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Children's Summer Reading Program

Airman 1st Class Arlin Vega paints Annalyn Skeen's face during the Children's Summer Reading Program at the Ruidoso, N.M. public library, July 9. Vega was one of five Team Holloman Airmen who volunteered for the military/survival week of the reading program. About 50 kids attended the event which included a scavenger hunt, face painting, camp site setup, survival skills, obstacle course, map and compass reading and other special events. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Martha Whipple/Released)
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Children's Summer Reading Program

Airman 1st Class Arlin Vega, Airman Chase Boone, Senior Airman Katia Pillot, Airman 1st Class Joege DeLeon and Airman 1st Class Adam Borjon volunteered to teach kids about camping survival and military customs during the Children's Summer Reading Program at the Ruidoso, N.M. public library, July 9. About 50 kids attended Monday's event which included a scavenger hunt, face painting, camp site setup, survival skills, obstacle course, map and compass reading and other special events. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Martha Whipple/Released)
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Header graphic for the 49th Medical Group webpage

Header graphic for the 49th Medical Group webpage
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Alamogordo Independence Day parade 2012

Firefighters with the Holloman Air Force Base 49th Civil Engineer Squadron drive a fire engine down 10th Street in the Alamogordo, N.M., Independence Day parade, July 4. The parade included participants from the Otero County and Holloman Air Force Base communities, and was in celebration of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, which declared the U.S. an independent nation from Great Britain in 1776. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Anthony M. Ward/Released)
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Alamogordo Independence Day parade 2012

Col. Ken Ekman, 49th Wing vice commander, rides down 10th Street in the Alamogordo, N.M., Independence Day parade, July 4. The parade included participants from the Otero County and Holloman Air Force Base communities, and was in celebration of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. This was Ekman’s first time participating in the event as the 49th Wing vice commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Anthony M. Ward/Released)
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Alamogordo Independence Day parade 2012

Members of Alamogordo High School’s Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps march down 10th Street during the Alamogordo, N.M., Independence Day parade, July 4. The parade included participants from the Otero County and Holloman Air Force Base communities, and was in celebration of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, which declared the U.S. an independent nation from Great Britain in 1776. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Anthony M. Ward/Released)
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I think the punishment should remain as it stands, everyone deserves a second chance.” – Airman 1st Class Tiger O’Daniel, 49th Wing Staff
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“You should lose stripes and get an Article 15, and by the second offense you should be out of the Air Force.” –Master Sgt. James Redmond, 49th Communications Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I think drunk driving is inexcusable, you should lose stripes and driving privileges, but you should also be given an opportunity to learn and grow from your mistake.” – Airman 1st Class Zachery Marschall, 49th Comptroller Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I think you should lose your driving privileges on base for at least two years, there should be a loss of stripes, and you should have to go around and brief other squadrons about drunk driving.” – Senior Airman Barbara [last name withheld operational security purposes], 29th Attack Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I believe you should get jail time and loss of driving privileges. The punishment for airmen needs to be more severe, not just a slap on the wrist.” – Janet Paternoster, 49th Force Support Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“There should be a minimum punishment of a loss in rank, but I also believe people should have more than one chance.” – Staff Sgt. Eduardo Mata, 49th Maintenance Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“People should have to take a class afterwards. I think volunteer work is important. They shouldn’t be kicked out after the first offense, but by the second time you should be done.” - Jaella Bryant, Holloman Air Force Base Exchange employee
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“Every situation has its variables, times have changed, and there is little room for tolerance these days. An Article 15 should be a minimum, but I believe people deserve more than just one strike.” – Maj. Donald Hutchison, 849th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“It depends on what happened, not everyone should be punished equally. Education is important afterwards so that they can learn from their mistakes.” – Tech. Sgt. Beatrice Look, German Air Force Flying Training Center
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I think the punishment should be harsher than what it is, an automatic stripe loss as a minimum.” – Senior Airman Ralph Webb, 49th Civil Engineer Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I believe offenders should lose their license and be given extra duties.” – Staff Sgt. Bowma Knonvay, 49th Force Support Squadron
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Man on the street: what should the punishment be for a DUI?

“I think that an Article 15 and a loss of a stripe is the minimum, possibly even a discharge depending on the circumstance.” - Chief Master Sgt. David Wood, 49th Security Forces Squadron
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49th LRS personnel walk against cancer

Members of the 49th Logistics Readiness Squadron’s “One Team…One Fight!” lay down luminaries around Briggs Field in Alamogordo, N.M. June 16. The luminaries were another means of fundraising for the 49th LRS team through small donations for each luminary made. The luminaries were customized by people who knew someone with cancer or those loved ones who have passed away. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman DeAndre Curtiss/Released)
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49th LRS personnel walk against cancer

Cancer survivors begin the 2012 Relay for Life cancer walk with a survivors lap at Briggs Field in Alamogordo, N.M. June 16. The survivors lap signaled the beginning of the Relay for Life as cancer survivors walked around the track together. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman DeAndre Curtiss/Released)
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