Mission and Organizations

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS WING
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
110 E. Sextant Ave., Suite 1150
Cannon AFB, N.M. 88101 DSN 681-4131
or (575)784-4131
E-mail: 27sowpublicaffairs@cannon.af.mil
The 27th Special Operations Wing is the host unit at Cannon Air Force Base. Activated Oct. 1, 2007, the 27 SOW is the newest active-duty wing of Air Force Special Operations Command headquartered at Hurlburt Field, Fla.

The wing's primary mission is to plan and execute specialized and contingency operations using advanced aircraft, tactics and air refueling techniques to infiltrate, exfiltrate and resupply special operations forces and provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and close air support for SOF operations. The following groups, squadrons and tenant units ensure the success of these goals.

27TH SPECIAL
OPERATIONS GROUP
The 27th Special Operations Group is one of four assigned to the 27 SOW. The group accomplishes global special operations as an Air Force component of the United States Special Operations Command. Those ops include infiltration/exfiltration, combat support, helicopter and tilt-rotor aerial refueling, psychological warfare and other special missions. Comprised of eight squadrons, three tenant units and one detachment, the group also directs the deployment, employment, training, and planning for squadrons that operate the MC-130W, AC-130H, PC-12, Dornier Do-328, M-28, CV-22 and other aircraft, as well as operational support to flying operations.

Organizations within the 27 SOG:
• 27th Special Operations Support Squadron
• 3rd Special Operations Squadron
• 16th Special Operations Squadron, AC-130 H Spectre Gunship
• 33rd Special Operations Squadron
• 20th Special Operations Squadron, CV-22 Osprey
• 73rd Special Operations Squadron, MC-130W Dragon Spear
• 318th Special Operations Squadron, Pilatus PC-12 and M-28 Skytruck
• 522nd Special Operations Squadron, MC-130J Combat Shadow II
• 524th Special Operations Squadron, Dornier Do-328
• 56th Intelligence Squadron, a tenant unit that specializes in intelligence support
• 551st Special Operations Squadron, a tenant unit that provides specialized training on multiple weapons systems
• Detachment 1, 25th Intelligence Squadron, a tenant unit that provides specialized intelligence support.

522ND SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 522nd Special Operations Squadron, known as the Fireballs, were welcomed back to the U.S. Air Force at Cannon in a reactivation ceremony on April 7, 2011. The unit is Air Force's first MC-130J Combat Shadow II Squadron. Their new mission will be infiltration, air refueling, and the resupply of joint and coalition Special Operations Forces via airdrop in hostile, denied, and politically sensitive areas.

20TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 20th Special Operations Squadron reactivated Jan. 15, 2010, at Cannon AFB, with a primary mission to conduct day or night low-level penetration with CV-22 Osprey aircraft into hostile enemy territory, to accomplish infiltration and exfiltration, aerial gunnery support and resupply of special operations forces throughout the world.

Formed as the 20th Helicopter Squadron in 1956 to perform traditional helicopter missions with H-21s for the Tactical Air Command, the Green Hornets specialized in unconventional warfare and drug enforcement missions. Throughout the years, the 20 SOS has flown direct assaults on numerous high profile targets and affected the rescue and exfiltration of hundreds of U.S. and allied soldiers. Included among these heroic actions are the daring daylight medevac of 32 injured soldiers in the midst of a battle, and the rescue of a downed aircrew deep in hostile territory, which earned the squadron its second MacKay Trophy.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SUPPORT SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Support Squadron was activated Nov. 1, 1991, and provides support and expeditionary combat Airmen so the 27 SOW can train, deploy and fight combat operations. The squadron's one and only objective is "World Class Support." To that end all personnel work as an integrated unit to maintain the squadron's around-the-clock mission capability, meet all customers' needs and continually strengthen relationships.

The 27 SOSS supports eight squadrons, three tenant units and one detachment, with responsibilities that include Air Traffic Control Operations, Aircraft and Flight Scheduling, Aircrew Training, Airfield Management, Airspace Management, Electronic Combat, Flight Intelligence, Melrose Air Force Range Control, Simulator Operations, Weather Forecasting, Wing Weapons, HAVE ACE/Joint office and Medical Support.

