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  • AFRL patriot retires after 44 years of service

    Robert Clougherty began his military service at age 17 and had no idea it would became a 44-year career filled with many fond memories and friendships.On March 9 at the Air Force Research Laboratory on Kirtland Air Force Base, many of his colleagues and friends shared in an event celebrating his 44

  • Vietnam veteran remained resilient amidst challenges

    The U.S. withdrew from Vietnam almost 45 years ago, but the impact of that conflict is still felt today.  Vietnam Veteran’s Day is celebrated March 29 to honor the sacrifice made by those who served in the Vietnam conflict.  Roger Newall, city of Albuquerque veteran’s liaison and 150th Special

  • 377th ABW annual award winners

    Congratulations to the 377th Air Base Wing annual award winners: Airman of the year: Airman 1st Class Bryan J. Gallardo-Mejia, 377th Security Forces GroupNCO of the year: Tech. Sgt. Raechael Evans, 377th Medical GroupSenior NCO of the year: Master Sgt. Lindsay B. Ahonen, 377th Mission Support

  • KAFB spouse wins honor for second straight year

    Hard work and a desire to improve the community have won a Kirtland Air Force Base spouse special recognition for the second year in a row.Dinah Dziolek, wife of Chaplain (Capt.) David Dziolek, won the base-level Military Spouse of the Year honor for 2017. She won the award last year as well.In

  • Kirtland pharmacy tech wins AFMS annual award

    Congratulations to Tech. Sgt. Raechael Evans, 377th Medical Support Squadron, seen here working at the Base Exchange Pharmacy at its ribbon cutting in 2015. Evans won the 2016 Air Force Medical Service Pharmacy Technician NCO of the Year Award.

  • AFNWC honors annual award winners

    The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center announced its annual award winners at a ceremony Feb. 2 at the Kirtland Air Force Base Mountain View Club.The Kirtland winners are:Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year — Staff Sgt. Joshua McMillan; Nuclear Technology and Interagency Directorate at

  • Kirtland team zaps drones at Commander's Challenge

    Drones have long been a safety concern for the U.S. military, with great reason, as Islamic State militants are confirming.According to several news sources from the Washington Post and the New York Times, the Islamic State has been using consumer-model drones to drop explosives on Iraqi forces.How