• Dyess Youth Center Sports Program earns NAYS Excellence award

    Recently, the Dyess Youth Center was recognized for excellence by the National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) for the youth sports program.Each year, five NAYS affiliates from across the nation are recognized by NAYS with the Excellence Award. The award goes to the top-qualifying communities that

  • Dyess Airmen return from historic deployment

    More than 350 Dyess Airmen returned to Dyess Air Force Base from a six-month deployment to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility Feb. 1, 2015.While deployed to Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, Dyess Airmen generated missions in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Freedom's Sentinel

  • Out with the old, in with the new: B-1 APS makes space for new parts

    The B-1 Aircraft Parts Store from 7th Logistic Readiness Squadron has recently taken steps to reorganize inventory and streamline the purchasing processes for the parts needed by B-1 maintainers.Several Airmen from the B-1 APS have taken the initiative to streamline their supply process. Their job

  • Biomedical Sciences Corps is celebrating their 50th Anniversary

    The Air Force designated Jan. 26 to 30 as Biomedical Sciences Corps Appreciation Week, to recognize and highlight the achievements of the men and women who comprise the BSC.Please join the Air Force in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the BSC and recognizing the contributions of these outstanding

  • Dyess to present Air Installation Compatible Use Zone Study

    Dyess Air Force Base is hosting an open house on Feb. 3, 2015, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Tye Community Center to present Dyess' Air Installation Compatible Use Zone Study.The AICUZ study identifies aircraft noise and accident potential zones associated with Dyess' flying operations.By analyzing the

  • Air Force BMT introduces innovative Capstone Week

    Air Force basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph-Lackland will soon restructure its current eight-and-a-half-week course to make room for a new five-day program called Capstone Week, beginning Jan. 27 with trainees entering BMT."Our basic military training today does a tremendous

  • One STEP ahead

    "Do you believe in the Christmas spirit? Do you believe somebody could walk into this room as a staff sergeant and leave it as a tech sergeant?"Staff Sgt. Raven Taylor, 7th Medical Operations Squadron medical technician, went to work at the 7th Medical Group building Dec. 22, as she had for the past

  • Tye Gate construction

    Construction began at here  Dec. 15, 2014, to remove and replace pavement between Military Drive and the Tye Gate with concrete slabs.The Tye gate is expected to remain closed for the duration of the construction, which will continue into March. Dyess personnel may experience delays at the Arnold