Spooky 5K provide scares for Halloween

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Nick Peloquin, 551st Special Operations Squadron loadmaster, runs with his spouse Kendra, during the Oct. 31 Spooky 5K at Cannon Air Force Base. The 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron hosted the event, which was open to Airmen as well as dependents.

CANNON AIR FORCE BASE — What do Batman, jesters and kitty-cats have in common? Air Commandos at Cannon Air Force Base found out on Halloween when the unlikely trio attended the annual Spooky 5K with a group of their most frightening friends in tow. The 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron hosted the event, which gave Airmen and their families a chance to get one more scare out of Halloween.