Dyess wraps up Fire Prevention Week

Dyess AFB held a variety of educational activities on fire safety for children during Fire Prevention Week. This year's fire prevention campaign, “Smoke alarms: Make them work for you!” seeks to inform everyone about the vital role of working smoke alarms in preventing fatalities during home fires.

317th AW hosts 774th TAS reunion

21 ATF, 21 CABS bring evolution of airpower to Dyess

The 21st Air Task Force (ATF) hosted an assumption of command ceremony Oct. 8th at Dyess. Dyess is one of six Air Force installations, and the only Air Force Global Strike Command base, to be chosen to receive an ATF command element during the Air Force’s ATF Units of Action pilot program. Air Task

Dyess B-1s commemorate ROK Armed Forces Day with flyover, CAS training event

A U.S. B-1B Lancer from Dyess AFB participated in a combined flyover with two Republic of Korea Air Force F-16K Slam Eagles as part of the ROK Armed Forces Day celebration over Seongnam’s Seoul Air Base in the Gyeonggi Province, Oct. 1, 2024.

Nine years later: TORQE 62 remembered

Dyess B-1s support ROK Armed Forces Day

From the courtroom to the field: Staff judge advocate brings teamwork to the mainstage

Since 1823, people around the world have played the sport of rugby showcasing teamwork and athleticism on the field.For Lt. Col. Saleem Razvi, 7th Bomb Wing Legal Office staff judge advocate, the game of rugby is more than just a sport. It’s a way to show teamwork in the military while representing

Dyess hosts Air Force Ball for 77th Anniversary

Always ready to take on the challenge: Master Sgt. Sneed

A sharp burst of instantly recognizable noise pierces over the radio, filling the air with an urgent message that a 15-year-old girl has been kidnapped from the streets by three men.

‘STARDOC’ program ready for liftoff at Dyess AFB

A 7th Medical Group initiative aimed at improving connectivity and agility for deployed military medics has been cleared for takeoff at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas in West Central Texas.  The program, dubbed “STARDOC,” equips medics with a portable, high-speed internet connection able to connect to