Each member of this diverse unit receives professional military training and education, as well as specialized upgrade training in each career specialty. Personnel also continually deploy as expeditionary combat Airmen to contingencies throughout the world, including Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.

318TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 318th Special Operations Squadron is one of four flying squadrons within the 27 SOG. The squadron flies the Pilatus PC-12 and the M-28 Skytruck light and medium intratheather transport aircraft to accomplish global special operations as a component member of Special Operations Command. Crews plan, prepare and execute nonstandard aviation missions in support of joint special operations forces, while directly supporting theater special operations commanders, by conducting night vision infiltration, exfiltration, resupply and other combat tasks on unimproved runways.

73RD SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 73rd Special Operations Squadron, activated in 2006, operates the MC-130W Dragon Spear aircraft in support of special operations missions. The squadron was the first flying squadron to move to Cannon Air Force Base after the 27 SOW joined Air Force Special Operations Command in 2007.

3RD SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 3rd Special Operations Squadron accomplishes global special operations tasking as a member of the Air Force component of United States Special Operations Command. It directly supports theater commanders by providing precision weapons employment and persistent intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. The 3rd SOS is co-located at Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., and Nellis AFB, Nev.

16TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 16th Special Operations Squadron flies
the AC-130H Spectre gunship, a heavily armed aircraft designed for close air support, armed reconnaissance, interdiction, night search and rescue, and airborne command and control. The 16 SOS trains and maintains its combat-ready force to provide highly accurate firepower in support of both conventional and unconventional forces. The AC-130H, a modified Lockheed C-130E model aircraft, is configured with side-firing weapons, including one 40 mm Bofors cannon and one Army 105 mm howitzer.

33RD SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 33rd Special Operations Squadron became an active component of the 27 SOW on July 31, 2009, in response to overseas contingency operations. Since 1917, the squadron has received outstanding unit awards for air combat support provided in World War II, Southwest Asia, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

DETACHMENT 1, 25TH INTELLIGENCE SQUADRON
The Detachment 1, 25 IS is one of four geographically separated, selectively manned units that provide specialized intelligence and robust information-gathering operations across the spectrum of conflict. Squadron personnel are qualified to operate as aircrew on board every combat aircraft within the AFSOC inventory. The majority of 25 IS personnel are dedicated to executing the Silent Shield program. Unit analysts are also a fundamental part of the mission-planning process, providing key information on various regions to the DSOs. Other personnel handle mission support activities to comply with AFSOC flying regulations for training and proficiency, standardization and evaluation, flight scheduling, mobility and other key areas.

551ST SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 551st Special Operations Squadron provides AFSOC's Western Air Commandos with unmatched combat training on the MC-130W Combat Talon, AC-130H-Spectre, as well as refresher and proficiency training on Unmanned Aerial Systems, Non-Standard Aircraft and the CV-22 Osprey simulator.

524TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 524th Special Operations Squadron flies the Dornier Do-328. The unit supports special operations mobility worldwide, as aircraft and crews move small amounts of personnel and cargo to remote and austere airfields.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MISSION SUPPORT GROUP
The primary goal of the 27th Special Operations Mission Support Group is to provide combat support and base sustainment services to ensure the mission readiness of the 27 SOW. These support services and activities include providing housing, facilities/infrastructure, fire protection, environmental management, explosive ordnance disposal, disaster preparedness, food service, law enforcement and security, communications, personnel support and other base services, as well as recreation activities for more than 6,500 military personnel, civilian employees, their families and 4,000 retirees for all units and associate organizations on Cannon AFB.

