Dyess Families Reunite After Deployment Over The Holiday Season
As members of the 317th Airlift Group stepped off the plane at Dyess Air Force Base on Monday, family members rushed to greet them.
New proposal won't make more cuts to Bomber fleet
An Air Force proposal to save money over the next five years doesn't make additional cuts to the B-1 Bomber fleet, already slated to shrink by six aircraft.
Abilene Weighs Possibility of Major Cuts Affecting Dyess AFB
Dyess Air Force Base is the most important piece of Abilene's economic structure. But as the military considers making billions of dollars in cuts, the possibility of Dyess' closure has emerged.
Unmanned aircraft puts future of pilots, training in question at Dyess, elsewhere
WASHINGTON — Dyess Air Force Base is a premier B-1 and C-130 base, but the military is intent on expanding its fleet of unmanned aircraft remotely piloted from the ground.
Air Force: Further cost-cutting will not include B-1 bomber over next five years
WASHINGTON — An Air Force proposal to save money over the next five years doesn't make additional cuts to the B-1 Bomber fleet, already slated to shrink by six aircraft.
AAI Logistics & Technical Services Awarded U.S. Air Force Contract for B-1B Training System Support
HUNT VALLEY, Md. -- AAI Logistics & Technical Services, an operating unit of Textron Systems, a Textron Inc. company, announced today that the company has received an award from the U.S. Air Force at Wright-Patterson ...
Dyess, Abilene Regional Can't Explain Strange Lights in Big Country Sky
Phone calls and Facebook postings were rampant about unusual lights in the sky on Tuesday night, but Dyess Air Force Base and Abilene Regional Airport say they don't know what it could have been.
Webcast: Defense Department to Elaborate on Budget Priorities
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Just in: First deployed C-130J crews returning to Dyess Air Force Base
Just in: First deployed C-130J crews returning to Dyess Air Force Base
No more cutbacks planned for B-1s
WASHINGTON — An Air Force proposal to save money over the next five years doesn't make additional cuts to the B-1 Bomber fleet, already slated to shrink by six aircraft.
