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  • Tyndall civilian receives DoD award

    A Tyndall member was recently announced as the recipient of the 2010 Outstanding Department of Defense Employee with a Disability Award. Mr. Skip Sanders, 325th Operations Support Squadron Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation functional director, and a previous Air Force fighter pilot, has been a

  • Air Force officials urge OPSEC vigilance

    According to the FBI, fraudsters continue to hijack accounts on social networking sites and spread malicious software. One technique entices users to download an application or view a video that appears to be sent from users' "friends", giving the perception of being legitimate. Once the user

  • Lieutenant Colonel promotion

    Congratulations to Team Tyndall's Lieutenant Colonel selects. Marsh, Letitia - 325th Force Support Squadron Corner, Joshua - 53rd Test Support Squadron Chitmon, Wayne - 83rd Aerial Target Squadron

  • ABM Graduation

    Congratulations to the Sept. 1 Air Battle Management graduates:Maj. Leon F. McGuire Capt. Nathan J. Willis2nd Lt. Kyle A. Childress2nd Lt. Dick G. Guerrero2nd Lt. Ian X. Harris 2nd Lt. Allen D. Ratliff2nd Lt. Kathleen J. Redmond2nd Lt. Richard A. Romick 2nd Lt. Francis S. Song

  • Current, former Airmen eligible for stop loss special pay

    Thousands of current and former Airmen remain eligible to receive $500 in retroactive special pay for each month they were affected by stop loss. Airmen have until Oct. 21 to apply through the Air Force Personnel Center here. Air Force people eligible include active, retired and former members as

  • AFRL conducts second successful robot refueler test

    The test of a robotic refueling system by researchers at the Air Force Research Laboratory's Materials and Manufacturing Directorate in late July 2010 marks the second successful test of technology that could dramatically change the way the United States military services its aircraft.The prototype

  • Tyndall Airman Serves Critical Role on PRT

    Master Sgt. Simon Deyell stands in front of about 15 Soldiers and Airmen and tells a story of when he was on a dismounted patrol and some Afghans brought him a young boy with his head and shoulders covered in blood. When Sergeant Deyell cleaned the blood off, he discovered the cause of the bleeding

  • Newly renovated Horizons Community Activity Center opens

    Tyndall Air Force Base celebrated the grand re-opening of the Horizons Community Activity Center, in conjunction with Tyndall's new 'green' fitness center opening, Aug. 20 after a year and a half of renovations and nearly $3.8 million in funding."The facility is a dynamic addition to the Tyndall Air

  • Flying to work: an alternative commute

    While most pilots spend only a small portion of their day in the air and the rest on the ground, the same can't be said for one Tyndall F-15 Eagle pilot who has the opportunity to spend a greater portion of his day soaring the skies over North Florida. Major Benjamin Cook, 95th Fighter Squadron,

  • Tyndall unveils award-winning "green" fitness center

    Tyndall opened the first building in the U.S. Air Force that is expected to reach the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Platinum level, the highest rating possible under the group's green building rating system, Aug. 20.The construction team consisted of