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  • SOCPAC commander and command sergeant major visit 353rd SOG

    Senior Airman Norman Lewis (right), 320th Special Tactics Squadron, briefs Rear Adm. Sean Pybus (center), the commander of Special Operations Command, Pacific, and Command Sgt. Maj. Stephen Bush, the senior enlisted advisor for Special Operations Command, Pacific, on equipment used by members of the

  • ATA team visits Hurlburt, meets with Airmen

    A cross functional team of 11 people from across several organizations, including manpower and personnel, visited Hurlburt Field recently to conduct an Airmen's Time Field Assessment. The mission of the team is to visit the field, and with a total force presence (active, guard, and reserve),

  • Cannon, local area cops host National Night Out

    Law enforcement officials from various agencies, to include base security forces Airmen, teamed up for National Night Out Aug. 4 at Green Acres Park in Clovis. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime prevention awareness, generate support and participation in local anticrime programs, as

  • EOD Airmen help keep community safe

    Cannon Air Force Base's Explosive Ordnance Disposal flight recently responded to a bomb scare downtown, providing crucial capabilities to a community Cannon Air Force Base personnel are a part of. It wasn't the first time EOD partnered with law enforcement officials, and if an event occurs in the

  • Celebrating 20 years at Kadena

    Aug. 1 marks the 17th Special Operations Squadron's 20th consecutive year stationed at Kadena Air Base. The 17th Special Operations Squadron was activated on Aug. 1, 1989, utilizing personnel and equipment formerly assigned to the fixed wing elements of the 33rd Air Rescue Squadron. Although the

  • H1N1 Cases Identified at Hurlburt

    Four Hurlburt Field Airmen have tested positive for the H1N1 virus and 59 others currently have symptoms consistent with the H1N1 virus. Most of the illnesses are clustered within one work center and a few are roommates with members who are from that work center. All are recuperating well, as

  • 1 SOLRS training manager has good reason for new office space clutter

    "With kids in school, I have to work," said Kathleen Denny, 1st Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron education and training manager. "But it's my choice to work with the military." Work is something to which Ms. Denny is accustomed, due in part to her 17-year military career. For her