KTSM El Paso Airman who drowned at NM lake identified Posted: May 28, 2025 | Last updated: May 28, 2025 The Air Force says Airman First Class Me’lik Etienne, 22, assigned to the 351st Special ...

A service member whose body was recovered on Monday from Elephant Butte Lake in New Mexico has been identified as Airman 1st Class Me’lik Etienne, 22, who was assigned to the 351st Special ...

The body of Airman 1st Class Me’lik Etienne, 22, was recovered on May 26, 2025 from Elephant Butte Lake in New Mexico. 31,228 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster ...

(Tamir Kalifa/AP) The body of a U.S. Air Force member was recovered from a lake in southern New Mexico on Monday, two days after the airman assigned to Kirtland Air Force Base went missing at the ...

ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. — The body of a U.S. Air Force member was recovered from a lake in southern New Mexico on Monday, two days after the airman assigned to Kirtland Air Force Base went missing ...

The Body of a Missing Airman Is Recovered From a Lake in New Mexico ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. (AP) — The body of a U.S. Air Force member was recovered from a lake in southern New Mexico on Monday ...

The release said that Elephant Butte Lake State Park rangers, Elephant Butte Fire Department, New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and New Mexico State Police were all participating in the search.

A search around Elephant Butte Lake for a missing airman stationed at Kirtland Air Force Base remains ongoing and has now lasted over 24 hours. In a news release, emailed Sunday afternoon ...

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It follows a separate 2024 study, conducted by the University of New Mexico, which found that “just one gram of duck meat from Holloman Lake exceeded the lifetime exposure limit recommended for humans ...