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  • Aircrew Flight Equipment Airman wins title

    Air Education and Training Command recently announced a Tyndall Airman as the 2009 Outstanding Aircrew Flight Equipment Airman of the Year.Senior Airman Kristen Campagna, 325th Operations Support Squadron Aircrew Flight Equipment journeyman, was nominated for the award by her superintendent."Senior

  • Tyndall Centurions dominate AETC awards

    Within a matter of weeks, the 325th Security Forces Squadron has been recognized at the Major Command level and the AIr Force level for their outstanding dedication to the mission and the Airmen.Air Education and Training Command named the squadron as the 2009 Verne Orr Award  winners. At the Air

  • CGO shadows commander for a day

    One day each month, a selected company grade officer shadows Col. James Browne, 325th Fighter Wing commander, for the entire day and gets to see firsthand what the commander's job entails and to witness the decisions and influences he makes on a regular basis. This is made possible through the

  • Weather wins

    Air Education and Training Command recently announced a Tyndall Airman as the 2009 Weather Senior NCO of the Year.Master Sgt. Lisa R. Gore, Weather Flight Chief, 325th Operations Support Squadron, has been serving in the United States Air Force as a weather forecaster for almost two decades and has

  • Tyndall Key Spouse program

    This year has been named the Year of the Air Force Family and the Key Spouse Program is just one of several programs that are highly recommended to support the campaign. This program is considered a link for First Sergeants and commanders to stay connected with their Airmen's families. Twelve Key

  • Tyndall to receive new Command Chief

    Chief Master Sgt. Jackie Green Jr. will assume the position as the 325th Fighter Wing's new command chief upon his arrival the first week in April."I'm very excited and honored to have the opportunity to serve Airmen at Tyndall," said Chief Green. "I was happy to be selected to come to Tyndall

  • Tyndall History Revisited

    During WWII, limitations in aircraft instruments and lack of all-weather training largely limited Army Air Corps operations to daylight activities. After the war, technological improvements in aircraft and instruments made it possible for U.S. planners to create an "all-weather Air Force."To train

  • CCRI Vulnerabilities

    As Tyndall Air Force Base moves closer to the Command Cyber Readiness Inspection on May 17, users need to be made aware of the CCRI categories of vulnerabilities inspectors will be looking for. There are three different categories of vulnerabilities - CAT I, CAT II and CAT III. The inspection will

  • FSS has 'Gone Green' with St. Pat's Day bash!

    Irish luck has its benefits, and will abound at the St. Patrick's Day Bash happening 6 - 11 p.m. March 17 at the Sports Lounge.Along with a special menu for the night of corned beef and cabbage, green drafts for $2 and great music, karaoke and dancing will be a lot of games and prizes!This event is