• Dyess makes MSF Sport-Bike Course mandatory

    From Jan. 1, 2011 to March 28, 2012, Air Force members have been involved in over 268 reportable motorcycle mishaps resulting in 17 deaths and over 4,252 lost work days.According to the National Safety Council, a motorcyclist is 35 times more likely to be killed in an accident than a typical

  • CSAF: Total force integration key to increased effectiveness

    "Total Force Integration allows us to leverage Air Reserve Component experience, improve access to aircraft, encourage retention, and increase total force effectiveness," said Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz during opening remarks at the 18th Air Force TFI Summit here April 3-4.The

  • Muddy medics prove tough

    Aside from the expected fatigue and inevitable sun burn, Airmen from the 7th Medical Group are feeling at the top of their game. After completing a 12-mile Tough Mudder run March 31, with 24 military-style obstacles, not a single drop out and a greater feeling of camaraderie, Dyess' participants all

  • 7th AOF two for two

    Being the best out of 18 bases is tough. Doing it two years in a row is even harder, but that's exactly what Dyess Airmen did.The 7th Operations Support Squadron's Airfield Operations Flight was awarded the 2011 Air Combat Command Annual Airfield Operations Award for Airfield Management Facility of

  • 317 AG receives two AF level awards

    The 317th Airlift Group has added two more awards to its trophy case after winning Air Force level Ground Safety and Flight Safety Plaques March 2, 2012. The awards recognize organizations below major command, direct reporting unit and forward operating agency level for outstanding achievement in,

  • Military Spouse Appreciation Day

    Team Dyess will host Military Spouse Appreciation Day from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. May 11 at the Hanger Center. For more information, call (325) 696-8364.

  • Dyess Inn receives facelift

    Inns of Dyess recently completed the last of its $4.8 million renovation projects. The renovation began in December 2010 and ended on Feb. 8, 2012. The two-year project upgraded the interior of building 6240, 7407 and 7409."Throughout this two-year period they gutted everything in the rooms and