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  • Eyes on the Future: Gen. Mike Guetlein Visits Space Rapid Capabilities Office

    Gen. Mike Guetlein, Vice Chief of Space Operations, visited Kirtland Air Force Base this week, signaling the base’s growing importance in space innovation, research, and national defense.His visit serves as a powerful acknowledgment of Kirtland’s role not only in defending space but also in engaging

  • Kirtland AFB 2025 Privately Owned Firearm Policy

    This document outlines Kirtland Air Force Base's updated policy for 2025 regarding privately owned firearms (POFs) and other dangerous weapons, covering registration, storage, transportation, authorized personnel, and prohibited areas. The policy aims to ensure base security and the safety of all

  • Kirtland Airman wins top Defense Travel Award

    Airman 1st Class Katherine Lockwood, a financial management specialist at Kirtland Air Force Base, has earned the Department of Defense’s Excellence in Practice Paramount Award. She was honored at the Defense Travel Management Office GovTravels Symposium in Alexandria, Virginia. Lockwood was coined

  • Optimizing decision advantage through human-machine team experimentation

    The Department of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System Cross-Functional Team hosted the first software sprint experiment to examine software solutions for enhanced command and control in conjunction with the Shadow Operations Center – Nellis, at the Howard Hughes Operations, or H2O,

  • Innovative Testing and Skilled Personnel Drive Space RCO’s Newest Success

    The U.S. Space Force's Space Rapid Capabilities Office (Space RCO), headquartered at Kirtland AFB, is leading the charge in innovative defense technology with its Remote Modular Terminal (RMT) program. At the heart of this success is Lt. Col. (sel) Drew Hines, the program’s logistics officer and

  • BMT construction effort moves closer toward completion

    JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas – The massive construction effort to deliver an updated, centralized basic training installation for the Department of the Air Force’s newest Airmen and Guardian enlistees is nearing 75% completion.Construction of Airmen Training complexes here, including two