• CSAF visits Dyess

    The Air Force chief of staff visited here Dec. 12-14 and spoke with 7th Bomb Wing Airmen about current operations, upcoming changes across the force and how Airmen are in the fight. "Like every other main operating base, Dyess is a wonderful launching opportunity when you think of the C-130s and

  • After 40 years engineer flight chief retires

    One of the longest serving federal government employees will be retiring Jan. 31, after serving for more than 40 years. Billy D. Rich, 7th Civil Engineer Squadron Engineering Flight chief recently announced his retirement. He has been a part of Team Dyess since March 1967. The time he spent at Dyess

  • Congratulations to Dyess major selects

    Congratulations to the following captains who were selected for major:7th OGDIGIOIA, SCOTT M 9 BS DYKAS, JAMES E 9 BS FOURNIER, RICHARD M 9 BS KRAMER, JOSPEH K 9 BS PATCHEN, ERIK M 9 BS RANAUDO, BRIAN M 9 BS STEGALL, SIDNEY L JR 9 BS WALLACE, BRIAN P 9 BS ANAYA, LANNY REY 28 BS DIEHL, DANIEL C 28

  • ALS graduates

    Congratulations to the following Airmen who graduated Airman Leadership Class 08-A:Manuel Aponte, 7th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Adam Beaver, 40th Airlift Squadron Brian Bland, 7th Civil Engineer Squadron Christopher Brushett, 7th Equipment Maintenance Squadron Joseph Castleman, 317th Aircraft

  • New notice informs computer users of consent of monitoring

    Users of DoD computer systems at Dyess soon will see a new notice on their government computer screens informing them that their e-mails are subject to monitoring and that use of the computer means they recognize and consent to that monitoring. The revised language will appear at Dyess in December,