Tyndall welcomes home returned deployers

The 325th Fighter Wing is proud to welcome back Airmen who returned in the past month from deployment overseas to hardship and combat environments in support of the Global War on Terror. Please congratulate the following Airmen on their safe return: Captain Margaret M. Rios, 325th Communications

Don't feed the animals

Balfour Beatty Communities held a Resident Bear Aware Briefing at the Community Management Office Aug. 25 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to teach residents how to respond to bears and prevent them from entering base housing. With almost 100 cases of bears in housing over the last month, bear citings are at

Flight line fine dining

Tyndall youth perform

September promotion

Congratulations to all of Tyndall Air Force Base September promotees. Promoted to Captain: Scovel, Dawn A - 325th Medical Operations Squadron Promoted to First Lieutenant: Brown, Kimberly C. - Student Chang, Jocelyn - Student Damota, Cody A. - Student Herrera, Ruskin C. - Student Hopkins, Derek D. -

U.S. Air Force Honor Guard takes the stage

Hurricane evacuation

Last weekend's visit from Tropical Storm Claudette was a short one to the Florida Panhandle, with no major damage reported to Tyndall AFB or the communities outside the base. Strong winds and rain hit the area, but it could have been much, much worse. Had things gone in a different direction and

Football season is around the corner

The National Football League season is approaching Sept. 10 and Football Frenzy events will take place every following Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. after kick-off at the Sports Lounge to celebrate the regular NFL Football season. "We love how involved people get with Football Frenzy," said Sarah

Community gathers to rebuild children's home

Volunteers from Tyndall Air Force base and the local community teamed together Saturday to help rebuild the Taunton Family Children's Compound in Wewahitchka, Fla. The compound, built by David and Abigail Taunton in 1979, has been home to more than 300 of the area's orphaned and abandoned children.

2009 ESOHCAMP highlights Tyndall compliance

Officials from Air Education and Training Command finished a weeklong Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment and Management Program inspection during an out-brief at the 325th Air Control Squadron Auditorium Aug. 14. Teddy James, AETC Headquarters ESOHCAMP and EMS