27 SOMSG traces its beginnings to the 27th Air Base Group, which activated Aug. 1, 1948, at Kearney Army Air Field, Neb. The group supported the wing mission of flying the F-82 aircraft. The 27 ABG inactivated Oct. 1, 1958, and reactivated on June 8, 1969, at Cannon, as the 27th Combat Support Group and then became the 27th Mission Support Group. It was redesignated the 27th Special Operations Mission Support Group on Oct. 1, 2007. The group is comprised of six very diverse and dynamic squadrons: 27th Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron, 27th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron, 27th Special Operations Security Forces, 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron, 27th Special Operations Contracting Squadron and the 27th Special Operations Communications Squadron.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS LOGISTICS READINESS SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron comprises four flights, providing total support to the 27 SOW and associate units by meeting a full spectrum of logistic needs through the efficient supply of material and fuels, the expert management and maintenance of the vehicle fleet, the performance of traffic management service, and the planning and management of the entire mobilization process to ensure an accurate and rapid response in the wing's commitment to support global military operations. Responsibilities include:
• deployment planning, training and execution
• operating and maintaining a fleet of vehicles and equipment
• supply services and fuels support
• cargo receiving, packaging/crating and shipping services
• personal property and base-wide passenger services
• air cargo and passenger terminal operations

The Vehicle Management Flight manages a fleet of 500 general and special purpose vehicles, trains all vehicle control officers and shoulders the responsibility of keeping the wing's vehicle fleet in service at all times.

The Fuels Management Flight provides twenty-four hours, seven days a week servicing of aviation fuel, ground fuel and cryogenic products to support all assigned and transient aircraft. The unit also sustains a unique forward area refueling point capability that trains and supports team members Air Force-wide on combat critical ground refueling techniques and tactics in remote and hostile enemy areas.

The Materiel Management Flight stocks and issues 26,000 line items of supplies and equipment, including mobility bags and weapons. The unit also manages the Mobility Readiness Spares Packages in support of 27 SOW aircraft and equipment management procedures, ensuring that all units maintain proper accountability of their assets. The flight is also the primary liaison between base customers and the Global Logistics Support Center at Scott AFB, Ill.

The Deployment and Distribution Flight ensures proper receipt of incoming and preparation of outbound cargo, manages the wing's U-drive-it fleet and provides specialized vehicle support, advises military members on personal property movements, plans and executes wing deployments, and provides aerial delivery service and cargo preparation for local MC-130 missions and worldwide AMC deployment support.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON
By effectively providing combat support in food services, subsistence acquisition and distribution, personnel services, force bed down, mortuary affairs, tactical field exchange, personal fitness and recreation activities, the 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron won the ACC 2003 and 2005 Gen. Eugene L. Eubank Award for the Best Small Services Squadron in Air Combat Command and the 2009 Gen. Eugene L. Eubank Award for the Best Force Support Squadron in Air Force Special Operations Command. The squadron also promotes such community support functions as:
• Airman and family readiness, youth programs, child development and family child care
• military and civilian personnel support, education and training
• libraries, auto skills, framing and engraving shop and manpower support
• outdoor recreation, bowling, Information Tickets and Tours, community centers and golf
• membership organizations and special recreational activities designed to improve the quality of life for Air Force personnel and their families

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS CIVIL ENGINEER SQUADRON The 27th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron fulfills a variety of missions supporting the entire wing. Much of the 27 SOCES's work focuses on the construction, maintenance and protection of all base infrastructure, such as buildings, roadways, airfield pavement, utility services (e.g. water, gas, sewage treatment and electricity) and the surrounding environment. The 27 SOCES also provides services for fire protection, explosive ordnance disposal, disaster preparedness, war readiness support, military family housing and various other base-wide needs, such as custodial cleaning and refuse disposal. 27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS CONTRACTING SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Contracting Squadron provides comprehensive contracting support, acquisition planning and business advice to the 27 SOW and 12 associate units. The squadron's contracting officers also deploy worldwide in support of Air Force Special Operations Command, United States Special Operations Command and Air Force missions. The responsibilities of the unit's three flights include:
• rapid-responsive contingency contracting support for wartime deployments and disasters
• acquiring mission critical supplies, services and construction requirements for Cannon AFB customers
• managing the Government Purchase Card and Base Quality Assurance programs

