• Team Dyess prepares for severe weather and tornadoes

    With severe weather season starting in April, understanding how tornado watches and warnings are issued on-base and for the city of Abilene is more important now than any other of year.April through July is tornado season, with May and June being the peak months. But like thunderstorms, tornadoes

  • Team Dyess member recognized by 12 AF

    Ronald G. Miller, 7th Contracting Squadron chief of infrastructure, was selected as the 12th Air Force Senior Civilian of the Year at a 12th Air Force award banquet held in Las Vegas Feb. 23.Each year, 12th Air Force officials recognize civilian employees for outstanding achievement based on the

  • Dyess installs last B-1 LCTP upgrade

    The Air Force's B-1 Bomber fleet has achieved a significant objective March 15 as the last active B-1 in the Air Force, located at Dyess, received necessary modifications to operate the Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod."The B-1 combined with the Laptop Controlled Targeting Pod upgrade is a perfect

  • AFSA does their part

    For 50 years, the Air Force Sergeants Association has been the voice of the Air Force's enlisted force. Their mission is to speak out on behalf of all grades of Air Force active duty, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, retirees, veterans and family members.AFSA works closely with elected

  • Officials announce Dyess E-8 selects

    Air Force officials selected 1,274 of 12,378 eligible master sergeants for promotion to senior master sergeant for a selection rate of 10.29 percent.The average score for those selected was 665.57, with an average time in grade of 4.30 years and an average time in service of 19.76 years. The average

  • 7 MXG holds annual load crew competition

    The 7th Maintenance Group held their annual load crew competition here March 9.The competition featured two load crew teams, consisting of four Airmen on each team loading B-1 Bombers with a dummy bomb, competing against one another for load crew of the year."This year's competition was even more