Tyndall Gate renamed to honor fallen Security Forces Airman

Nellis Airmen gathered at the Tyndall Gate for its renaming in honor of Tech. Sgt. Wesley Simons formerly assigned to the 99th Security Forces Squadron, during a dedication ceremony Nov. 19.Simons reacted to a bomb threat at the Nellis Main Gate and was in charge of traffic control for a cordon in

SFS offers installation access guidance for Nellis visitors

If a civilian not affiliated with the U.S. military or Department of Defense wants to visit Nellis AFB there are certain procedures and rules that a visitor should be aware of prior to arriving at one of the installation's gates for access.The 99th Security Forces Squadron stresses that visitors be

Warrior Trained Fitness offers service members, families’ group workout

Nellis Denny's open for business

99 ABW leaders visit Tule Springs fossil beds

Leaders of the 99th Air Base Wing made the trip to the Tule Springs fossil beds and toured the excavation sites with paleontology experts and members of the local news media Nov. 18. Col. Barry Cornish, 99th ABW commander, Col. Robert Ramsden, 99th ABW vice commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Steven

Honing cyber skills: 24th Airmen stay on their game with cyber exercises

The men and women of 24th Air Force are sharpening their skill sets in cyber warfare through exercises aimed at achieving training objectives for different combatant commands. The exercises are nearly year round as determined by U.S. Cyber Command, taking place throughout the United States and

99th SFS Warrior Challenge preparation begins, teamwork emphasized

The 99th Security Forces Squadron challenges Airmen to assemble teams of four to compete in the 99th SFS Warrior Challenge to be held Dec. 6.The event is designed to test teams resilience and teamwork, building a culture of Airmen with the mindset to choose to invest in themselves rather than choose

Thunderbirds honor fallen pilot with dedication of restored F-105 replica

It endured a dozen Las Vegas summers and as many cold, dry winters. One hundred and fifty-plus months of gusty desert wind and never-ending desert dust. It had a purpose of the highest order, but for almost 13 years, it sat unnoticed in a remote area of base property. Its wait is finally over. The

Course of Fire exercise tests Military Working Dogs

Six Nellis Airmen receive chief stripe

The following 99th Air Base Wing, 57th Wing and the Nevada Test and Training Range senior master sergeants have been selected for promotion to chief master sergeant. The Air Force Personnel Center at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, notified Airmen across the service of their selection for promotion