Team Dyess runs for Arthritis

Twelve Dyess airmen will participate in the 2nd Annual Capital to Coast Oct. 12-15, a 223-mile relay race to raise money for arthritis research.There are more than 100 different types of arthritis with no known cure and an estimated 67 million Americans will be affected in the next 20 years. More

Airmen qualify with M-9

372 TRS Detachment 20 trains new airmen

Dyess spouses take flight

Heritage Club re-opens dining room

Green Knights host motorcycle safety course

Dyess receives eighth C-130J

Dyess airmen undergo water survival training

Ten Dyess airmen attended Survival Evasion Resistance Escape training Sept. 22, 2011 at Fort Phantom Hill Lake to stay updated on water survival training. Dyess aircrew underwent five hours of training for bail-out situations should the pilot need to make an emergency water landing. "Aircrews

Polish maintenance officers visits Dyess

Four Polish air force officers visited here to receive two weeks of fundamental maintenance and management skills training from 317th Maintenance Officers.The officers shadowed the production superintendent from the 317th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and 317th Maintenance Squadron and others.While

Dyess attempts to continue its reign in GSC

Editor's Note: This is part two in a three-part series highlighting the 2011 Global Strike Challenge teams. Next month will feature the Security Forces teams.Top-performing airmen from the 7th Maintenance Group competed here Sept. 27 in a weapons building and loading competition. Scores from this