New paint, lighting on Dyess taxiway make it possible for C-130 ops to continue after runway closure

Operation 'Beanie Baby' provides war-weary Iraqi children with cuddly commodities

Although it may be easy to forget, there is a very human side to any conflict. That human component is usually unpredictable, something troops come face to face with when they least expect to. But because of two Abilenians, members of the 40th Airlift Squadron (deployed with the 370th Air

Latest Exchange Catalog Offers Jump Start on Holiday Shopping

The exchanges are making it easier for authorized shoppers to beat the holiday shopping rush with the 2007 Exchange Holiday Catalog. Filled with gifts and collectibles from Disney, Waterford, Hummel, Bose, Apple, Sharp and more, the new catalog offers more than 900 gift ideas, with many priced under

Busted putter/racquet tournament to take place

Dyess' Busted Putter/Busted Racquet tournament will take place Oct. 5 at the Mesquite Grove golf course. Shotgun start will be at noon. Cost is $35 for Dyess players and includes green fees, cart, range balls, goody bag, prizes and awards dinner at the Heritage Club. Social hour starts at 5 p.m.,

379 EM“X”G Technicians Perform Miraculous “Surgeries”

Knife, scalpel, clamps...just what the doctor requested while performing "serious" surgery in the operating room. The article title and opening words may seem somewhat confusing when also looking at their accompanying pictures. But day in and day out, the men and women of the 379th Expeditionary

Sparks are flying

Busted

7th EOD trains

Lasting heritage to limitless horizons

Sixty years ago--President Harry Truman set the wheels in motion that directed the establishment of the United States Air Force. It was a move that broke tradition. It was move that changed military culture. And, it was a move that put airpower in its proper place--as the preeminent purveyor of the

7th Security Forces deploy