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  • Heart Link: Creating mission-ready spouses

    Heart Link, the Air Force's orientation program for military spouses, has scheduled their next session for 8 a.m. to noon, May 9 at the Heritage Club. The program is tailored toward spouses who have been a part of the military community for five years or less, but all spouses can benefit from this

  • Deployed emergency managers gather to hone skills

    They looked liked they were extras in a low-budget, sci-fi movie walking in slick green chemical suits with what looked like scuba-diving air tanks strapped to their backs. A massive dust storm added to the ambiance of the scene by casting a strange orange hue to the already odd-looking clan walking

  • Tyndall OSC awards scholarship

    The Tyndall Officers' Spouses' Club awarded $8,000 in academic scholarships to six Air Force family members at a reception Tuesday at the Heritage Club. High school seniors Sierra Seaman, David Mudge and Sean Hicks and Air Force spouses Ronnica Amour, Andrea Oliver and Anna Moore were selected out

  • Environmental Flight ushers in Earth Day

    In recognition of Earth Day, the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron environmental flight will host an environmental awareness booth from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday outside of the commissary. The environmental flight will feature an electric car from Sunelectro and the booth itself is going to be equipped

  • Tyndall Eagle pilots teach 'fine art' of air-to-air refueling to JASDF

    Two F-15C Eagle instructor pilots from Tyndall Air Force Base are conducting international training missions with Japan Air Self-Defense Force pilots this week at Naha Air Base, Japan. Maj. Brian Schafer, 95th Fighter Squadron instructor pilot, and Capt. Jeff Personius, 2nd Fighter Squadron

  • Sexual Assault Awareness Month, choices through awareness

    Last fiscal year, nearly 2,700 sexual assault allegations involving military servicemembers were reported, according to a Department of Defense report. While the number is lower than the previous year, the Tyndall Sexual Assault Response Coordinator's office is working to ensure a continued decrease

  • Smoke alarms save lives

    In 2004, the National Fire Protection Association reported that 96 percent of homes had at least one smoke alarm installed; however, 25 percent of those devices did not function. The biggest reason alarms failed was dead or missing batteries The NFPA also reports nearly half of deaths from home