You shouldn’t be alone during the holidays

I don’t use the term “wingman.” I prefer “family.”

Trees for Troops delivers Christmas joy

Approximately 200 Christmas trees were given out to Air Commando families through the Trees for Troops program this past week at Outdoor Recreation on base.“This year was the first time in seven years I have been running Outdoor Recreation that we got rid of every single tree,” said John Underhill,

Cannon OSI agents, local police collaborate

Cannon Office of Special Investigation agents invited local police departments to Cannon, Dec. 8

Cannon AFB celebrates holiday with parade, tree lighting ceremony

Air Force selects 6 Cannon Chiefs for promotion

The 27th Special Operations Wing’s Air Commandos celebrated the selection of six Senior Master Sergeants for promotion to Chief Master Sergeant Wednesday.In an Air Force tradition, established chiefs toured the base to congratulate each chief select in turn, inviting them to join in on the

Cannon welcomes Hercules' power

A C-130H Hercules aircraft arrived on the flightline of Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, on Nov. 29, 2017, with no intention of leaving. The plane is being absorbed into the 16th Special Operations Squadron’s repertoire to more easily manage pilot training proficiencies, in addition to other

Cannon Airmen help give gift of holiday spirit with charity drive

Cannon Air Commandos are collecting toys and gifts to donate towards a drive for children for the 2017 holiday season.

Changes coming to TRICARE

TRICARE is expected to make large changes to the healthcare benefit system Airmen, their families and retirees are a part of as soon as the New Year.

From playful puppy to protecting Airmen: How the Air Force raises MWD’s

Candy is a military working dog with six deployments under her collar, and on Nov. 9, she was finally able to rest her paws when she officially retired from duty.

A Cannon group commander’s story of survival

The sound of tire treads rolling over a smooth driveway was the only sound that could be heard on the street Col. John Boudreaux lived when he and his wife, Susi, pulled up to it. Susi shoved the gear shift to “Park.” She couldn’t do it fast enough, and sat back in the seat for a moment. She