• Operation Dyess Kids deploy children to a galaxy far, far away

    Kylee Barnes, Operation Dyess Kids 2016 participant, looks down the sights of an M240 Bravo medium machine gun mounted to a Humvee at Dyess Air Force, Base, Oct. 22, 2016. During the event, several units from around Dyess had displays to show the children different career fields in the Air Force,

  • Fire prevention week keeps Dyess safe

    The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron fire emergency services flight raised awareness for fire safety and prevention as part of the National Fire Prevention Week from Oct. 9 to 15. Hosted by the National Fire Prevention Association since 1922, this week is set aside each year to promote education,

  • 337th TES Airmen name B-21

    Dyess Airmen assigned to the 337th Test and Evaluation Squadron, under the 53rd Wing at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., were recognized for naming the Air Force’s new long-range strike bomber, the B-21 Raider. The aircraft has been named in honor of the Doolittle Raiders of World War II. The 337th TES

  • Dyess supports 2016 Combined Federal Campaign

    The 2016 Combined Federal Campaign began Sept. 26 and will continue through Nov. 4.The mission of the CFC is to provide all federal employees the opportunity to support causes in a focused, cost-efficient and effective way.“This year’s motto, ‘Show Some Love,’ recognizes the service and sacrifices

  • Range Trespass Notice

    The 7th Security Forces Squadron, Combat Arms Section has two local firing ranges on Dyess AFB, that everyone needs to be aware of. The small arms firing range is a fully contained range located at 497 Ave. E, Bldg. 8118. The grenade range is located south of the Combat Arms range, at the

  • E-4Bs realign under Eighth Air Force, 595th CACG stands up

    The Eighth Air Force has another aircraft in its inventory, and it’s not a bomber. The E-4B, which serves as the National Airborne Operations Center (NAOC) and is a key component of the National Military Command System for the President, the Secretary of Defense, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

  • Lawyer finds path to service in Air Force Reserve

    Rumbling tanks, riot police, tear-gas grenades and hungry citizens standing in lines for bread and meat rations.  These could be scenes from many war movies or deployments, but they are not. These are Capt. Tomasz Nowak’s memories from his childhood in Communist Poland in the early 1980s.Nowak, who