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America's Recycle Day

Wednesday is America Recycles Day. It is a day to encourage Americans to recycle and buy recycled products. First celebrated in 1997, the number of participants has grown each year as communities and individuals renew their commitment to preserving our planet's resources. The more people recycle,

Process Change for Tyndall Insurance Cards

The Tyndall Clinic third party collection program has ramped up a new process to reduce the amount of paperwork patients fill out, while maintaining the currency of insurance information on file.   The Third Party Collection Insurance Card is at the center of this new process.  Each clinic,

Team Tyndall succeeds, reaches CFC goals

After six weeks, the 2006 Combined Federal Campaign ended Nov. 2 and Tyndall exceeded its goal by nine percent. "I can't say enough about what an awesome job the key workers did to make this happen and the generosity of all of the members of Tyndall," said Senior Master Sgt. Billy Simmons, 325th

Mandatory No Fear Act training available for civilians

Tyndall civilian personnel, federal and non-appropriated fund, are required to take No Fear Act training by Nov. 17. The Notification and Federal Employee Antidiscrimination and Retaliation Act of 2002, also known as the No Fear Act, requires Federal agencies to be accountable for violations of

Tyndall’s recycling center provides a closer look at recycling

Tyndall's Recycling Center has come a long way since its inception in March 1992. Then, the only items recycled were corrugated cardboard, aluminum cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles and white ledger paper. Currently, the center has expanded its operation to include all cardboard, newspapers,

Major General Morrow takes helm at 1st AF

Maj. Gen. Henry Morrow took command of First Air Force, Air Forces Northern, and the Continental U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Command Region at a change of command ceremony here Wednesday. General Morrow is the former mobilization assistant to the commander, NORAD, and comes to Tyndall with

Two new force shaping options announced

The Air Force started offering two programs to help meet its fiscal year 2007 Enlisted Force Shaping goals and Tyndall is ready to assist. Approximately 60 Airmen here will fall into the date of separation rollback program while others will be eligible to apply for limited active-duty service