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  • Project Iron Agility training program launches at Holloman

    On August 12th, personnel from the 49th Maintenance Group engaged in a realistic deployment scenario as part of the newly launched maintenance knowledge and tactics operation called Project Iron Agility.Project Iron Agility is a strategically crafted training program that educates senior enlisted

  • Why I Stay - Master Sgt. Moore

    For U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Daniel Moore, 8th Aircraft Maintenance Unit F-16 Viper specialist section chief, the journey through his military career has been anything but straightforward. His path has been shaped by a series of decisions, challenges, and personal growth that have defined his

  • 49th Wing 2nd Quarter Award Ceremony 2024

    Team Holloman 2nd quarter award winners were recognized by Col. John Ethridge, 49th Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. William Ford, 49th Wing command chief, in a ceremony, Aug. 9, 2024.

  • 6th Attack Squadron hosts Marine Corps pilots for partnership tour

    Hailing from Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, Calif., the Marines of the HMLA-267 and VMM-364 squadrons paid a visit to the 6th Attack Squadron to observe the MQ-9 Reaper while also showcasing the multi-role utility of their own aircraft for future possible operations.

  • Holloman marksman stays on target

    This year, the esteemed 2024 General Curtis LeMay trophy was awarded to U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Andrew Wilson, 8th Aircraft Maintenance Unit specialist section chief, who achieved the highest score at the National Trophy Individual Pistol Tournament held at Camp Perry, Ohio.

  • 49th Wing assists foreign allies in MQ-9 training

    One of the 49th Wing's primary missions is to train MQ-9 Reaper pilots and sensor operators to participate in combat operations across the globe. While primarily focusing on training American Airmen, you may not know that Holloman hosts both MQ-9 aircrew students and instructors from multiple allied

  • 314th SARM Airmen help maintain qualified aircrew

    The 54th Fighter Group, here, trains over 100 F-16 Viper pilots each year, with one of the key elements being that each pilot is qualified and up to date on all training before taking to the skies.