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  • Holloman’s New Rider Training Course

    Holloman Air Force Base hosted the Department of the Air Force’s Rider Mentor Program Trainer course May 19-20, 2026, becoming the second installation in the Air Force to offer the new motorcycle mentorship training initiative designed to increase rider safety and expand training accessibility

  • Thrill of the ride, duty of the guide: get certified

    Most motorcyclist are well-aware of the inherent dangers of the road, but the thrill and adventure of the open road keep riders in the saddle. While the excitement is understandable, minimizing the danger should be every rider's top priority—and that safety starts with proper training.

  • Death of Moody AFB Airman

    It is with deep sorrow, we share the passing of Airman 1st Class Kaleb Cisco, an Airman assigned to the 23d Maintenance Squadron, who was pronounced deceased at UF Health Jacksonville on 28 May at 4:48 am. Airman Cisco was involved in a motorcycle accident in Jacksonville, Florida. He was wearing

  • Evaluate risks when planning your road trip

    As millions of travelers prepare for summer road trips, what goes through your mind when preparing to travel? Scenarios of what could go wrong along the way and what can be done to prevent them? Do you plan your trip or leave it to chance? The key to having a successful trip is to plan for the

  • Moody AFB promotes rider safety

    As summer peaks in South Georgia, more military and civilian motorcyclists are taking to the roads, inspiring both beginners and experienced bikers to enjoy the open road. With the inherent risks of motorcycling, emphasizing motorcycle safety within the military is crucial.To enhance motorcycle

  • Motorcycle training key to safe operation

    As motorcycle season revs up, safety officials here remind military and civilian personnel of the importance of practicing motorcycle safety on and off the installation.

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