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CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- Airman Basic Waleska Paulino (left), 27th Special Operations Mission Support Squadron, and Col. Babette Lenfant, 27th Special Operations Mission Support Group commander, swing a sledgehammer to begin construction work on the Military Personnel Flight's offices. Construction is scheduled to last approximately three months and is designed to provide complete personnel services to orderly rooms and commanders. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Liliana Moreno)

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MPF area undergoes facelift

Published Jan. 15, 2008
By 27th Special Operations Wing Public Affairs

CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. -- The Military Personnel Flight (MPF) office areas in Bldg. 600 will undergo construction over the next couple of months to accommodate more personnel who will assist in centralizing all personnel issues for the base.

Hours of operation for the MPF remain the same as the construction will consist of two separate phases.

The first phase, which began Jan. 11, should last four to six weeks, said Maj. Jason Turner, MPF commander.

The second phase, once completed, is designed to provide personnel services to all orderly rooms and commanders, and increase continuity of units. This phase is expected to last three to four months.

The MPF asks for people's patience during construction, as the noise and dust may be a nuisance, said Major Turner.

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