• ACC command chief visits Dyess, answers key questions

    The Air Combat Command, command chief visited Dyess Aug. 14-15 for a site visit and to serve as the key note speaker for both an Airman Leadership School graduation and the annual Enlisted Dining Out. Command Chief Master Sgt. Stephen Sullens also answered some key questions about their importance

  • Class 08-F graduates from Airman Leadership School

    The following senior airmen, staff sergeants, and staff sergeant-selects graduated from Dyess' Airman Leadership School Aug. 14 in a ceremony at the base Heritage Club.Christopher Chambers, 7th Munitions Squadron Richard Chintamani, 7th Communications Squadron Malisha Jennett, 7th Operations Group

  • Military judge convicts, sentences staff sergeant in court-martial

    A staff sergeant assigned to the 317th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron was convicted by a general court-martial Aug. 8 for abusive sexual contact upon a person substantially incapacitated. The accused pled guilty and was sentenced by a military judge alone to 13 months confinement, reduction to airman

  • Reveille, retreat important traditions: a reminder from the base command chief

    Chief Master Sgt. David Goldie, the 7th Bomb Wing command chief, reminds the base populace of the following rules of professional behavior from Section 8C of the Professional Development Guide -- Professional Behavior, Page 163:8.5. Respect for the Flag. The procedures to use when showing respect to

  • We Care Team highlights 2008 award winners

    The following are the We Care Team's "Top 10" volunteers of 2008. They were chosen out of the WCT's 500 volunteers because they have volunteered for 22 percent of the project hours: 10 - Kassandra Burdick 9 - Staff Sgt. Randall Idell II, 7th Equipment Maintenance Squadron 8 - 1st Lt. Jennifer Idell,

  • 2 captains receive BSMs for deployments with Army

    Two 9th Bomb Squadron weapons systems officers received Bronze Star Medals in a ceremony here July 31 for their service as air liaison officers while deployed with Army units in Iraq. As the No. 1 "go-to" Air Force officers in each of their units, Capts. Edward Rivera and Jason Register were

  • Deputy base engineer retires after 33 years federal service

    1975 was a good year. Gas cost less than 60 cents per gallon, the average price of a new home was around $39,000, and the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War officially ended. It also marked the year when one Dyess civilian began his federal career that would eventually span more than three

  • All enlisted Airmen, guests invited to 25th Annual Dining Out

    Dyess' annual Enlisted Dining Out is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Abilene Civic Center, and all Team Dyess enlisted Airmen and their spouses and guests are invited to attend. This marks Dyess' 25th year of holding the Enlisted Dining Out, a variant of the dining in, which dates