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  • Holloman receives new detection, protection equipment

    Holloman's 49th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department, 49th Security Force Squadron and 49 CES Readiness Flight recently received new chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear personal protective and detection equipment in order to improve installation protection. The units received this equipment as a result of an assessment commissioned by

  • National Prayer breakfast scheduled for Feb. 14

    The 49th Fighter Wing Chapel staff invites all Holloman and German Air Force Airmen and civilians to attend the Holloman National Prayer Breakfast, 7 a.m., Feb. 14, at the Oasis Club. The National Prayer Breakfast began in 1942 when various Congress members began holding weekly prayer meetings to show concern for America's involvement in World War

  • 46th Test Group honors best during annual awards banquet

    The 46th Test Group honored their best and brightest in a formal awards dinner Jan. 26 at the Holloman Enlisted Club. Special guests at the event included: Alamogordo Mayor Don Carroll, Brig. Gen. David Goldfein, 49th Fighter Wing commander, Col. Joseph Zeis, 46th Test Wing Commander and Mr. Dwight Harp, 49th TG wingman. Live music was provided by

  • Holloman men's varsity basketball play double-header vs. Cannon Saturday

    The men's varsity basketball team is scheduled to host their in-state Air Combat Command rivals from Cannon Air Force Base this Saturday in a two-game series at the 49th Services Squadron Fitness and Sports Center. The teams split the two games they played against one another last season, leaving neither with a clear psychological edge coming into

  • Pilots, maintainers participate in 32nd Annual Red Flag

    Approximately 150 Holloman Airmen are scheduled to deploy to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Tuesday to participate in Red Flag, the Air Force's leading aerial combat training exercise. The purpose of Red Flag is to train United States and Allied nation pilots to successfully engage in real-world aerial combat. Exercise scenarios include bombing

  • 57 families impacted by upcoming housing demolition

    About 300 on-base houses are to be demolished beginning April 1, affecting 57 families as part of the long-term housing construction plans for the housing privatization taking place on Holloman. The 300 units being demolished are in the 2200 and 2300 areas of base housing, near the Youth and Teen Center and Child Development Center, said Lt. Col.

  • Base to celebrate African American Heritage Month in February

    An opening ceremony to formally kick off African American Black History Month is scheduled for Feb. 1 at 11 a.m. in the Whispering Sands Community Activities Center here. The ceremony is one of many activities planned throughout the month to spread this year's Department of Defense theme, "From slavery to freedom: Africans in the Americas."
  • Lt. Col. Duncan Dversdall, 846th Test Squadron commander, discusses the semantics of the Speed Test Track equipment to Retired Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Robert Gaylor and his wife, Selma, and Lt. Col Allan Elledge, 46th Test Group deputy commander. Chief Gaylor is the guest Speaker for the 46 TG Annual Awards Ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Lakisha Croley)

    Former chief master sergeant of the Air Force visits Holloman

    Former Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Robert Gaylor and his wife, Ms. Selma Gaylor, arrived at Holloman Thursday afternoon for a three day wing visit and to attend the 46th Test Group Awards Banquet. Prior to Friday's banquet, the chief and Ms. Gaylor received a top-to-bottom wing tour, visiting the 46 TS, Enlisted Club, 49th Security Forces

  • First Special Duties Job Fair held at Holloman

    A special duty job fair took place Jan. 25 and 26 at the Professional Development Center on base. The job fair provided information about the different special duties and opportunities available in the Air Force, such as MTIs and MTLs said Master Sgt. Robin Pfeifle, 49th Mission Support Squadron career assistance advisor. "The job fair is a way for

  • Chief selects’ recognition ceremony Saturday

    Five of the Air Force's newest chief master sergeants are scheduled to be recognized at the Annual Chief Recognition Ceremony on base Saturday. During the ceremony, the new chief selects will be recognized by the Holloman Chief's Group, said Chief Master Sgt. James Harris, 49th Maintenance Group. Holloman's newest chiefs are John Gibson, 49th Civil
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