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS SECURITY FORCES SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Security Forces Squadron resembles a civilian community police force that provides law enforcement, aircraft security, crime prevention, investigative services and worldwide deployment support. Security Forces also operate the detention facility, armory, administrative and report sections, and conduct information security. For information, call (575) 784-4111. For emergencies, dial 911.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMUNICATIONS SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Communications Squadron operates and maintains fixed and deployable communications and information systems, equipment, personnel and facilities for the 27 SOW, associate units and the Melrose Air Force Range. The squadron's responsibilities include the base network, deployment of wing initial communications capability, and daily services to more than 4,000 military and civilian personnel and numerous units.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE GROUP
Four squadrons of 420 personnel each make up the 27th Special Operations Maintenance Group—27th Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance, 27th Special Operations Component Maintenance, 27th Special Operations Equipment Maintenance and 27th Special Operations Maintenance Operations. The group accomplishes its motto of "The Power in Airpower" through daily innovation, teamwork, integrity and professionalism. By integrating AFSOC maintenance expertise, the group maintains weapon systems, equipment and vehicles, sustains combat readiness, manages maintenance resources and provides maintenance services. And, most importantly, the unit prepares, supports and executes contingency plans for worldwide mobilization, deployment and employment of wing aircraft.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Aircraft Maintenance Squadron provides flight-line maintenance for the wing. Each aircraft squadron, for example, performs on-aircraft maintenance and such repairs as generation and inspection for every flying squadron. Other responsibilities include:
• performing intermediate-level maintenance for airframe accessory sub-systems
• supervising test measurement and diagnostic equipment
• supporting daily aircraft sorties and deployments
• preparing and executing contingency plans for multiple theaters

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMPONENT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Component Maintenance Squadron provides intermediate-level maintenance for airframe accessory subsystems for assigned aircraft. The 27 SOCMS also oversees test measurement and diagnostic equipment services for wing and regional customers, supports daily aircraft sorties, deployments and prepares and executes contingency plans for multiple theaters.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Equipment Maintenance Squadron deploys worldwide at a moment's notice and supports the wing with some equipment maintenance, ensures aerospace ground equipment readiness and manages the aircraft corrosion/paint program. The squadron also maintains training/live conventional munitions and the suspension and launch systems, and repairs and fabricates aircraft structural parts.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Maintenance Operations Squadron balances 27 SOW fleet health issues with sortie production. The unit also coordinates and monitors all maintenance activities, maintains wing aircraft status, and develops, schedules and provides maintenance training for all squadron personnel.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MEDICAL GROUP
True to its motto of "We keep Air Commandos in the Fight...the best warrior health support anytime, anywhere," the 27th Special Operations Medical Group ensures a healthy, fit and deployable active-duty force, safeguards families and "keeps the promise" to retirees.

As an ambulatory care facility, the group's three squadrons provide a wide range of services, including family practice, pediatrics, women's health, optometry, flight medicine, human performance training, dental, public health, allergy/immunizations, mental health, family advocacy, bioenvironmental engineering, laboratory services, pharmacy, diagnostic imaging, physical therapy, and health and wellness.

Embracing the ideas of Integrity First, Service Before Self and Excellence In All We Do, the group—as an Air Force component of the U.S. Special Operations Command—also stands ready to support special operations worldwide, while sustaining air and expeditionary force readiness and training, and assisting Air National Guard and Air Reserve medical forces.

CANNON AFB MEDICAL FACILITY
208 W. Casablanca Ave.
Cannon AFB, NM 88103
(575) 784-2778 (APPT)
or (575) 784-6975
or (888) 544-2778
http://www.cannon.af.mil
or http://www.tricareonline.com
Clinic: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed weekends, federal holidays and at noon on the first Monday of every month for readiness training. After 4:30 p.m., call (575) 784-2778 (APPT), option 1, for an on-call provider.

Pharmacy: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MEDICAL OPERATIONS SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Medical Operations Squadron promotes and maintains the health of the wing's active-duty, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve, civilians, dependents and retirees. Services include behavioral/mental health, family medicine, pediatric, women's health and immunization, radiology and physical therapy.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS AEROSPACE MEDICINE SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Aerospace Medicine Squadron ensures the wing's maximum wartime readiness via aircrew health care, disease prevention, wellness promotion, medical readiness, workspace/environmental surveillance and dental care.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS MEDICAL SUPPORT SQUADRON
The 27th Special Operations Medical Support Squadron provides the wing's disaster preparedness, TRICARE, patient administration, readiness, information systems, resources, and pharmacy, laboratory and logistics services.

