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  • Installing artificial burrows

    As a federal installation, Kirtland AFB abides by all federal law regarding preservation of migratory birds that use the base for habitat, including burrowing owls, a small species that nests underground. For 15 years, burrowing owl populations on base have been declining. Each year proves to be

  • Boy Scouts of Kirtland AFB Troop 85 to mark 60 years

    April will mark the 60th consecutive year that the Boy Scouts of Troop 85 have been present on Kirtland Air Force Base. The Boy Scouts provide boys ages 11 to 18 the life skills and experiences built on the fundamentals of the Scout Oath and Scout Law that were established more than 100 years ago.

  • 377th Medical Group's Patient Safety Awareness Week is March 3-9

    To raise awareness and encourage the engagement of patients, families, health care providers, and the public, the 377th Medical Group will participate in the nationwide 2013 Patient Safety Awareness Week campaign from March 3-9. This year's theme, "Patient Safety 7/365 - 7 days of recognition, 365

  • Players, coaches needed for youth baseball

    Youth baseball at Kirtland Air Force Base returns this spring, and players are needed. League registration is underway and concludes March 1; there will be a $5 late fee assessed for those who register later. The cost is $35 for Youth Center members and $50 for non-members. Opening day is scheduled

  • Air Force libraries bridge the digital divide

    Need assistance setting up a budget, learning a new language or doing your homework? Look no further than your online Air Force library, where Air Force library staff members work to meet customers' needs in an evolving digital world.Worldwide, Air Force libraries offer online learning resources,

  • World War II veteran visits 58th Special Operations Wing

    In February, World War II veteran Jack Gallette celebrated his 91st birthday. His son, retired Air Force Col. John Gallette, now a program manager at the Air Force Research Laboratory's Space Vehicles Directorate at Kirtland AFB, wanted to treat his father to a birthday celebration to remember and

  • AFRL scientist recovers ancient texts

    "What Lies Beneath" is a thriller movie made in 2000, with Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford as a well-off couple who experience a haunting that uncovers secrets about their past. The Air Force Research Laboratory's Dr. Keith Knox has been looking into 'what lies beneath' for more than 20 years.

  • Civilian personnel provides guidance on time-off incentive awards

    The following information provides guidance to supervisors and employees regarding the time-off incentive award program. In accordance with Air Force Instruction 36-1004, paragraph 4.3., full-time employees may be awarded total time off of 80 hours during any leave year. The maximum amount of