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Laguna Pueblo leaders visit 58th SOW

Governor Richard Luarkie of Laguna Pueblo flies the CV-22 simulator on April 6 during a tour of the 58th SOW. U.S. Air Force Photo by Elizabeth Martinez

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Staff Sgt. Christopher Frost

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Experts talk technology

Diane MacAlpine, deputy director of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s La Luz Academy, demonstrates the concept of solar wind with a Van de Graaff generator for State Day visitors. Courtesy photo by Anita Collins

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Airmen give to assistance fund

Airman Gayla Hughes, 377th Logistics Readiness Squadron Vehicle Management Material Control Section, left, and Col. Robert L. Maness, 377th Air Base Wing commander, give to the Air Force Assistance Fund during a March 23 event in the wing commander’s office. The base campaign project manager is Chaplain (Capt.) Jayme Kendall, whose number is 853-5805. Each unit also has a point of contact. U.S. Air Force Photo by Stefan Bocchino

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Hanscom and Kirtland work together

A total of 74 semi-trailer trucks will be used to move the laboratory equipment from Hanscom AFB, Mass., to Kirtland AFB. The first two semi-trailer trucks left Hanscom on March 25 and arrived March 28 at Kirtland AFB. U.S. Air Force Photo by Dr. Donald Hunton

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Hanscom and Kirtland work together

A crew with Rockey’s Moving and Storage built a lifting device to lift an optical table weighing approximately 600 pounds and set it on the four-post platform. U.S. Air Force Photo by Connie Rankin

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Air Force accepts training simulator

Robert Barnes, left, and Mike Kropski, Aircrew Training and Rehearsal Support instructors, exit the HC-130P simulator after a training exercise with aircrew students. U.S. Air Force Photo by Stefan Bocchino

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Leadership class visits Kirtland

The Executive Leadership Development Program, class of 2011, visited the Defense Threat Reduction Agency schoolhouse here March 30, where they had a chance to hear Leon Smith, a pioneer in the Air Force’s nuclear enterprise, center, speak. Courtesy Photo

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Airmen honored

Senior Airman Tyler Hamilton, left; Airman 1st Class Carl Schneider, center; Senior Airman Justin Wells, right; and Airman 1st Class Kylie Prescott, as she waves to the audience, were part of a group of Airmen recognized as Hometown Heroes, during the Ty Murray Invitational Professional Bull Riders event at The Pit March 25. U.S. Air Force Photo by Todd Berenger

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Agency uses education to build tomorrow’s leaders

Defense Threat Reduction Agency enlisted members take advantage of the Education Fair to learn about opportunities. Photo by Tony Griego

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Vietnam War memorial

Don Jackson, American Legion and retired New Mexico National Guard, plays taps on the flugelhorn during a March 29 ceremony at the New Mexico Veterans’ Memorial, honoring heroic New Mexicans who died in combat, were prisoners of war, and/or are missing in action from the Vietnam War. U.S. Air Force Photo by Stefan Bocchino

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Helping Japan

What began as two military children at Kirtland Air Force Base wanting to help raise money for Japan quickly turned into a dozen children selling lemonade and accepting donations March 26 and 27. After two days, they had raised more than $250. The military children were William McGregor, Makailey Cregger, Jojo Cruz, Ben Webster, DJ Best, Jacob Albrandt, Miguel Cruz, Gavin Cregger, Hunter Albrandt, Kyla Walker, Brie Stalker and Karen McGregor. U.S. Air Force Photo by Shaun Cregger

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Boy Scouts honored

Members of Troop 85, sponsored by Kirtland Air Force Base, received their God and Country Awards during a March 27 ceremony at the Kirtland AFB chapel. From left, Scoutmaster, Col. Douglas Jaquish, Daniel Jaquish, God and Country awards (God and Church), Jonathan Mansberger, Nathan Jaquish, God and Country award (God in life) and Chaplain, (Lt. Col.) David Mansberger. U.S. Air Force Photo by Marie Vanover

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Going to the rim

Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Brett Bernier, of Fort Bliss, Texas, leaps high to score a layup over Staff Sgt. Natalion Seymour, Army Recruitment Office, during a 5-on-5 basketball tournament March 12 at the East Fitness Center. U.S. Air Force Photo by Elizabeth Martinez

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ALS Graduation

Class 11-4 graduated March 23 in a ceremony hosted by 377th Air Base Wing commander Col. Robert L. Maness, at the Mountain View Club. More than 180 people attended. Airman Leadership School had 23 graduates, with three individuals being promoted to staff sergeant during the ceremony. The John L. Levitow Award winner was Senior Airman Matthew Clark, 377th Security Forces Squadron. The Commandant Award winner was Senior Airman Angel Aroche, 377 SFS. The Distinguished Graduate was Senior Airman Brian Paredes, 377 SFS. The Academic Achievement Award winner was Senior Airman Isaac Blach, Space Development and Test Directorate. U.S. Air Force Photo by Dennis Carlson

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AFAF runs through May 6

Master Sgt. Demetra Brown, left, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center judge advocate superintendant and Air Force Assistance Fund representative, shows Brig. Gen. Garrett Harencak, AFNWC commander, center, and Airman 1st Class Ian Briley, AFNWC personnel program assistant, right, how to fill out the AFAF donor form. The AFAF runs through May 6. U.S. Air Force Photo by Stefan Bocchino

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Tops in Blue

Medleys such as Lady Gaga’s Poker Face’ were a big hit at the annual Tops in Blue performance. U.S. Air Force Photo by Elizabeth Martinez

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Tops in Blue

Staff Sgt. Antonio Howard, 6th Security Forces Squadron, MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., performed a beat box medley of Michael Jackson’s greatest hits, such as ‘Thriller.’ U.S. Air Force Photo by Elizabeth Martinez

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Tops in Blue

The Air Force’s Tops in Blue, entertained an audience March 24 with a musical performance in Kiva Auditorium at the Albuquerque Convention Center. U.S. Air Force Photo by Elizabeth Martinez

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Boy Scouts Improve Trail

Kirtland Boy Scout Troop 85 partnered with the Bureau of Land Management and El Camino Real De Tierra Adentro Trail Association to undertake a service-learning project on behalf of El Camino Real National Historic Trail. The youths dedicated two nights and three days in the Joranda del Muerto, Improving the trail head. Courtesy photo by Jean Fulton

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