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  • Tiger of the Week: Tech. Sgt. Trevor Cantrell

    Tech. Sgt. Trevor Cantrell, this week’s Tiger of the Week, understands that effective security starts with prepared Airmen. As a flight sergeant with the 377th Weapons Systems Security Squadron at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, Cantrell leads the Delta Dawgs while ensuring his team is ready to

  • Senior AFGSC leaders see Sentinel program advancements

    The Air Force’s senior leaders charged with overseeing the service’s nuclear enterprise took part in a two-day immersion at Hill AFB, gaining insight into how AFGSC and its mission partners at Hill AFB & Northrop Grumman are fielding the Sentinel ICBM.

  • Master your mind: AFGSC reimagines readiness with MindGym

    To ensure operational readiness & maintain the tactical edge, Airmen must train their brains with the same rigor as their bodies. AFGSC is looking to accelerate & modernize this effort with a tactical training simulator known as MindGym.

  • Tigers of the Week: Connecting Airmen with Leaders

    Col. Justin D. Secrest, 377th Air Base Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Andrew Rapsavage, 377 ABW command chief, met with recent “Tiger of the Week” recipients to learn more about the “Fighting Tigers” behind the mission. The Tiger of the Week program reflects Secrest’s focus on people,

  • A Final Salute: Reflections on 25 Years of Service

    Twenty-five years ago, I raised my right hand and entered the United States Air Force just days before September 11 changed our nation forever. On August 3, 2026, I prepare to render my final salute and retire after twenty-five years in uniform.

  • Train your Mind. Strengthen the Mission.

    Team Kirtland’s roles in national security begins with the people. Taking care of Airmen, Guardians, civilians, and families is essential to building a strong and ready force. Mind Gym, located inside the Craft, Outdoor Recreation, and Entertainment (CORE) building, offers Team Kirtland members a

  • Outstanding Airman, Lasting Legacy

    Meet one of the Air Force's Outstanding Airmen of the Year: Master Sgt. Pete Nunes, whose journey shows that success isn't always determined by where someone starts.