Dyess Welcome Center Grand Opening

The Dyess Air Force Base Welcome Center held its grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony Aug. 29, 2022.

18th Air Force Command Team Visits Dyess AFB

The new 18th Air Force Commander, Maj. Gen. Corey Martin, and the 18th Air Force Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Chad Bickley, visited Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, on Aug. 24-25, 2022.

Aviation Resource Manager turned Medic reflects on one year since OAR

This month marks the one-year anniversary of Operation Allies Refuge and Allies Welcome, the largest Non-combatant Evacuation Airlift Operation in U.S. history from August 14-30, 2021.

Bomber and NC3 operators speak on leadership opportunities in the Mighty Eighth

As bomber and NC3 operators, there are many opportunities that exist within the 8th Air Force and J-GSOC arena. This feature focuses on four female operators who describe their path and background to their current roles.

Robot dogs modernize security patrols at Dyess

The 7th Security Forces Squadron is scheduled to conduct initial training with Robot Dogs at Dyess Air Force Base today Friday, Aug. 5, 2022.

Be RAD at Dyess: Developing multi-capable Airmen

When it comes to developing the future force, leaders need to account for training, development, recruitment and retention of personnel.

Dyess Gibson Family awarded “Military Family of the Year”

Senior Master Sgt. Katie Gibson, 317th Airlift Wing Inspector General Superintendent, Master Sgt. Kyle Gibson, 7th Bomb Wing Airman Leadership School Commandant, and their three children, Kristian, Kora and Kamden were awarded the Abilene Military Affairs Committee’s 2022 Military Family of the

18 Dyess Airmen earn Vierdaagse 4 Days March Foreign Military Medal in Nijmegen, Netherlands

After months of training, 18 Dyess Airmen earned the Vierdaagse 4 Days March Foreign Military Medal in Nijmegen, the Netherlands July 22, 2022.

Focus on: The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron

The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES), commanded by Lt. Col. Rick Vermillion, is responsible for Dyess Air Force Base’s real property infrastructure to include utilities and land. His squadron has an end strength of 327 personnel, to include 244 active duty military, 75 civilians, and 8 contractors.

317th Operation Support Squadron welcomes new commander