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  • Air Commando falls victim to vehicle accident

    An Airman assigned to the 27th Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance Squadron here died in a vehicle rollover accident near Weatherford, Okla., April 23 at approximately 4 p.m. Central Standard Time. Airman 1st Class Andrew Arnett, 19, and his 18-year-old passenger Christy Thatcher, of Farwell,

  • Cannon's 90+ Commandos

    Cannon congratulates the following Airmen who scored a 90 percent or higher on their Career Development Course exams.27th Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance SquadronAirman 1st Class Edward Robertson - 94%Airman 1st Class Phillip Smith - 93%Airman 1st Class Michael McKee - 90%27th Special

  • Base clinic to extend services

    The 27th Special Operations Medical Group is "surging" to increase access to in-house medical care and health services, effective immediately. Planned measures will generate more than 200 additional appointments per month in family medicine and pediatrics alone, as well as additional capacity in

  • Airmen lend a cleaning hand for Great American Cleanup

    Airmen from the 27th Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron and Curry County volunteers pooled their efforts April 25 to capture the Golden Dumpster award in this years' Great American Cleanup. The two organizations collected 934 bags of trash during the Saturday morning event. The

  • Commentary - 'Knock It Off' before someone gets hurt

    If you ask any flight crew member or aircraft maintainer what "Knock It Off" (KIO) means, they will probably tell you that whatever is going on ceases until the concerns of whoever called it are satisfied. The procedures are taught in Crew Resource Management (CRM) and now in Maintenance Resource

  • Commentary - Discover home by getting away

    Discover Home, a travel fair/expo sponsored by the 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron, provided maps, brochures and visitor guides about local events, attractions and activities April 24 at The Landing. As a Cannon military member and Clovis resident, I believe everyone in this area

  • Military officials monitor H1N1 flu outbreak

    The Center for Disease Control released an alert regarding human cases of H1N1 flu outbreak in Southern California and near San Antonio, Texas. As of April 26, cases have also been reported in Kansas and New York. Typically a disease of pigs, people do not normally get H1N1 flu outbreak; however,

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