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  • Engineers earn tech development award

    Engineers from the Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate Integrated Structural Systems Program are receiving an award for their achievement in notable technology development.

  • Pawlikowski holds Commander's Call at Kirtland AFB

    Gen. Ellen M. Pawlikowski, Air Force Materiel Command commander, recently visited and provided an update on the 2017 AFMC Strategic Plan during a Commander’s Call held for Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory personnel.“Thank you for what you do,” Pawlikowski said.

  • 377 ABW Receives Outstanding Unit Award

    Maj. Gen. Anthony J. Cotton, commander, Twentieth Air Force, Air Force Global Strike Command, announced today that the 377 Air Base Wing has been awarded the Outstanding Unit Award for 2016. The Outstanding Unit Award is awarded to any unit of the U.S. Air Force which performs exceptionally

  • Froehlichs receive O’Malley Award

    For the past two years, Kirtland has enjoyed having at its helm the top wing commander and spouse duo in the Air Force.Col. Eric Froehlich, former 377th Air Base Wing commander, and his wife, Stephanie, were recently awarded the Air Force 2017 General and Mrs. Jerome O’Malley Award.The O’Malley

  • TEDx Albuquerque visits AFRL

    The Air Force Research Laboratory gave members of TEDx Albuquerque and the local community a glimpse of some upcoming projects during a tour on Kirtland Air Force Base May 17.

  • AFRL captain earns German military proficiency badge

    An Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Directorate physicist considers herself lucky to have experienced a recent deployment to Afghanistan, where she earned a German badge for military skills.

  • AFNWC receives Air Force Organizational Excellence award

    The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center received the Air Force Organizational Excellence Award for the fourth time since the center stood up in 2006. The four awards span seven consecutive years, from 2009 through 2015.Ensuring U.S. nuclear weapons are “never doubted and always feared,” AFNWC