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  • Tyndall History revisited

    Flexible gunnery training caused the Army Air Forces more difficulties than any other flying specialty. The Army Air Forces had virtually no background experience in gunnery instruction. Compounding the problem were serious shortages in equipment and instructors, and no practical means of simulating

  • New PT standards explored

    Twenty-five Airey Non-commissioned Officer Academy staff members performed the Air Force Physical Training test under the new fitness standards Nov. 4.The new standards place more emphasis on the run, be stricter with the correct form of performing push-ups and sit-ups and will not allow anyone to

  • Dean takes over reins of First Air Force

    In a ceremony filled with traditions older than the force itself, command of Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region-First Air Force (Air Forces Northern) changed Thursday morning in front of a formation of Airmen and hundreds of distinguished guests.During the ceremony

  • State of Tyndall address

    The 325th Fighter Wing Commander gave the semi-annual State of Tyndall address to members of the Military Affairs Committee and key civic leaders Nov. 9 at the Heritage Club.Brigadier General Darryl Roberson, 325th Fighter Wing Commander, spoke to more than 40 people, covering the accomplishments

  • Medical Group Closure

    The 325th Medical Group will be closed Thursday, Nov. 19 from noon to 4:30 p.m. for an official function. The clinic will reopen on Friday, Nov. 20 at 7:30 a.m.

  • MRA student pursues his dream

    In January 2009, a 38-year-old Alaska resident lost 115 pounds to pursue his dream of enlisting in the Air Force Reserve to work on one of the newest fighter jets in the Air Force, the F-22 Raptor. Roughly a year after his enlistment, Senior Airman Derrick Bell completed his final phase of training