Commissaries remind customers to be prepared

With effects from Hurricane Katrina still lingering, the need to prepare for a disaster is just as valid today as it was two years ago. Government agencies recommend Americans keep a supply of essentials on hand above and beyond what they normally have on their kitchen shelves. Military families are

56 Club donates $ to deaf education in lieu of 'goodbye' gifts

B-1 takes a bath

7th OG welcomes new commander

The former director of operations, Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center, Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., assumed command of the 7th Operations Group May 22 from the 7th Bomb Wing commander during a change of command ceremony at the Three-Bay Hanger here. Colonel John C. Valle replaced

Dyess CCC leaves for Iraq

A member of Dyess' leadership will leave May 26 for another command chief position with the 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing in Balad, Iraq. Command Chief Master Sgt. Paul Wheeler and his wife, retired Master Sgt. Maira Wheeler, spent a year and a half at Dyess and are now moving on to another season of

America's Armed Forces Kids Run

'Zoolute to Dyess' 2007 honors military on Armed Forces Day

Dyess BX loss prevention team poised to decrease theft in 2007

In spite of an upgraded camera systems capable of recording to DVR as well as a 2002 amendment allowing federal retailers to pursue losses and administrative costs related to shoplifting, theft at the base exchange rose 1,425 percent, from four incidents in 2005 to 61 in 2006. As a result, the cost

Dyess offers 21-gun salute at retreat in honor of National Peace Officers Memorial Day

Cold tastes of home help deployed troops beat the summer heat

With temperatures soaring and personnel numbers surging, troops throughout Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom are reaching for cool drinks to beat the heat and keep up with the demanding pace of contingency operations. "Deployed Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors and Marines need significantly more to