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  • AFCESA Sergeant wins DOD award

    The 2008 Military Fire Officer of the Year Award was awarded to one of Team Tyndall's own Aug. 26 at the Department of Defense Fire and Emergency Services Training Conference in Dallas. Master Sgt. David Clifford, a Career Development Course author with the Air Force Civil Engineering Squadron, was

  • October promotion

    Congratulations to all of the Tyndall Air Force Base October promotees. Promoted to Chief Master Sergeant: Gabbert, Terry L. - 325th Maintenance Squadron Promoted to Master Sergeant: Ancic, Sara J. - 325th Force Support Squadron Koch, Bryan P. - 325th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Woods, Hervey H

  • Wounded Warriors visit Tyndall

    Five servicemembers with the Wounded Warrior Program from San Antonio's Center for the Intrepid toured Tyndall Air Force Base Sept. 16. They were joined by members of the local Red Rivers Rats association, a group of veterans who flew fighter jets in Vietnam. The warriors were here on an adaptive

  • Airmen assist in clean-up, local schools open without delay

    Team Tyndall members have recently put forth a major effort in cleaning up two local schools; Margaret K. Lewis and Oscar Patterson. Due to the plethora of volunteers, both schools were able to open in time for the students to attend the first day, as scheduled. "I was a little worried about the

  • Oktoberfest strikes again

    Tyndall Air Force Base hosted the 10th Annual Oktoberfest on Sept. 18. More than 1,000 people from Tyndall and the surrounding community attended the event. "Oktoberfest is a community happening where everyone can come together and relax and get to know each other," said Wendy Poppell, Director of

  • Captured bear

    A 175-pound female bear was captured and relocated by 325th Civil Engineer Squadron Natural Resources Sept. 11 on Tyndall Air Force Base. The number of bear related incidents at Tyndall AFB has climbed to more than 100 in the last month and the need to take drastic measures has surfaced. While no

  • Drug free Tyndall

    The Tyndall Air Force Base Drug Demand Reduction program won the 2008 Department of Defense Drug Demand Reduction Program Award. "The Drug Demand Reduction Program at Tyndall is an exceptional program, which has had a remarkable success in increasing drug awareness and deterring substance abuse,"