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  • Global Strike Challenge underway

    Teams from across Air Force Global Strike Command, including the 377th Security Forces Squadron, are competing in the second-annual Global Strike Challenge.Operations, maintenance and security forces teams from bomber and missile wings will compete to be named best-of-the-best. All units supporting

  • Kirtland NCO helps Iraqi airmen learn English

    Few would consider learning the English language a military necessity, but for Iraqi aviators, it's a fundamental need to learn the internationally recognized aviation language as they work to rebuild their defense forces.U.S. Air Force and Army advisors from the 721st and 821st Air Expeditionary

  • AFRL technology developed MAFFS 40 years ago

    The last two Modular Airborne Fire-fighting System equipped C-130 aircrafts here in support of wildfire suppression returned to their home station July 14.The MAFFS flew 242 sorties and 215.3 hours. They dropped 609,960 gallons of water weighing 5,550,640 pounds. The aircrafts were staged at

  • 12 Kirtland NCOs promoted

    Congratulations to the following Airmen selected for promotion as part of the supplemental promotion process. Master SergeantBrian T. CarlisleRolando A. GandaraDale R. GregoryChristina McCradyTara K. MudimbiTequana L. RoweTechnical SergeantJeffrey M. JamisonJerusha E. JohnsonJohnathan C.

  • Team Kirtland, city to remember the fallen

    The 377th Air Base Wing commander and the mayor of Albuquerque announced that Kirtland Air Force Base and the city will hold a joint remembrance ceremony at 10 a.m. Sept. 11 at Civic Plaza.Col. Robert L. Maness and Mayor Richard J. Berry will mark the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001

  • Kirtland AFB impresses AETC command chief

    The command chief from Air Education and Training Command, Chief Master Sgt. James A. Cody, accompanied Gen. Edward A. Rice Jr., AETC commander, during their visit here July 13 and 14.During an all-call, Chief Cody provided Kirtland Airmen some advice."There is a lot of opportunity in our Air Force

  • AETC Commander visits Kirtland Air Force Base

    The commander of Air Education and Training Command, Gen. Edward A. Rice Jr., visited the 58th Special Operations Wing at Kirtland Air Force Base July 13 and 14.This was General Rice's first visit to Kirtland AFB since taking command of AETC Nov. 17, 2010."I've actually been looking forward for some

  • Laboratory recognized with awards

    Several scientists and engineers with the Air Force Research Laboratory were recognized for their accomplishments in an Air Force wide completion for 2011.The recipients will be recognized at a ceremony August 25 at the National Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Four out of

  • Kirtland AFB Airman facilitates rotary wing maintenance program

    Six Afghan Air Force maintainers are now qualified to provide on-the job training as they recently graduated from a course aimed at allowing them to take over independent operations from coalition members.The graduating members, three engine body technicians and three crew chiefs, spent the last

  • Drought offers many dangers

    It goes without saying that New Mexico is in a drought.People are aware of the direct impact the weather is having on the area. National headlines continue to tell the story of the major wildfires causing havoc on the area. People can see the danger for themselves when smoke comes rolling in from