• Walking through history: EHRI director visits Dyess and LAMB

    U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Emily Shade, director of the Enlisted Heritage Research Institute at Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, Ala., learns how to properly assemble a practice munition at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, Nov. 20, 2017. Shade visited the 7th Munitions Squadron to research bomber

  • Dyess Delinquents: Military Justice Summary October 2017

    OFFICE OF THE STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE DYESS DELINQUENTS:MILITARY JUSTICE SUMMARY OCTOBER 2017COURTS- MARTIAL SUMMARY:A1C: Member did not report to work for several days. AFOSI, SFSOI, and local law enforcement began searching for the member, who was eventually found in the local area. Member was

  • Air Force veteran receives diploma after more than 50 years

    According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, 1.9 million people graduated from high school in 1962, earning a diploma that they could later display to family, friends and colleagues. For Robert Terry, a U.S. Air Force veteran, earning his diploma was an adventure spanning more than

  • 9th Bomb Squadron recognizes Top Bat

    The 9th BS came up with a new program to recognize an Airman in the squadron who has gone above and beyond. The winner was voted on by peers in the squadron. Capt. Alex “Auto” Benson, 9th BS exercises and plans specialist, won the Top Bat award.

  • Dyess hosts first Total Force Leadership Development Program

    Members of Dyess Air Force Base hosted the Total Force Leadership Development Program here Nov. 8, 2017. The course was designed to help encourage and grow not only Airmen; enlisted, officer and civilians as leaders.The TFLDP consists of specially-designed courses that mix commercial leadership

  • Dyess hosts first Flight Commander’s Course

    The 7th Bomb Wing hosted a four-day Flight Commander’s Course for the first time here, Oct. 23 – 26, 2017. The course was designed to help prepare company grade officers for their new roles and responsibilities and equip them with the necessary skills and abilities to serve as officers in charge and

  • Fit for a King: C-130J pilot wins 2017 Dutch Huyser award

    One of Dyess’ own was selected as the 2017 Gen. Robert “Dutch” Huyser award recipient in the pilot category. Capt. Greg King, 317th Operations Support Squadron group tactician and C-130J Super Hercules pilot, won the award at the Air Force level for his outstanding proficiency and performance of

  • Domestic Abuse and How to Find Help Through the Family Advocacy Program

    No one deserves to be abused, and that includes you. Even though asking for help may be one of the hardest things you ever do, there're people who can help.Your installation’s Family Advocacy Program or military health care provider can assist you if you’re the victim of domestic abuse. If you

  • Energy Conservation Statement

    For us to remain the best, proudest Air Force in the world, we need to use our resources as productively as possible. Our force is more than 660,000 strong with our active-duty, National Guard, Reserve and civilian Airmen; each act from one of us can make a small difference in the world, but

  • Making Relationships Work

    Real romance isn't all hearts and kissy-face emojis. Healthy relationships take work, and dating — or marriage — within the military is no exception. Everyone deserves to feel safe and nurtured by their partner.Long-lasting relationships are built on trust, respect and communication. Every couple