Paving the way for the future

27 SOSS changes command

Cannon's finest majors receive silver oak leaves

Five of Cannon's finest majors have been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel. From the 27th Special Operations Wing, congratulations on this career achievement. Lt. Col. (s) Stacy Clements, 27th Special Operation Communication Squadron commander. Lt. Col. (s) Kenneth Crooks, 27th Special

27 SOW presents awards at wing staff meeting

Interest-free loan program helps shoot down financial ambushes

Airmen now have another bullet to load into their financial six-shooter to take aim at any unplanned financial ambushes - an interest-free loan. This Air Force Aid Society Falcon Loan program is available at the Airman & Family Readiness Center and provides a loan of $500 or less. It can be used for

Airman keys in on Tops in Blue

Range, dexterity, and patience are some traits that make for a well-trained security forces Airman. For one such Airman here, musical abilities should be added to that list of traits as well. Senior Airman Mark Maddon, 27th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron, uses those traits to enhance

Company grade officers go against future NCOs

Vehicle maintenance ensures safety

Cannon NCO looking for a few good Airmen

As his hand passed over the words etched into the marble of the Bataan Memorial next to the chapel here, Staff Sgt. Angelito Cooper's jaws involuntarily clenched, as if to strengthen his resolve. "I didn't even know [the memorial] was here," he quietly said. "It's nice." Sergeant Cooper learned

Recognized for excellence