Practice makes perfect

Lancers fly all night long

New law allows salutes in civvies during anthem

New law allows salutes in civvies during anthem 10/31/2008 - WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Veterans and servicemembers not in uniform can now render the military-style hand salute during the playing of the national anthem, thanks to changes in federal law that took effect in October. "The military salute is

5 named "Load Crew of the Quarter"

Deployed Airmen volunteer during orphanage day in Honduras

Team Dyess Airman of the Quarter announced

Honoring Airmen for exceptional service has been a long standing tradition at Dyess Air Force Base. The latest Airman to be awarded for her outstanding performance is Senior Airman Adrian Eckert, 7th Contracting Squadron contract administrator. Airman Eckert was named Airman of the Quarter for the

Postal service sets holiday mailing guidelines

As the holidays approach and people start thinking about what they are going to send loved ones and friends serving overseas, there are a few dates to keep in mind. "The earliest deadline is for troops that are serving in the Iraq [and] Afghanistan area," Al DeSarro said, spokesman for the western

Dyess Airmen help provide water to flood-affected community

Servicemembers here are involved in a 10-day water filtration project scheduled to end Nov. 5 after a weeklong stretch of rain flooded a community near La Paz, Honduras. Joint Task Force-Bravo servicemembers are providing water to the community as not only homes ruined, but also their well water

Fall Fest gets families in the holiday spirit

Dyess' AFSO21 culture in line with ACC, Lean thinking

In keeping with Air Combat Command, commander Gen. John Corley's key focus areas for Air Force Smart Operations - 21st Century, Dyess is implementing more and more "Lean-type" processes to create a culture that constantly combats waste. Since its inception in the 7th Maintenance Group in November