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  • Dining Facility closed until April

    The Berg-Liles Dining Facility closed Saturday for approximately one month. Throughout March, contractors will be working to repair and replace the facility's drainage system. Airmen who are Essential Station Messing meal card holders will receive Base Allowance for Subsistence in their March 15

  • Summer program gets started

    More than 10 years ago, a program was created at Tyndall Air Force Base to help provide summer employment for all. As the summer months approach, the Summer Hire Program 2008 gets under way. The Summer Hire Program, run by the 325th Mission Support Squadron civilian personnel flight, offers students

  • Tiger’s run ends; runner-ups

    The Tyndall Tigers Men's varsity basketball team place second in the annual Southeastern Military Athletic Conference post season basketball tournament held Feb. 16-18 at Hurlburt Field. Game 1 In Tyndall's first game of the tourney, they were matched up against the Naval Station Mayport Hurricanes

  • 2 Fighter Squadron pilots aid in New Orleans

    With their training schedules jos-tled by a two-month grounding, eight pilots from the F-15 basic course at Tyndall packed in, loaded up and headed for south Louisiana and the Big Easy. Capt. Teague Bodley, 1st Lt. John Newman, Capt. Shelby Robb, 1st Lt. Jonah Brown, Capt. Matt Werner, 1st Lt.

  • Wing showcases Air Force dominance to local community

    Once again the civilian community neighboring Tyndall Air Force Base was impressed by air and professional dominance during the annual Bay County Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Bay visit to the base Feb. 20. "The curriculum is intended to inform business leaders of what makes Bay County tick and

  • Airman receives medal for heroic act

    A Team Tyndall Airman was awarded the Airman's Medal for non-combative heroic actions in a surprise ceremony here Friday. Airman 1st Class Keith Johnson, 81st Range Control Squadron weapons director technician, received the award for voluntarily risking his own life to save a couple from a burning

  • The Call of Duty sweeps Tyndall

    Tyndall Air Force Base servicemembers have found a way to interact with one another outside of work without actually seeing each other in person. A group of Airmen have been spending a majority of their off-duty time playing a game called "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare," for the Xbox 360

  • A role model stems from Tyndall

    Some can say earning the award started in 1992, when Ann Garner, 325th Civil Engineer Squadron Engineering Flight chief, first entered into the environmental engineering field, in the private sector. After sixteen years and many awards and honors, Ms. Garner was presented the 2008 Women's History