Airmen at Dyess Air Force Base are continuing to work and train despite extreme heat. Their tasks include maintaining aircraft and supporting daily operations. The base is adjusting to the high temperatures to ensure the mission is still accomplished.
Details of these adjustments are available from local news sources. Further information on how Dyess Air Force Base is coping with the heat can be found through KTXS, the local ABC affiliate in Abilene.
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