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  • Traffic safety tips to get you on base, beyond

    Traffic safety is an important part of driving on and off base, Airmen need to be aware of what's going on around them while they are on the road. It's Monday morning, it's been a long weekend, and you're running late for work. As you are approaching the gate, you think: it's Monday morning at 6:55

  • Legal readiness important for deployments, all the time

    With approximately 700 Airmen deploying in the next Air and Space Expeditionary Force rotation, the 49th Fighter Wing legal office is carrying a big load. The legal office is on the deployment checklist because they are the people who are responsible for Law of Armed Conflict training and briefings,

  • Four Airmen awarded leadership award

    Four Airmen were recognized as Holloman's 2007 Lance P. Sijan Leadership Award winners at the Warrior Call July 20. Maj. Brian Ogawa, 49th Operations Support Squadron assistant director of operations, Capt. Peter Jackson, 49th Security Forces Squadron operations officer, Master Sgt. Sonja Stoute,

  • Adopt an Airman brings 'Hollomagordo' community together

    The Adopt an Airman program has been brought about to bring together the young Airmen of Holloman and the Alamogordo community. The program is about matching families with Airmen fresh out of the First Term Airmen's Course, in order to connect the Airman with someone in the local community, said Ms.

  • FOD for thought: Are you doing your part to make a difference?

    Though everyone's piece of the puzzle may be slightly different, completing the mission is Team Holloman's overall goal, which means keeping foreign object debris off the flight line is everyone's' responsibility. According to Master Sgt. John Bratton, 49th Fighter Wing FOD program prevention

  • Back to school safety tips

    Parents, guardians and adults who care for children face constant challenges when trying to help keep children safer in today's fast-paced world. Summer vacation is over and our school children will soon be wondering the halls of the Holloman and Alamogordo schools. Parents should teach their

  • School's starting, keep children safe

    On Aug. 14 the children of Holloman and the surrounding community will begin another school year. As they walk out our door, we kiss them goodbye and assume we will see them later that day. But what if we don't? What if they are involved in a mishap? No parent wants to think their child might be