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  • Checkered Flag 18-1 begins

    As the last of Tyndall’s partners arrived for Checkered Flag 18-1, the two-week exercise officially began and will last until Nov. 17, 2017.

  • Protect your cyber footprint

    As of October 2, 2017, the NYTimes published the article, 2.5 Million More People Potentially Exposed in Equifax Breach (announced September 7, 2017).

  • Diamond in the rough

    Communication is key in any well-organized unit a special duty within the Air Force ensures that two-way communication is not lost in translation. Those Airmen are a source of knowledge to commanders and the voice of the enlisted force – a diamond in the rough.

  • Chaplain Corps: An Airman’s spiritual resource

    As new Team Tyndall members settle in and start anew in the local area, the Chaplain Corps hopes they will consider making the Tyndall Chapel a part of their life. While permanent change of station moves are both exciting and stressful, being a part of a Chapel community can often help with the

  • Have you gotten your flu shot?

    Flu season is upon us and Tyndall Airmen can receive their yearly flu shot from the 325th Medical Group.All DOD TRICARE beneficiaries can get their vaccines at the 325th Medical Group.Influenza is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death. Every flu season is

  • Patches: ‘A Flying Memorial’ Part II

    Airmen and vehicles from three maintenance units at Kadena Air Base, Japan, lined the flightline, awaiting the takeoff of Patches, an F-15C Eagle. After being assumed dead for almost three years, she was to soar again. The crowd cheered with pride at the sight of her take flight. The rebuild team,

  • Be with those who are suffering, give them hope

    As the Florida sun beams down on a U.S. Air Force base flightline, a group of people form a circle in front of boxes carefully stacked on pallets. The group, gathered in prayer, hoping their words of hopefulness and their love are packed tightly between the supplies stored in the boxes.

  • Ride-For-Life

    The Tyndall First Sergeants Group is initiating a new program, Ride-For-Life, to combat incidents of Airmen driving while under the influence of alcohol.