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  • Kirtland at your service: Finance, “We’re here to help”

    At the 377th Comptroller Squadron Customer Service section, they understand the value of the mission and how pay related issues can greatly impact an Airman’s ability to focus on what’s important--they want to support their fellow wingmen as they accomplish their mission.

  • Team Kirtland recognizes hard work of its volunteers

    The hard work of Team Kirtland’s many volunteers was formally recognized at a Volunteer Recognition Ceremony April 12, 2019.Kirtland volunteers donated more than 50,000 hours over the past year to services on base and in the greater Albuquerque area.

  • Kirtland dedicates marker to fallen B-29 aircrew

    The sounds of more than 100 pairs of feet trekking up the Manzano Mountains filled the somber and chilly spring air. The 11 mph gusts cutting through their sweaters and coats wouldn’t stop the mass of people from completing their mission for the day: to pay their respects and see where 13 Airmen

  • AFRL wins Kirtland Over-35 Intramural Basketball championship

    AFRL forward James Cooper attempts a floater against FSS during the Over-35 Intramural Basketball League championship at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., April 10. Cooper had 10 points in the first half of the championship game. AFRL defeated FSS 45-33. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. J.D. Strong

  • 71st AMU 3D prints new innovative tool

    The 71st Aircraft Maintenance Unit tackles the challenges of performing maintenance on the CV-22 Osprey every day. Adding to that challenge, is the aircraft flying and practicing landings in austere environments that have the possibility of kicking dirt up everywhere, including into the aircraft. 

  • New mobilization general joins Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center

    In March, Brig. Gen. Paul Knapp, a U.S. Air Force Reservist, began his new position as the mobilization assistant to the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center commander. In this position, he helps direct the Air Force’s nuclear modernization, acquisition, and sustainment programs with more than 1,300

  • Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center leaders donate to Air Force Assistance Fund

    Major Gen. Shaun Morris, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center commander, left, and Brig. Gen. Paul Knapp, his new mobilization assistant, sign their Air Force Assistance Fund pledge forms in Morris’ office to help the center kick off its 2019 campaign. The fund supports the Air Force Aid Society, Air