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  • 360 Degree Feedback

    There may be times in an Airman's career when rank interferes with their ability to communicate. At the Airey NCO Academy, the goal is to break down that barrier.For more than a decade, the academy has hosted an Airmen's Panel for every class that comes through. The program allows volunteer Airmen

  • Tyndall History

    Because of the various training programs being conducted at Tyndall, a wide assortment of aircraft were assigned to the base in the early 1950s. Attrition had reduced the number of F-51s, but B-25, B-26, C-45, C-47, T-6 and F-80 aircraft still remained on hand to support the Aircraft Controllers

  • Network Port Security in Prep for CCRI

    The Command Cyber Readiness Inspection is approaching May 17 and there are still many things Tyndall members should be aware of, port security being one of them.Three months ago, someone could have walked into your office, unplugged your computer, plugged in their laptop and attempted to break into,

  • Command Sergeant Major bids farewell

    The Fort Rucker U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence NCO Academy Commandant gave his last briefing to the Tyndall Air Force Base Airey NCO Academy March 29, due to his upcoming retirement.Command Sergeant Major Marlin Smith has been a regular speaker at the Academy for more than two years. His

  • ABM Graduation

    Congratulations to the April 7 Air Battle Management graduates.1Lt Jessica Y. Haleck 2Lt Joseph G. Butler 2Lt Noel B. Conrad 2Lt Paul K. Estrada 2Lt Craig S. Harms 2Lt Daniel M. Kopp 2Lt Daniel C. Sloat 2Lt Matthew W. Steele

  • Military Saves visits Tyndall

    Financial issues are more common in the military than people may think, and knowledge about such topics such as the Thrift Savings Plan program, credit reports and stretching money in a tight economy give military members more information on how to make financial decisions.The Military Saves

  • Maintenance professionals of the year recognized

    The 325th Maintenance Group's Maintenance Professional of the Year Banquet, recognizing the achievements of the group for 2009 and honoring maintenance professionals, was held March 13."Always the highlight of our year, 560 Airmen and their loved ones filled Hangar 2 with pride, enthusiasm and

  • Chief master sergeant of the Air Force visits Tyndall

    The 16th chief master sergeant of the Air Force visited Tyndall March 16 and 17 to tour the installation for the first time.Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James A. Roy discussed the top three traits he thinks every enlisted member should strive to develop in order to be an effective leader.

  • April promotions

    Congratulations to all of Tyndall Air Force Base's April promotees.Promoted to Master Sergeant:Bagwell, Randy, 325th Maintenance GroupKillen, Tammy - 325th Fighter WingKunkel, Harold - 53rd Test Support SquadronRoland, Anthony - Airey NCO AcademyRouse, Jamain - 325th Civil Engineer SquadronThiel,

  • AETC announces Annual Airfield Operations Awards Winners for 2009

    Air Education and Training Command announced two Tyndall Air Traffic Control individuals as winners of AETC Annual Airfield Operations Awards for 2009.Master Sgt. Kevin McGarry, 325th Operations Support Squadron, Air Traffic Control deputy chief controller, and Michael Ruffini, 325th OSS ATC