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Training

Airmen at the 377th Security Forces Group must undergo pepper spray training to prepare them for real-world scenarios. After being sprayed, Airmen must go through training stages — hand-to-hand combat, using a baton to defend against a combatant and making an arrest. (Photo by Todd Berenger)
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Training

Airmen at the 377th Security Forces Group must undergo pepper spray training to prepare them for real-world scenarios. After being sprayed, Airmen must go through training stages — hand-to-hand combat, using a baton to defend against a combatant and making an arrest. (Photo by Todd Berenger)
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Training

Airmen at the 377th Security Forces Group must undergo pepper spray training to prepare them for real-world scenarios. After being sprayed, Airmen must go through training stages — hand-to-hand combat, using a baton to defend against a combatant and making an arrest. (Photo by Todd Berenger)
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Training

Airmen at the 377th Security Forces Group must undergo pepper spray training to prepare them for real-world scenarios. After being sprayed, Airmen must go through training stages — hand-to-hand combat, using a baton to defend against a combatant and making an arrest. (Photo by Todd Berenger)
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Spouse Appreciation Day

Tech. Sgt. Meredith Mingledorff shares Airman Abby, a chiweenie, with Haylie, 4, Kirsten, 8, Catherine, 6, and Ethyn, 2, at the 58th Special Operations Wing's Spouses Appreciation Day May 4. The girls are the daughters of Tech. Sgt. Lucas Stabe of the 71st Special Operations Squadron, while Ethyn is the son of Master Sgt. Leslie Dye, 58th Operations Group. More than 500 people attended the event, which was hosted as a way to say thank you for the support given by spouses to those in uniform. (Photo by Tech Sgt. Roberto Bilbao)
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Surgery Unit

George Marnell, New Mexico Veterans Affairs Health Care System director, and Col. Steve Reese, 377th Medical Group commander, cut the ribbon on the new Same Day Surgery Unit. The Air Force renovated and will maintain the facility, while the VA will staff the unit and treat 30 Air Force patients a month. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Berenger)
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Airmen save crash victim

KIRTLAND AFB, N.M. – Seven Airmen from the 898th Munitions Squadron put their emergency response skills to the test when they witnessed a car crash Feb. 7 near Amarillo, Texas. They are from left to right, Airman 1st Class Carl Krejci, Senior Airman Ryan Dearth, Tech. Sgt. Shawn Piel, Airman 1st Class Nathaniel Iverson and Airman 1st Class Anne Price. Not pictured are Staff Sgt. David Henke and Airman 1st Class Marshall Bowland. (Photo by Stefan Bocchino)
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This week in history

On Jan. 17, 1932, the 11th Bombardment Squadron flew a hazardous mission to drop food supplies to a band of Native Americans snowbound near Winslow, Ariz. Lt. Charles Howard, 11 BS commanding officer, was later awarded the Mackay Trophy for the most meritorious flight in the Air Corps for the year 1932.
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Visiting the Land of Legos

Weston Kay, son of Maj. Ryan Kay, 377th Air Base Wing executive officer, builds Lego characters with the help of Gary McIntire, Lego master model builder, at Legoland Calif. The Kays visited Legoland as part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation program. (Courtesy photo)
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Visiting the Land of Legos

Weston Kay, son of Maj. Ryan Kay, 377th Air Base Wing executive officer, builds Lego characters with the help of Gary McIntire, Lego master model builder, at Legoland Calif. The Kays visited Legoland as part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation program. (Courtesy photo)
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New Exchange coming to Kirtland

Leo Diaz of Scott’s Fencing ties down the fabric cover of the fence surrounding the construction site west of the Exchange building Jan. 6. Photo by Christopher Bailey
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New Exchange coming to Kirtland

Construction has started on a new road connecting Texas Street with Pennsylvania Avenue, behind the Exchange building. Photo by Christopher Bailey
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On the attack

Rambo, a patrol and explosive detector dog deployed from Kirtland Air Force Base and assigned to the 447th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron, “attacks” Senior Airman Stephen Hanks, 447th ESFS military working dog handler, while training on an obstacle course Dec. 9 in Baghdad, Iraq. For the past six months, Rambo and Hanks have supported Operation New Dawn by providing explosive and psychological deterrence. Hanks is deployed from Patrick AFB, Fla., and is originally from Amherst, Mass. Photo by Master Sgt. Cecilio Ricardo
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Kirtland Airman gives blood year round

Elisa Lombardo, Armed Services Blood Program medical technician, left, draws blood from Senior Airman John Thompson, 377th Security Forces Squadron, at the base theater Dec. 13. Photo by Jonathan Rejent
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In memoriam

The U.S. flag at Kirtland AFB was lowered to half staff Jan. 6 in honor of Lt. Gen. Leo Marquez, who died Dec. 30. Marquez is credited with revolutionizing the maintenance and logistics career fields and has an Air Force award named after him, recognizing excellence in aircraft, munitions and missile maintenance. U.S. Air Force Photo Dennis Carlson
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Health and Wellness Center unveils body composition measuring device

The Bod Pod uses an air displacement system to determine body composition. U.S. Air Force Photo by Stefan Bocchino
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Celebrating holidays at Kirtland AFB

Children of all ages got excited to see Santa Claus as local families participated in “Operation Holiday Cheer” Dec. 20 at Kirtland Air Force Base’s Fire Station No. 2. The event included a meal, a visit from Santa, arts and crafts and displays from the ABQ BioPark. U.S. air Force Photo by Todd Berenger
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Celebrating holidays at Kirtland AFB

Santa Claus makes a grand entrance Dec. 20 at Fire Station No. 2 during “Operation Holiday Cheer” as families enjoy an afternoon of food and entertainment. U.S. air Force Photo by Todd Berenger
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Celebrating holidays at Kirtland AFB

Kirtland AFB fire fighter John Toya, right, serves food Dec. 20 during “Operation Holiday Cheer.” U.S. air Force Photo by Todd Berenger
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Celebrating holidays at Kirtland AFB

The winner of the holiday card contest was the 377th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, with its Rocky and Bullwinkle-themed entry. The second- and third-place winners were the 377th Logistics Readiness Squadron and the 58th Maintenance Squadron. More than a dozen units participated in the base-wide contest. courtesy of the 377th Aerospace Medicine Squadron
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