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  • Chap. (Brig. Gen.) Cecil Richardson, Air Force deputy chief of chaplains, speaks at Team Kirtland?s National Prayer Breakfast Feb. 15 at the Mountain View Club. The National Prayer Breakfast is a long-standing American tradition where government officials and leaders meet for prayer and to discuss national issues. (U.S. Air Force photo by Dennis Carlson)

    Base holds Prayer breakfast

    Chap. (Brig. Gen.) Cecil Richardson spoke here Feb. 15 at Team Kirtland's National Prayer Breakfast. Chaplain Richardson is the Air Force deputy chief of chaplains. Approximately 325 members of the base community gathered at the Mountain View Club to come together in prayer and hear Chaplain Richardson speak. The National Prayer Breakfast is a
  • Kyrgyzstan military officials tour the inside of a 58th Special Operations Wing CV-22 Osprey here. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Berenger)

    Military members from former Soviet countries visit base

    Foreign military members from Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan visited here Feb. 13-14. The officials spent time at touring everything from the 58th Special Operations Wing and U.S. Air Force Pararescue School to the Base Exchange. They toured the CV-22 Osprey at the 58th SOW and were given emergency medical demonstrations at the Pararescue School.
  • Gen. Bruce Carlson, Air Force Materiel Command commander makes a point discusses the command's contributions in Southwest Asia. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Berenger)

    General Carlson reports on AFMC's contributions in Southwest Asia

    In the thick of rocket propelled grenades, mortars and small-arms fire in a battle, the last thing on a combat controller's mind would be thanking Air Force Materiel Command for the weapons the controller is about to employ. Using better intelligence offered by AFMC's advancements, the controller can be sure that the position he's about to relay

  • ABQ Ride expands bus routes on Kirtland

    Buses are an important part of everyday life and play an important part in the social fabric of many cities. At Kirtland, the same views are held in the same regard. Not only for the benefits of clean air but to reduce road congestion and to save people money. Recently, the base in conjunction with Albuquerque Ride has reviewed and restructured the

  • Women in military tribute March 2

    The 22nd annual Tribute to Women in the Military will be held March 2 at the Mountain View Club here. It will honor military women, past and present, active duty, retired, Reserve and National Guard. The day's events include seminars, exhibits, a panel discussion, door prizes and an awards luncheon. The keynote speaker will be Navy Capt. Nori Anne

  • NCO Academy graduates NCOs

    The following is a list of Kirtland's Noncommissioned Officer Academy Graduates from class 07-2, which graduated Feb. 15. Tech. Sgt. Christopher Addy 58th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Tech. Sgt. James Daniels Jr. 377th Medical Group Tech. Sgt. Carlos Delgado 71st Special Operations Squadron Tech. Sgt. Marshall Denys 550th Special operations

  • Sports, Feb 23

    Mountain Climbing Trip is Feb. 23-25 and the cost is $100 a person. Join outdoor recreation for a chance to climb the Organ Mountains of southern New Mexico. This jagged range is just outside of Las Cruces and boasts some of the best climbing in the country. Huge walls and great winter temperatures make this the ideal mid winter climbing location.

  • Stockpile, Feb. 23

    Blood Drive Sponsored by William Beaumont Army Medical Center, the blood drive will take place at the General Phillips Conference Center, Bldg. 201, March 13 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and March 14 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Airman and Family Readiness Center Predeployment Briefing Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. or by appointment.

  • Kirtland Exercise

    The base is  conducting a security exercise from Feb. 26 until March 17 in support of a Department of Defense program that reviews and verifies policy for the safety and security of U.S. military resources. The purpose of the exercise is to allow personnel to share and develop security procedures to ensure the safety and security of U.S. military
  • Three reporters working with the History Channel, accompanied by James Darcy (kneeling), V-22 Osprey Program public affairs officer, and a flight engineer from the 71st Special Operations Squadron, film a CV-22 Osprey during a training mission at a landing zone here for a show called Modern Marvels ? Military Movers. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Markus Maier)

    58th SOW makes history

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