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  • Agility, partnerships highlighted at industry event

    Businesses got insight into more than 400 opportunities worth $12.2 billion at the annual Briefing for Industry held Aug. 17-19 at Albuquerque Hotel in Old Town.BFI provides information to the government contracting community on upcoming and proposed acquisitions from the many and varied federal

  • VA medical center honors Purple Heart recipients

    The Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center hosted an event to recognize New Mexico's recipients of the Order of the Purple Heart. Around 75 people attended the Aug. 13 event at the VA center's Education Auditorium, which was held in honor of those who were injured in combat.Bill Armstrong, the public

  • Battle of Battleships to test imaginations, duct tape

    Battles at sea are usually left to the Navy, but some Airmen will soon be engaging in combat -- or a race, at least -- on the water.Kirtland's annual Battle of the Battleships will pit teams of Airmen against each other as they race boats made only of cardboard and duct tape.Tech. Sgt. Anthony

  • AFRL New Mexico, University of Arizona sign Education Partnership Agreement

    Air Force Research Laboratory New Mexico has signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Arizona. The Education Partnership Agreement calls for sharing research opportunities to advance technological development and build a stronger workforce.AFRL New Mexico, located in Albuquerque, is

  • AFRL physicist directs energy toward research

    Air Force Research Laboratory physicist Mark Spencer is passionate about the Air Force and his work with AFRL's Directed Energy Directorate at Kirtland.Put simply, his job is to find ways to deliver energy from a laser system to a target, he said.Directed energy weapons could make fundamental

  • AFRL telescope spots asteroid's moon

    In a first for the Air Force, scientists at the Air Force Research Laboratory's Starfire Optical Range used its 3.5-meter telescope and adaptive optics with a laser guidestar to capture the image of a moon named Romulus around the asteroid Sylvia.  The telescope, which measures 3.5-meter (11.5

  • Gala to raise money for families of fallen military members

    As a good wingman, retired Air Force pilot Col. Jim Quick of Placitas knew he could help a fellow pilot who had started a nonprofit.Quick was a fighter pilot from the mid-1960s to the early 1990s and flew two tours in Vietnam. He said he was inspired by the work being done by Oklahoma Air National

  • Medical Group gets new leader at change of command ceremony

    The 377th Medical Group change of command ceremony was held Thursday morning and set against a backdrop of the Sandia Mountains and blue skies outside the Mountain View Club.Col. Eric Froehlich, commander of the 377th Air Base Wing, said he had only recently met incoming commander, Col. Jeffrey

  • AFRL hosts open house for community leaders

    The Air Force Research Laboratory opened up its doors to local dignitaries and community leaders during an open house event.AFRL hosted the open house to better acquaint the community with its mission and the science and technology projects the unit's scientists and engineers are working

  • Kirtland sergeant lends helping hand to Kenyan orphans

    Six years ago, Staff Sgt. Dominic Kosgei left his poverty-stricken community in Kenya, Africa, to seek a better life in the United States.To give back to the country that gave him hope and opportunity, he joined the Air Force. Kirtland is the first duty station for Kosgei, who is NCO in charge of