His urge to make changes drove him to apply

  • Renovations to dog kennels improve mission, quality of life

    The Tyndall dog kennels recently underwent renovations to improve the quality of life for military working dogs, as well as provide an improved working environment for their handlers. "This new facility provides for a better environment for the dogs and the handlers and therefore supports a better

  • Tyndall activates new training squadron

    Team Tyndall recently witnessed the activation of the 325th Training Support Squadron, which will help train and support leaders to guarantee our nation's Air Dominance for years to come. "The unfurling of the squadron's guidon marked the official beginning of the squadron," said Lt. Col. Doug

  • Deputy fire chief retired by son

    After nearly 28 years of service to his country, a Team Tyndall Airman was retired by his son in a ceremony Jan. 28 at the Flight Line Fire Station.Senior Master Sgt. Robert Maher, 325th Civil Engineer Squadron superintendent and deputy fire chief, was retired by his son, 2nd Lt. Christopher Maher,

  • AETC commander visits Tyndall

    General Edward A. Rice Jr., Air Education and Training Command, commander, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, visits Tyndall Jan 26 to Jan 27. During his visit he spoke to more than 400 Airmen in an All Call on base. General Rice discussed his priorities for AETC to Team Tyndall and answered various

  • Tyndall welcomes aviators for air show

    Tyndall Air Force Base is scheduled to host the 2011 Gulf Coast Salute Open House and Air Show March 26 and 27.Among the list of performers is Greg Poe, an aerobatic pilot, from Boise, Idaho, who has been flying since he was a teenager and performed in his first show in 1992. "When I was a teenager,