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  • MDG program offers services that can change lives

    Tucked away in the 377th Medical Group's Family Medicine Clinic is one of the best kept secrets in the Air Force, a program with services that can literally change your life.It's called the Behavioral Health Optimization Program, or BHOP, and its purpose is to help people change habits, emotions or

  • Airman's Attic looking for weekday volunteers

    The Airman's Attic has helped lots of Airmen over the years, and now the people who volunteer their time there say they need a little help.That's according to Candice Birrenkott, Airman's Attic director.The attic supplies free, gently used clothes and household goods to active-duty Airmen, rank E-5

  • All Pueblo Council visits Kirtland

    Elected officials from pueblos across New Mexico visited Kirtland May 14 for their monthly All Pueblo Council of Governors meeting. Commanders from installations across the state with flying missions, including the New Mexico Air National Guard, were on hand to discuss overflight issues and foster

  • CCAF graduates honored at ceremony

    A ceremony honoring 268 Kirtland Airmen who recently graduated from the Community College of the Air Force took place Thursday at the Mountain View Club, and there were smiles all around.The Kirtland event recognized 130 Airmen who got one or more degrees from CCAF in October 2014 and 138 who

  • Kirtland EOD unit shows off skills at Robot Rodeo

    Kirtland's 377th Explosive Ordnance Company got a chance to go hands-on with some new technology and tested their robot handling skills against eight other teams.Airmen were able to gain the robot handling experience at indoor and outdoor sites May 11 through 15 at the 9th annual Western National

  • 377th Air Base Wing change of command set for May 21

    Col. Tom Miller, 377th Air Base Wing and installation commander, will relinquish command at a ceremony May 21 at 9 a.m. at Hangar 333.Miller, who is leaving to be the vice commander at the Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., said he and his wife enjoyed their time here."Kim

  • Recharge for Resiliency offers fun, recreation

    A new program is provided help to families facing challenges caused by deployments or loss.The program is called Recharge for Resiliency, and it offers families opportunities to recharge, rebuild and reintegrate."Activities are designed to be educational as well as fun, with trips planned for local