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The Kiddie Klowns

Kiddie Klowns, Ky'are and Shania Grant, are the dancing, Spanish-speaking sister and brother team that perform for children of deployed military members as a way to cheer them up. (Courtesy photo)

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The Kiddie Klowns

Kiddie Klowns, Ky'are and Shania Grant, are the dancing, Spanish-speaking sister and brother team that perform for children of deployed military members as a way to cheer them up. (Courtesy photo)

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Bronze Star Medal

(U.S. Air Force graphic/Corey Parrish)

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44th Fighter Group Change of Command

Members of the 44th Fighter Group saluted a new commander, Col. Kent Furman, at a change of command ceremony at Holloman Air Force Base, NM April 15. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Martha Whipple)

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44th Fighter Group Change of Command

Colonel Kent Furman vows to continue the Total Force effort at Holloman during his change of command speech April 15. In his speech, he thanked the active duty leadership at Holloman for their support and praised Reserve members of the 44th Fighter Group for their dedicated service. Furman who has been with the unit since 2008, took command April 15. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Martha Whipple)

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44th Fighter Group Change of Command

Colonel Kent Furman takes command of the 44th Fighter Group during a change of command ceremony April 15 at Holloman Air Force Base, NM. Col. William Lyons, 301st Fighter Wing vice commander presided. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Martha Whipple)

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F-16 Fighting Falcons

U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Jeremy Roman

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Wingman Day

General Ronald B. Miller, 301st Fighter Wing commander, and wing members met Sunday, April 15 as part of Wingman Day activities. During the gathering, members were encouraged to seek a healthy balance in each of the four pillars of wellness. Members also learned of valuable resources available to them, such as Military OneSource. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Melissa Harvey)

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Riding High

Col. Kurt Gallegos, 301st Operations Group commander, was the first ceremonial guest rider in the grand opening processional ceremony of the 2012 Fort Worth Annual Stock Show and Rodeo. Gallegos has been an avid horse rider and champion rodeo rider for more than 30 years. The Fort Worth rodeo is one of the oldest and most widely respected in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/TSgt Shawn David McCowan)

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Riding High

Col. Kurt Gallegos, 301st Operations Group commander (foreground riding in white shirt), rides in the opening processional ceremony of the 2012 Fort Worth Annual Stock Show and Rodeo. Gallegos has been an avid horse rider and champion rodeo rider for more than 30 years. The Fort Worth rodeo is one of the oldest and most widely respected in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/TSgt Shawn David McCowan)

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Riding High

Col. Kurt Gallegos, 301st Operations Group commander, prepares to mount up for the opening processional ceremony during the 2012 Fort Worth Annual Stock Show and Rodeo. Gallegos has been an avid horse rider and champion rodeo rider for more than 30 years. The Fort Worth rodeo is one of the oldest and most widely respected in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/TSgt Shawn David McCowan)

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Riding High

Col. Kurt Gallegos, 301st Operations Group commander, mounts up to participate in the opening processional ceremony for the 2012 Fort Worth Annual Stock Show and Rodeo. Gallegos has been an avid horse rider and champion rodeo rider for more than 30 years. The Fort Worth rodeo is one of the oldest and most widely respected in the country. (U.S. Air Force photo/TSgt Shawn David McCowan)

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Past and present

Tuskegee Airman Dr. Robert T. McDaniel, 88, poses with Col. Kurt Gallegos, 301st Operations Group commander, during a celebration of the opening of "Red Tails." The movie is based on the first all-black squadron of bombers, pilots and maintainers in the Armed Forces during World War II. Gallegos has served in three of the four units associated with the Tuskegee Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Martha Whipple)

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Proud Heritage

Tuskegee Airman Dr. Robert T. McDaniel, 88, poses with a group of local youths during a celebration of the opening of "Red Tails." The movie is based on the first all-black squadron of bombers, pilots and maintainers in the Armed Forces during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Martha Whipple)

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Airman of the Quarter

Senior Airman Katie A. Howe, 301st Force Support Squadron relocations technician, receives the Airman of the Quarter award during a wing commander's call Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011. The Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge Quarterly award was also given to Master Sergeant Thomas E. Blair, 301st Force Support Squadron NCOIC Family Readiness, during the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo/SrA Melissa Harvey).

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Back in business

Maj. Jesse Colwell mans Holloman's air traffic control tower Oct. 1. The 44th Fighter Group resumed flight operations after an Air Force wide grounding of F-22s.

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F-22 rolls out

Staff Sgt. Philp Philipson marshals an F-22 Oct. 1. The F-22s, grounded by Air Force officials, have resumed flying operations at Holloman. During the stand down, maintainers performed maintenance and repairs on Holloman’s fleet of about 20 Raptors.

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