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  • Energy-efficient light bulbs to save base money

    The base has launched the Energy Star Operation Change Out - the military challenge. The national campaign, a joint effort between the Department of Defense and  Energy, encourages conservation by replacing inefficient incandescent light bulbs with more efficient bulbs. Cannon's goal is to exchange

  • Skate park closed until further notice

    The skate park located in Doc Stewart Park is off limits due to ongoing construction of the park. Once completed a date for the grand opening will be announced. For any questions call 784-2773.

  • Cannon Senior Airman below-the-zone selectees announced

    Congratulations to the following Airmen selected for below-the-zone promotion to Senior Airmen:27th Special Operations WingAirman 1st Class Lauren Leal27th Special Operations Comptrollers SquadronAirman 1st Class Michelle Garcia27th Special Operations Medical GroupAirman 1st Class Heather Acres27th

  • Cannon congratulates NCO Academy grads

    Congratulations to the following Cannon Airmen who graduated from Kirtland Noncommissioned Officers Academy, Class 08-6:27th Special Operations Civil Engineer SquadronTech. Sgt. Matthew Kredell - One of two of 54 students to run 153 miles, do 2,750 push-ups and 2,750 sit-ups during the classTech.

  • AFSOC Lance P. Sijan award winners announced

    Congratulations to 27th Special Operations Wing commandos selected to represent Air Force Special Operations Command at the Air Force level for the Lance P. Sijan award. Master Sgt. Daniel Bouchee, 3rd Special Operations Squadron, will represent AFSOC in the senior enlisted category. Tech. Sgt.

  • Sparks fly with new torch

    As shards of hot, burning metal rained onto the floor, spectators, wearing alien-like protective glasses, stared intently at the light show. Thankfully, this was not some close encounter of the third kind, but rather a display by the 27th Special Operations Equipment Maintenance Squadron and its

  • 27th SOCES increases efficiency through reorganization

    In January 2006, faced with budget cuts and manpower reductions, Air Force civil engineers altered their organizational strategies to absorb and minimize the impact of these growing challenges. "This Air Force wide transformation will realign organizational structures at all levels - Air Staff,

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