• MacDill beating the heat with innovation

    It is 5 P.M. and you have been outside on a hot and humid 105-degree day for 12 hours. All you can think about is being able to go inside and feel a cool breeze from the air conditioning unit in your car and house; imagine if you did not have to go inside to stay cool.Aiming to allow military

  • Kidney cousins

    Scrolling through Facebook, a 927th Air Refueling Wing Honorary Commander, Debbie Lundberg saw a shared post that changed both the lives of Debra Palmer and herself. Lundberg and Palmer have only met a few times throughout the years from being active in the community and from being part of the Tampa

  • Learning never stops

    For Staff Sgt. Donjaniee Hutchinson, the non-commissioned officer in-charge of the 927th Air Refueling Wing’s Development & Training Flight, anticipating and adapting to change are critical components for success.Typically during a Unit Training Assembly, members of the 927th D&TF program would

  • OSI tip line allows reporting of suspicious activity, crimes

    Reporting suspicious and criminal activity on MacDill AFB during the coronavirus is safer and easier now with the creation of a new tip line email. The tip line email allows the MacDill Office of Special Investigations to receive and investigate tips received from the local community. Tips can be

  • 6th LRS Vehicle Management Flight: moving the fight forward

    The 6th Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Management Flight and material handling equipment shop are responsible for performing maintenance on wide variety of MacDill Air Force Base's military vehicles, including fire trucks and aircraft refueling trucks.

  • Delivering Smiles One Pedal at a Time

    The Kids Wish Network provided 50 bikes to service members from the 927th Air Refueling Wing as part of their Project Toy Drop during the last few weeks. The COVID pandemic left many families to work at home or have their children homebound to do schooling with little to no social interaction with

  • 6th LRS slowing the spread through innovation

    Over the past four months, most Airmen have supported the mission through teleworking. However, many others have adjusted by implementing social distancing and stricter sanitization standards in their work centers, all while continuing to enable the unmatched air refueling mission.According to