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  • PMEL evaluator recognized for excellence

    Kirtland’s Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory, or PMEL, recently passed its AFMETCAL evaluation and certification, and one individual was recognized for outstanding performance. Dave McMillan was presented with an AFMETCAL Excellence Coin in recognition of his outstanding work as a quality

  • Running with the force

    The Air Force released selections for the 2018 All-Air Force cross-country team Jan. 22, and Capt. Kristopher Houghton, 377th Air Base Wing assistant staff judge advocate, made the team. In a short Q&A session, Houghton answers questions about making the team, training and his passion for running.

  • Albuquerque students visit 58th SOW

    Staff Sgt. Eric Jensen, an instructor with the 58th Training Squadron, talks to students from Robert F. Kennedy Charter School in Albuquerque Feb. 1. The students visited several areas in the 58th Special Operations Wing as part of the Junior Achievement Job Shadow Program.

  • Kirtland App provides real time updates

    With winter around the corner, Kirtland Air Force Base could experience weather delays and occasionally even a base closure. The best way to stay up to date on base changes caused by inclement weather is by downloading the Kirtland App to your smart phone.

  • Maj. Gen. Stoss takes command of 20th AF

    Leadership changed hands at the 20th Air Force during a change of command ceremony at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, Jan. 26, 2018. During the ceremony, Maj. Gen. Anthony Cotton, 20th Air Force commander, transferred command to Maj. Gen. Fred Stoss. After accepting the flag, Stoss expressed

  • Tricare changes effective now

    As of Jan. 1, previously advertised changes to TRICARE have become effective. These changes will give you more benefit choices, improve your access to care, simplify cost shares and allow you to take command of your health.

  • Airmen and social media, think before you share

    With the rise in popularity of social media sites and apps, Airmen are being reminded that they represent the Air Force continually. Ultimately, Airmen should consider the image they portray on social media, and think before sharing information that could jeopardize a career or reputation.

  • Kirtland welcomes new violence prevention integrator

    In support of the Air Force’s Violence Prevention Program, Kirtland has hired its first violence prevention integrator. Edith Wegner, who has 20 years of civil service experience, will lead Team Kirtland in its violence prevention efforts. Her position falls under the Comprehensive Airman Fitness