Dyess Air Force Base

Wheels up from Dyess 🇺🇸

Two B-1B Lancers from the 7th Bomb Wing departed Dyess Air Force Base in support of a flyover over Washington, D.C., June 14, 2026, during UFC Freedom 250.

Powered by the combined efforts of maintainers, aircrew and support personnel, the mission showcased the precision, teamwork and readiness that define Airmen across Team Dyess.

As part of , the flyover highlighted the enduring fighting spirit of American warriors.

Air Force Global Strike Command

Dirt flying, paint splattering and skills sharpened!

Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF) Airmen from the 7th Civil Engineer Squadron put four months of training to the test during a comprehensive field exercise at Dyess AFB.

Integrating skills like tactical convoy operations, land navigation, building defensive fighting positions and Tactical Combat Casualty Care, the Airmen competed in a dynamic capture-the-flag scenario. The addition of paintballs provided participants with real-time feedback, ensuring our civil engineers are ready to build, sustain, and protect bases anytime, anywhere.

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US Air Force Civil Engineers | Eighth Air Force | Air Force Global Strike Command

Building partnerships through shared experience

Leadership from the U.S. Air Force’s 21st Air Expeditionary Wing met with Philippine Air Force Col. Reynaldo Gabinete, 355th Aviation Engineer Wing commander, and members of the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force to strengthen collaboration through subject-matter expert exchanges.

These discussions, focused on airfield repair training, reinforced interoperability and joint readiness between allied forces during Exercise Balikatan 2026.

U.S. Pacific Air Forces | Armed Forces of the Philippines | U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

Today, we reflect on the courage and sacrifice of those who stood united against oppression—a powerful reminder that unity and determination can overcome even the greatest challenges.

Airmen from the 317th Airlift Wing are in Normandy, France, from June 2–7, commemorating the 82nd anniversary of D-Day alongside Allies and partners.

D-Day recognizes the valor and service across the five beaches of Normandy, where U.S. service members parachuted behind enemy lines. Their legacy continues to shape the character and commitment of today’s warfighters, reflecting America’s 250-year dedication to peace and stability.

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21st AEW meets with PAF Air Logistics Command leadership

U.S. and Philippine Air Force leaders came together during Exercise Balikatan 2026 to strengthen coordination, build partnerships, and reinforce a shared commitment to regional stability.

The longstanding exercise continues to showcase the strength of the alliance and the combined capability of both nations’ forces.

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Preserving our heritage, one airframe at a time.

Today, Team Dyess celebrated the newest additions to the Linear Air Park: the A-10 Thunderbolt II and the F-16 Fighting Falcon!

Held inside the Dyess Memorial Museum due to inclement weather, the ceremony marked the culmination of three years of hard work by the 7th Civil Engineer Squadron. Pouring over 70 cubic yards of concrete and craning these legends into their permanent positions, this was the squadron's first troop-led project in nearly nine years.

Now standing proudly in the Linear Air Park, these aircraft preserve Air Force history for our future generations. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

Dyess AFB Memorial Museum and Linear Air Park