MacDill's Operation Toy Drop

Kids cooking up a storm at Youth Center

At this time of year the kitchen of many homes becomes the focal point, cranking out cookies, cakes, pies and holiday meals. And thanks to a new 4-H cooking class running at the MacDill Youth Center, some three-dozen children will be able to help mom or dad with the cooking chores this season. The

MacDill's Base retreat

Periodic Inspection at MacDill

MacDill Oyster Reef Project

MacDill Coalition International Night

Flight of the ‘Question Mark’

Editor's note - This is the first article in a series on air refueling, marking the 80th Anniversary of the Question Mark refueling and the tankers' important role in today's operations. On Jan. 1, 1929, a tri-engined Fokker C-2 aircraft with a crew of five climbed into the southern California sky.

MacDill Airman takes on Buc on the Madden gridiron

Senior Airman William Palizo knew a pass was coming, so he loaded his defense with defensive backs and ran a cover three out of a quarter formation. The snap came, followed by, sure enough, a pass. Airman Palizo's defense was there to pull out the interception in the last couple of seconds to end

CENTCOM Change of Command

Graveyard shift gets it done

It's said when the sun goes down the creepy, scary things come out to play. That's when the unidentified noises can be heard and the unexplained movements can be seen. One group of Airmen could care less about the myths, or the folklore, they get the job done. These are the men and women who work