• Additional Airmen needed for Tops In Blue

    Air Force Services Agency officials are still looking for Airman to join the 2010 Tops In Blue team here."Tops In Blue is known for its music. In fact, it is one of the few touring shows that feature a full live band and this year is no exception," said Tom Edwards, Chief of Air Force Entertainment.

  • Deployment briefings important for spouses

    When your spouse is deployed, it is inevitable that your car will break down, your house will spring a leak, and everyone in the household will come down with a rare illness.The good news is there is help, no matter what the situation. And the best place to start is the Airman and Family Readiness

  • Varying levels of exchange support available to entire military community

    When a contractor, family member, Department of Defense civilian or other visitors onto Dyess Air Force Base, the first words out of their mouth will typically be, "who can shop at the base exchange?" Army & Air Force Exchange Services fast food and convenience stores are open to virtually anyone.

  • Facility Enhancement Recognition Program to start March 10

    The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron is to start the "Facility Enhancement Recognition Program." Every group/tenant organization on Dyess can submit two facility nominees per quarter to be judged on cleanliness, housekeeping, maintenance and other items within the facility occupant's control. Nominations

  • Video competition at MyAirForceLife.com

     What does MyAirForceLife.com have in common with YouTube, the world's most popular online video community? Like YouTube, MyAirForceLife.com accepts video clips, allowing the global community to watch, share, and vote on videos online.What's different is visitors to MyAirForceLife.com have an

  • Week long focus encourages saving for the future

    Officials at Airman & Family Readiness Centers everywhere are gearing up for the 2010 Military Saves Week and Military Youth Saves Week Feb. 21 - 28.The campaign promotes financial readiness among Airmen and their families by encouraging them to effectively manage or eliminate their debt and to

  • 317 AG change of command

    Through the posting of the colors, the playing of the National Anthem, by the words shared by official party, through the command of "officers face" and by Col. Dan P. Dagher accepting the 317th Airlift Group organizational flag, a new commander was consummated. "Who wouldn't be excited to lead such

  • 41 Dyess Airmen graduate ALS

    Forty-one Dyess Air Force Base Airmen graduated Airman Leadership School here Feb. 10. The 36 students of class 10-C spent more than five weeks learning leadership, followership, how to write enlisted performance reports and more. Names with an asterisk (*) indicate individuals who graduated with