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  • Softball playoffs start tonight

    Kirtland’s intramural softball postseason is upon us. Playoffs start tonight with a matchup between Thursday Night League regular season champs SFS Harrington (7-4) and Tuesday Night’s fourth-place finisher 58 AMXS (2-9). Tuesday Nights top team, AFRL (11-1) have to be the tournament favorites going

  • ABW, SOW Command Chiefs team up to lead, take care of Airmen

    Two of Kirtland’s major mission partners, the 377th Air Base and 58th Special Operations Wings have a relationship going back more than 25 years. The 58th SOW trains combat search and rescue and special operations aircrew and maintainers, and the 377th has supported the nuclear enterprise and served

  • Trimble earns Diamond Sharp Award

    Airman 1st Class Kaylee Trimble, 377th Weapons System Security Squadron remote target engagement system operator, has been in the Air Force for less than 2 years, but is a flight trainer where she devotes two hours prior to each work day conducting on the job training with newly assigned flight

  • Aug. 16 marks 50th anniversary of first Minuteman III launch

    Fifty years ago, 1968 was a tumultuous year, from North Vietnam’s surprise “Tet Offensive” to Dr. King’s assassination, from race riots in major U.S. cities, to the first humans orbiting the moon. And in August of that year, three major powers conducted nuclear-related tests.

  • Kirtland Elementary off to a fully-supplied start

    The Space and Missile Systems Center’s Advanced Systems and Development Directorate here dropped more than a 1,000 pounds of donated school supplies from the installation community at Kirtland Elementary School here Aug. 10.

  • Operation Ball Gown reopens

    Operation Ball Gown, a free gown loan service, reopened at 8150 Frost Ave. at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., Aug. 13.

  • MDG cuts ribbon on rennovated facility

    Members of the 377th Medical Group celebrated by cutting a ceremonial ribbon on the first floor, in front of the new information desk and centralized check-in. People exploring the renovated facility could also see revamped waiting areas, new signage, furniture and décor.