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  • Dyess Air Force Base, TX - Two Airman in full MOP gear held the ribbon for Colonel Timothy Ray, at a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the newly renovated CES readiness shop

    New readiness facility

  • Staff Sgt. Larry Hamlin, 7th Component Maintenance Squadron, and his coworkers, Master Sgt. Mark Carroll (left) and Staff Sgt. Jaime Barajas (right) welcome Lt. Gen. Norman R. Seip, 12th Air Force and Air Forces Southern commander, to Dyess? 7th CMS shop, where the General received a Lean briefing and met many of the maintenance troops.

    12th Air Force commander visits Dyess

    Lieutenant Gen. Norman R. Seip, 12th Air Force and Air Forces Southern commander, made the first of his seven base visits here Monday. The base visits are part of a commitment he made to look at each base's operations first hand when he took over as 12th Air Force commander, the general said. During his visit, he met with wing leadership and Airmen

  • 7th Bomb Wing welcomes new commander

    The 7th Bomb Wing welcomed a new commander following a change of command ceremony July 28 at the 3-Bay Hangar. Colonel Timothy Ray replaced Col. Garrett Harencak, who is moving on as Air Combat Command's deputy director of requirements at Langley Air Force Base, Va. Colonel Ray and his wife Rhonda are making this their first stop to Team Dyess
  • Colonel Garrett Harencak relinquished command of the 7th Bomb Wing July 28 at the 3-Bay Hangar.

    Commander says goodbye to Team Dyess

    Two years ago, in my first Commander’s Corner, I wrote what a great honor it was to be the wing commander for Team Dyess. Today, as I change command, and Tanya and I begin another chapter in our Air Force journey, I humbly thank you all for two fantastic years in command of the greatest base in the Department of Defense! We have been and will
  • Colonel Garrett Harencak, 7th Bomb Wing commander, passes the 7th Medical Group guideon to Col. Kent Helwig, who took command of the 7th MDG July 6 at The Heritage Club.

    7th Medical Group welcomes new commander

    The 7th Medical Group welcomed a new commander during a ceremony at The Heritage Club July 6. Colonel Kent Helwig replaced Col. (Dr.) Richard D. Trifilo, who retired after 26 years of service. The new commander and his wife, Kay, are making this their first stop at Dyess after he served as the deputy command surgeon at Headquarters, Pacific Air
  • A B-1B Lancer refuels from a KC-135 Stratotanker during a recent Operation Enduring Freedom mission. Both aircraft are deployed to the 40th Air Expeditionary Group (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Jason Smith)

    B-1s dropping bombs on those engaged with Coalition forces

     Airmen from the 40th Air Expeditionary Group continue to make their presence felt in Operation Enduring Freedom through bombs dropped by B-1Bs. Just 30 days into Air Expeditionary Force Rotation 1/2, about 200 Airmen from here forward deployed to support the Coalition ground forces closer to the battlefront. According to Col. Scott Vander Hamm, 40
  • Colonel James Hammes assumes command of the 7th Mission Support Group July 7 at the parade grounds. He formerly server as the 7th Bomb Wing Inspector General and replaces Col. Steven Tippets, who is retiring after 27 years of service.

    7th MSG welcomes new commander

    The 7th Mission Support Group received a new commander July 7 as Col. James Hammes III took command of the 7th MSG at the parade grounds. Colonel Hammes replaced Col. Steven Tippets, who is retiring after 27 years of service. The new commander is taking over the 7th MSG after serving as the 7th Bomb Wing Inspector General since 2004. Colonel Hammes
  • Lt. Col. Jeff Roetzel, 9th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, places a 4,000 hour patch on his uniform just after completing a recent Operation Enduring Freedom combat mission. Colonel Roetzel is the first pilot to ever reach 4,000 flying hours in a B-1B. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Patrick Mitchell)

    B-1B pilot becomes first-ever to reach 4,000 B-1 hours; record should stand for some time

    A 9th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron pilot forever etched his name in the history books as he became the first pilot to go more than 4,000 flying hours in the B-1B. Lieutenant Col. Jeff Roetzel recently completed an Operation Enduring Freedom combat mission that put him on a plateau that no other pilot has ever reached. Immediately after landing at

  • Mesquite Grove maintains sanctuary status

    The Mesquite Grove Golf Course is once again one of the only Department of Defense golf courses that has earned and maintained the moniker of "Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary" by the Big Country Audubon Society. The other course is at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, and the reason Dyess and they are the only bases to earn the title

  • 7th MUNS wins AF level explosive safety award

    The 7th Munitions Squadron recently received an explosives safety award from the Air Force. The recognition is the third consecutive year a safety award has been given to the squadron. "Safety is the key to our success in the ammo and weapons community. This squadron has taken care of the mission and kept their focus on safety for the last three
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