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  • 317th Airlift Wing

    The 317th Airlift Wing is the latest in a long line of airlift organizations to lead the Abilene Airlifters C-130 mission. Five different wings/groups have led the Dyess AFB C-130 mission since the first C-130A arrived in the Big Country in 1961. The 317th assumed control of the Dyess AFB airlift

  • 317th Maintenance Group

    317th Aircraft Maintenance SquadronThe 317th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron support the nation's war-fighting capability by performing flightline maintenance on 28 assigned C-130Js, valued at $1.5 billion, accomplishing global reach missions under the auspices of the 317th Airlift Wing, 18th Air

  • 317th Operations Group

    317th Operations Support SquadronThe 317th Operations Support Squadron is responsible for C-130J combat effectiveness. The squadron directs flight operations, war plans, aircrew/aircraft scheduling, combat tactics, aircrew training, cargo delivery, deployment planning and execution, simulator

  • 436th Training Squadron

    The 436th Training Squadron provides formal training to Air Combat Command using 15 schools at Dyess and 38 other programs exported directly to units for local training needs.Training includes command and control, air, ground and weapons safety, Air Force Operations Resource Management System,

  • 489th Bomb Group

    MISSION The 489th Bomb Group (489 BG) is a geographically separated unit with its headquarters, the 307th Bomb Wing, located at Barksdale AFB, Louisiana. The 489 BG operates in a classic association with the 7th Bomb Wing at Dyess AFB, Texas, flying the B-1B Lancer and overseeing three subordinate

  • 7th Bomb Wing

    7th Bomb Wing The 7th Bomb Wing is the host unit at Dyess and is assigned to 8th Air Force at Barksdale AFB, La. The wing is a component of Air Force Global Strike Command, headquartered at Barksdale AFB, La.The wing is composed of many units working in unison to support logistic, operations,

  • 7th Maintenance Group

    7th Maintenance Group More than 1,500 members of the 7th Maintenance Group provide organizationaland intermediate levels of maintenance for B-1Bs assigned to the 7th BombWing and C-130Js assigned to Air Mobility Command's 317th Airlift Wing. Thegroup's major role is to provide mission-capable B-1B

  • 7th Medical Group

    The 7th Medical Group includes over 300 personnel dedicated to providing community health services to Team Dyess, expert Airman-medics to combatant commanders, and world-class medical and dental care to a population of nearly 20,000. The Group has an Ambulatory Healthcare and Patient Centered

  • 7th Mission Support Group

    The 7th Mission Support Group is responsible for all base facilities, support, readiness and logistics functions including civil engineering, security, supply, transportation, fuels, contracting, communications, family support, food, education and recreation services supporting a

  • 7th Operations Group

    The 7th Operations Group is the operational flying component of the United States Air Force 7th Bomb Wing, stationed at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas. The group is responsible for executing global conventional bombing directed by proper command authority. It is the largest B-1B operations group

  • 7th Operations Support Squadron

    Lineage. Constituted as 7 Airdrome Squadron on 7 Nov 1942. Activated on 21 Nov 1942. Inactivated on 20 Aug 1948. Disbanded on 8 Oct 1948. Reconstituted, and consolidated (29 Aug 1991) with the 7 Operations Support Squadron, which was constituted as 7 Operations Squadron on 4 Jun 1952.

  • Dorm Management Office

    The Dorm Management Office will help with any needs concerning the safety and welfare of the Airmen living in the Dyess dorms. If you need to put in a maintenance work order, contact the DMO using the info listed below or go to the Air Force Connect App, save Dyess as your favorite, click Dorm

  • Dyess History

    The base is named after Lt. Col. William Edwin Dyess, a native of Albany, Texas, who was captured by the Japanese on Bataan in April 1942. Dyess escaped in April 1943 and fought with guerilla forces on Mindanao until evacuated by submarine in July 1943. During retraining in the United States, his

  • Environmental Documents

    Urban Wildlife Interactions FlyerAir Force officials receive closure letter for environmental restoration siteEnvironmental Assessment for Slow Routes within the Dyess AFB regionRemedial Action AppendixB-47 Crash SitePFOS/PFOA Water Sampling MFR 2023 Stormwater MS4 Annual ReportThe AFCEC CERCLA