27 SOW STAFF AGENCIES
The 27 SOW staff agencies provide command management and a wide variety of services to almost everyone on base. The agencies working directly for the wing commander, vice wing commander or the chief of staff include: 27th Special Operations Comptroller Squadron, Wing Administration, Protocol, Public Affairs, Plans, Inspections, Staff Judge Advocate, Safety, Military Equal Opportunity, Historian, Chapel, Command Post, Inspector General, Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection and Cannon's Senior Enlisted Advisor.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS WING INSPECTOR GENERAL
The 27th Special Operations Wing Inspector General oversees the base's complaints and Fraud, Waste and Abuse programs to ensure a viable, responsive complaints program characterized by fairness, integrity and impartiality. The 27 IG also assesses unit readiness through a combination of base-wide exercises and the installation's self-inspection program. In this regard, the 27 IG plans, executes and evaluates exercise scenarios to provide 27 SOW leadership with a picture of the wing's response capability.

BUILDING 600
DSN 681-4469
or (575) 784-4469
or (575) 784-4825 Hotline
27sow.ig@cannon.af.mil
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMPTROLLER SQUADRON
The financial professionals of the 27th Special Operations Comptroller Squadron strive for continuous, courteous and accurate customer service while providing peacetime and wartime worldwide support to all Cannon personnel, both active and retired, DoD components and civilian employees.

BUILDING 600
DSN 681-2646
or (575) 784-2646
https://mypay.dfas.mil
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS WING PLANS AND PROGRAMS
The Wing Plans and Programs office conducts wing strategic planning and implements this plan through worldwide deployments, training, exchanges and exercises. Call DSN 681-1159 or (575) 784-1159.

PROTOCOL OFFICE
The Protocol Office provides timely, useful guidance on protocol matters to the wing, and assists the commander and personnel in commemorating and celebrating diverse, significant events by helping them plan dignified, professional ceremonies and social activities. Call DSN 681-2729 or (575) 784-2729.

27TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS
(575) 784-4131
or (575) 784-2253 after hours
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The 27 Special Operations Wing Public Affairs informs base personnel, the public and the news media about Cannon AFB activities and special ops. To that end the PA office manages command information, and community and media relations programs by arranging interviews with subject-matter experts, answering queries, conducting tours and serving as official spokespersons for the base.

The office also works with local newspapers and operates a photo studio, as well as radio and TV broadcasts. Probably the most visible service is Cannon's website, http://www.cannon.af.mil, and the Commander's Access Channel, an information channel for base facilities and local cable subscribers in base housing and in Clovis.

SEXUAL ASSAULT AND PREVENTION RESPONSE OFFICE
110 E. Sextant Ave., Suite 1150
Cannon AFB, NM 88103 DSN 681-1014
or (575) 784-1014
or the 24/7 hotline at (575) 784-7272
http://www.sapr.mil
The Sexual Assault Response Coordinator serves as Cannon's liaison for sexual assault prevention and response services. As directed by the wing commander, the office devel ops and manages prevention and support programs and activities, and complies with congressional and DoD sexual assault program mandates. The staff also addresses a broad spectrum of related issues and intervention needs, and develops a response system, which may include a Sexual Assault Response Team, to assist with the victim's needs and other areas of interpersonal violence issues.

SAFETY
Cannon's safety staff upholds the wing commander's safety program and helps unit commanders accomplish their missions by preserving valuable resources—on the ground and in the air —through frequent inspections, education and proactive operational risk management. Basic goals include:
• protect Cannon's personnel • prevent flight, ground and weapons mishaps
• prevent personal injuries and property damage on and off duty
• eliminate unsafe practices and conditions
• reduce risks inherent in day-to-day operations at home and deployed.

