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  • Team Tyndall hosts Elevate Expo for Mental Health Awareness Month

    In honor of May being Mental Health Awareness Month, the Tyndall Integrated Resilience Office hosted its second annual Elevate Expo, a comprehensive mental health awareness event designed to provide critical resources to military personnel and their families.

  • Connecting Tyndall’s Airmen and Families

    Tyndall Connects brings together a mix of clubs, organizations and groups from on base and the surrounding area where military members and civilians can come together to build relationships, share experiences and support one another, all aiming to cultivate a stronger and more united community.

  • Tyndall's LO Airmen protect F-35 stealth capabilities

    The 325th Maintenance Squadron low observable maintenance unit plays a crucial role in maintaining F-35A Lightning II aircraft at Tyndall, ensuring its stealth features stay ready via four major means: visual, infrared, audio and radar.

  • Airey NCOA welcomes new commandant

    Chief Master Sgt. Stephanie Patterson took responsibility of The Paul W. Airey Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Tyndall Air Force Base. She has a passion for enlisted professional military education and is prepared to lead instructors and students as they become leaders in the U.S. Air Force.

  • 325th MDSS: Supply and Demand

    Patient care within the 325th Medical Clinic may seem as simple as administering a vaccine or filling a cavity, but the 325th Medical Support Squadron works diligently behind the scenes to ensure that Team Tyndall’s Airmen can receive treatments long before a patient arrives.

  • 325th OSS conducts inter-flight training

    The 325th Operations Support Squadron conducted inter-flight training to train air traffic controllers and airfield managers on some of the respective duties and tasks in their respective career fields. The training is meant to expand the Airmen’s knowledge beyond their main career field to broaden

  • Maj. Lowe; hooked on Security Forces

    The United States Air Force is comprised of Airmen from all around the world and all walks of life. One particular Airman at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, is no exception.For Maj. Matthew Lowe, the 325th Security Forces Squadron’s new commander, his military journey began with a four year