Spouses take flight, gain new perspective on Tyndall's mission

Who knew someone could have so much fun pumping gas? Eight pilot's wives from the 2nd Fighter Squadron were given opportunity to fly on a KC-135R Stratotanker and witness their husbands, all F-15 Eagle pilots, take part in an aerial refueling Oct. 15. The air refueling mission was flown by members

Staying fire-safety smart can help keep the fun in trick-or-treating

The pumpkin-scented candle fills the house with the scent of the upcoming holidays. The paper luminaries lead trick-or-treaters to the front doors of homes where occupants fill children's bags with sweets. On the porch lit from within by a simple candle, the jack-o'-lantern's eerie face glows

Children energize their minds

Never leave an Airman behind

A 325th Security Forces Squadron Airman was awarded the Purple Heart on Sept. 28 at Camp Striker, Iraq, for his life-saving efforts outside the wire. Senior Airman Jon C. Galley was presented the Purple Heart by Lt. Gen. Mike Hostage, U.S. Air Forces Central Command Commander. "The award of the

November promotion

Congratulations to all of the Tyndall Air Force Base November promotees. Promoted to Senior Master Sergeant: Hollis, Kenneth R Jr. - Detachment 1, 823rd Red Horse Squadron Promoted Master Sergeant: Castillo, Gabriel A - 325th Medical Support Squadron Catalano, Mark B. - 325th Aircraft Maintenance

Fundraising restrictions during CFC

The Combined Federal Champaign has kicked off at Tyndall Air Force Base and will run until Nov. 15 with a goal of raising $210,000. The CFC is the world's largest and most successful annual workplace charity campaign and the only campaign authorized to solicit and collect contributions from federal

Commander's Shadow Program

Tyndall builds new defense

The 325th Security Forces Squadron hosted a free Fear Adrenalized Stress Training Defense Course Oct. 10 at the Balfour Beatty Community Center. The course is designed to teach all ages how to avoid dangerous situations and, if already in one, how to react and handle it. The class began with Major

Tyndall builds new defense

The 325th Security Forces Squadron hosted a free Fear Adrenalized Stress Training Defense Course Oct. 10 at the Balfour Beatty Community Center. The course is designed to teach all ages how to avoid dangerous situations and, if already in one, how to react and handle it. The class began with Major

Key Spouse Program

The Airman Family and Readiness Center will host a Key Spouse Program orientation briefing Oct. 27 from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Balfour Beatty Community Center. July 2009 to July 2010 has been named the Year of the Air Force Family and the Key Spouse Program is just one of several programs that are