LAW CENTER
CANNON LAW CENTER
101 S. D.L. Ingram Blvd.
Cannon AFB, NM 88101
Legal Matters (575) 784-2211
Claims (575) 784-2212, by appointment
Notary Service and Power of Attorney: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Cannon Law Center provides legal advice and support to the wing commander and all base organizations in the areas of military justice, adverse actions, ethics, civil law, operations law, environmental law, labor law and contract law. The center also assists active-duty and retired personnel and their families with legal assistance, and tax preparation and claim processing services on an appointment or walk-in basis.

THE AREA DEFENSE COUNSEL
Building 600, Room 2020 (575) 784-2915
The Area Defense Counsel represents Air Force personnel subject to disciplinary actions or suspected of crimes. The Judge Advocate General selects this qualified attorney to represent Air Force members before courts martial, administrative boards and in Article 15 and other administrative actions. To ensure independence, the ADC is not assigned to any base unit, but has a separate chain of command that extends to the Air Force Judge Advocate General.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
The Equal Opportunity office ensures that all personnel receive equal opportunity and treatment based only on individual merit, fitness and capability. To that end the office provides various human resource services such as third party conflict resolution, equal opportunity assistance information, mediation and helping agency referrals.

EO also provides formal and informal complaint assistance and processing to all military members, their family members and retirees who believe they have experienced unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex or sexual harassment. In addition, the EO staff offers technical guidance as subject-matter experts for higher level complaint processing, conducts unit EO climate assessments and provides classes in various human relations topics.
COMMUNITY CHAPEL
CANNON COMMUNITY CHAPEL
104 W. Trident Ave.
Cannon AFB, NM 88103 (575) 784-2507
The Cannon Community Chapel affords a complete program of religious activity, with chaplains available for personal, premarital, marriage, family and other counseling needs. And any counseling is considered confidential. Chaplains also regularly conduct work-area visitations, as well as in-chapel weddings, baptisms and other rites. Other ministries include religious observances, spiritual care and fellowship opportunities.

Worship Services Catholic
Sunday Mass: 9:30 a.m.
Daily Mass: Monday through Friday: 12:05 p.m.

Confessions
Sunday: 8:30 to 9:15 a.m.
Monday through Friday: 11:15 to 11:45 a.m.

Education
K through 6 grades: 10:45 a.m.
Junior and high school students, 10:45 a.m.
RCIA meets every Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Knights of Columbus: Third Sunday, 11 a.m.

Protestant
Contemporary Sunday Service: 11 a.m.
Contemporary Worship Service: Third Sunday, 6:15 to 6:45 a.m., Building 128

Education
Sunday Nursery School: 11 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.
Sunday Children's Church: 11:15 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.

Ministries
Men's Prayer Group: Monday, 6:15 to 7:15 a.m.
Women's Bible Study: Tuesday, 9 to 11 a.m. or Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m.
Officers' Christian Fellowship: Thursday, 11:15 a.m., Education Wing, Room 7
Young Adult Bible Study: Wednesday, 6 p.m.

Wiccan
Open Circle: First Saturday and every Sunday, 5 p.m., Chapel Education Wing, Room 7

Buddhist
Discussion Group: Monday, 7 to 8 p.m., Chapel Education Wing, Rooms 7 and 8

AIR FORCE OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
(575) 784-2511
or (575) 784 3111
and (575) 784-4111 off-duty hours
The Air Force Office of Special Investigations provides professional anti-terrorism, force protection, criminal, counterintelligence and fraud investigative services to commanders of all Air Force activities. The OSI has been the Air Force's major investigative service since Aug. 1, 1948. The agency reports to the Inspector General, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, and has detachment units in 221 places globally. Cannon's OSI Detachment 224 investigates federal matters with Air Force interest in 13 Eastern New Mexico and 19 Western Texas counties.

DOCUMENT AUTOMATION AND PRODUCTION
The Document Automation and Production Service provides a full portfolio of document services ranging from traditional offset printing, through on-demand output to online document services. Further, DAPS has been recognized as a transformation agent actively moving the DoD toward the use of online documents and services.
Building 600, Room 1030 (575) 784-7630
or (575) 764 7630
or DSN 681-7630
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