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  • Social Media posts can have unintended consequences

    With social media on the rise, any post has the potential to go viral, which could be good or bad depending on the circumstances.Anyone can view social media sites no matter the privacy setting. As Air Commandos, it's important to keep the Air Force Core Values in mind when posting.Those who list

  • Hurlburt hosts joint weapons training

    Airmen from the 4th Special Operations Squadron and soldiers from the 20th Special Forces Group conducted joint weapons training on Eglin Range, Fla., June 2 through 13.The two-week training was designed to strengthen Air-Army interoperability and promote camaraderie between the two services."It's

  • SecDef official commends Cannon maintainers

    John Johns, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for maintenance policy and programs, congratulated maintainers of the 27th Special Operations Maintenance Group on their Secretary of Defense Field Level Maintenance Excellence Award during a tour of Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico June 12. "We

  • The 22nd Special Tactics Squadron welcomes a new commander

    With the end of one chapter, another begins anew. The men and women of the 22nd Special Tactics Squadron welcomed Lt. Col. Michael Evancic who assumed command from Col. Thad Allen during a change of command ceremony, June 3, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. Allen completed his time with the

  • Cannon's Air Show and Open House in review

    After months of preparation, Air Commandos at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico were set to host an air show and open house during Memorial Day weekend, May 24 and 25. Approximately 25,000 people travelled from the local area and bordering states to witness aerial demonstrations, view static

  • Air Force Special Tactics chaplain named best among CGOs

    Air Force Special Tactics Chaplain (Capt.) Chad Montgomery was named the Air Force's top company grade chaplain in a recent announcement by Maj. Gen. Howard Stendahl, chief of chaplains. The Outstanding Company Grade Chaplain Award (Edwin R. Chess Award) honors the late Chaplain, Maj. Gen. Edwin R.