• Leadership Texas visits Dyess

    More than 100 women who are business and community leaders from across Texas visited here Aug. 27 as part of the Leadership Texas program. The program provides education and training to women to improve to help make a better impact in the local community, state and the nation. According to the

  • Tops in Blue to visit Dyess-Abilene

    Tops in Blue is scheduled to perform a free show for the public Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Abilene Civic Center. Making its second visit in a year, the Tops in Blue performance consists of 35 Airmen chosen for their top entertainment and musical capabilities. Included in the group is one Dyess'

  • Abilene, Dyess partner for Big Country Air Fest

    A free Dyess/Big Country Air Fest was held Aug. 18 at the Abilene Regional Airport. The Experimental Aircraft Association and Dyess Air Force Base cooperated to feature acrobatic performances from the EAA and static aircraft displays, fly-bys and demos from B-1s, C-130s, B-52s, F-117s, and F-18s.

  • CES/CONS bumbles game 1, cruises in game 2 to secure championship

    The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron-Contracting Squadron needed only one victory to secure the base softball championship, as they defeated the 317th Operations Support Squadron 13-3 in the second game Aug. 14. The heavily-favored CES/CONS were expected to cruise to a championship after finishing the

  • American public sends nearly $5 million in telephone support to troops

    As personnel and temperatures "surge" in the Middle East, America continues to go above and beyond the call of duty to help Soldiers, Airmen, Marines and Sailors stay connected. In fact, contributions to the Department of Defense authorized phone card initiative, dubbed "Help Our Troops Call Home,"

  • Dyess’ 24th Enlisted Dining Out to occur in September

    The military has many traditions which play an important role in building morale, cohesion and esprit de corps. One of these long time traditions is the Dining Out, a formal military dinners that includes civilian family members and friends. This year, Dyess enlisted members will host their 24th