Air Force teams move on in B-Ball championships

Exercise simulates containment procedures

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: Capt. Blair Byrem, 16th Electronic Warfare

Commander's Shadow Program

Hybrid car drives green initiatives

The first hybrid vehicle in Air Education and Training Command was assigned to the 325th Fighter Wing commander May 8 at Tyndall. Brig. Gen. Darryl Roberson, 325 FW commander, received his new 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid at the base transportation building. "Upgrading the 325th Fighter Wing command

Artist's work unveiled at Tyndall

The 325th Fighter Wing leadership unveiled a painting May 8 in their command section which was created by a local Panama City, Fla., artist. Paul Richard Brent, often referred to as "America's best known coastal artist," was honored by Tyndall senior leadership for his painting of an F-22 Raptor,

AETC to automate entry control

Drivers pulling up at gates on Air Education and Training Command bases will have something new to greet them later this year -- the Defense Biometric Identification System, or DBIDS. The most visible part of DBIDS, which has already been introduced at Air Force bases around the world, is the

Tyndall Airmen win Air Combat Command awards

Airmen from the 83rd Fighter Weapons Squadron and one from the 53rd Test Support Squadron were notified recently of their Air Combat Command-level award wins for the 2009 Science, Technology and Engineering Awards in the category of Scientist, Engineer and Science and Engineering Educator.These

AOC vice commander takes final flight

Col. Randy Spear, vice commander of the 601st Air and Space Operations Center, took his final flight in an F-15 Eagle with the 95th Fighter Squadron May 1. This final sortie, referred to as a 'fini flight,' marks the end of a pilot's flying career at his unit or in his military career. In keeping

325 SFS helps youths see inner potential

For 10 troubled young men from the Liberty Juvenile Unit for Special Treatment in Bristol, Fla., May 5 was no ordinary day, but a chance to receive some respite from the confines of juvenile delinquency. The 325th Security Forces Squadron hosted the teenagers, who ranged from ages 15 to 18, on a