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  • A family tradition

    For Cadet 2nd Class Kaitlyn, it was her inaugural flight, for retired Col. David, it was another chance to pass on a tradition to his daughter, and for Detachment 1 with the 82nd Aerial Target Squadron at Holloman, it was the first time they witnessed a father surprise his second-generation fighter

  • Holloman Children Learning to Spelunk

    Vacation Bible School is an annually held, week-long children’s program. It is one of the many religious services provided by the base chapel to accommodate people of all faiths.

  • Joint Commission awards 49th MDG

    The 49th Medical Group has earned both The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation as well as their Gold Seal of Approval for Primary Care Medical Home certification.

  • PCSing Pets

    Permanently changing stations overseas can be a stressful and overwhelming time for service members, families and pets. Any way to make the process smoother and easier can be a relief.Pet owners should be aware of the requirements, and sometimes lengthy process, to have their pets join them

  • Newest ‘Warhawks’ ready to strike

    The 314th Fighter Squadron here graduated its inaugural class of F-16 Fighting Falcon pilots at 6 p.m. June 25 at the Holloman Club. The 17 graduates, class 15-BBH, completed hundreds of hours of training over 10 months to reach the historic ceremony and to join the proud heritage of the 314th.

  • Holloman welcomes new command chief

    The 49th Wing welcomed its new command chief, June 22.Chief Master Sgt. Barrington Bartlett, the 49th Wing command chief, has taken his position as the principal senior enlisted advisor to the wing commander on all issues regarding the welfare, readiness, morale, and proper utilization and progress

  • Bombs on target: how Ammo gets them there

    Air superiority is more than having Aircraft and weapons greater than that of our enemies. It is born in the fighting spirit of the troops. The Airmen at Ammo Flight are the backbone of what it means to fly, fight and win.

  • Green Dot training hopes to decrease interpersonal violence

    Green Dot is a community-based initiative the Air Force adopted to increase outreach and prevention. The goal is to provide violence-prevention tools to the entire Air Force over the next three years and have fewer people hurt by power-based personal violence.