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  • Tyndall Airman selected for Thunderbirds

    The U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, commonly known as the "Thunderbirds," recently announced incoming officer selections for the 2011 demonstration season, and one of the selectees is from Tyndall.Major Jason Moore, 325th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron maintenance operations officer, will

  • Tyndall first sergeant volunteers, wins trip to U.S. Open

    Tyndall first sergeant Master Sgt. Bill Fortenberry, 325th Air Control Squadron, recently volunteered his time with the 7th Annual Bob Hope Memorial Classic Golf Tournament May 14 and 15 in Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., to benefit the Air Force Enlisted Village.Golfers in the tournament pay an entry fee

  • Commander shadows dental assistant Airman

    The 325th Fighter Wing commander learned the duties of a 325th Aerospace Medicine Squadron dental assistant apprentice June 18, as part of the Commander's Shadow Program.Brigadier Gen. James Browne, 325th FW commander, shadowed Airman 1st Class Laura Zessinger, 325th AMDS dental assistance

  • A Walk across the Nation

    Taking a trip from New York to California by car can take roughly more than 39 hours, if you drive without stopping. Try traveling that distance on foot can take several months.Twenty-four-year-old Mark Klodzinski is currently on a mission to complete this nearly 4,500-mile task in an effort to

  • Puerto Rican troops, families need new birth certificates

    Servicemembers and their families who were born in Puerto Rico will need to obtain a new birth certificate starting July 1, although the Defense Department will honor the certificate they used to establish their identity and to enroll for military benefits prior to that date, a defense official

  • Tyndall poised to support oil spill clean-up efforts

    Officials here are preparing to support the U.S. Coast Guard and the British Petroleum Company in their efforts to clean up any oil or tar balls that wash up on Tyndall's beaches and the surrounding Gulf coast.The 325th Civil Engineer Squadron and the U.S. Coast Guard are urging Tyndall personnel