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Students from the 57th Weapons Squadron spend 12-hour days preparing for a flying mission. About 40 members of the squadron were at Kirtland for an intense four-week Composite Mission Application phase training, part of the U.S. Air Force Weapons School curriculum. Six students completed eight different flying missions, everything from mountainous low level operations to high pressure altitude operations, including an air drop from 24,000 feet. . (Photo by Capt. Timothy Goodwillie)


57th Weapons Squadron training

Students from the 57th Weapons Squadron spend 12-hour days preparing for a flying mission. About 40 members of the squadron were at Kirtland for an intense four-week Composite Mission Application phase training, part of the U.S. Air Force Weapons School curriculum. Six students completed eight different flying missions, everything from mountainous low level operations to high pressure altitude operations, including an air drop from 24,000 feet. . (Photo by Capt. Timothy Goodwillie)

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Retired colonel and former Vietnam prisoner of war Lee Ellis autographs his book for Maj. Joseph Lopez, 351st Battlefield Airman Training Squadron commander. Ellis was at Kirtland May 2-3 to speak to the base about the importance of character, courage, commitment in leaders.
Retired colonel and former Vietnam prisoner of war Lee Ellis speaks to members of the 351st Battlefield Airman Training Squadron commander. Ellis was at Kirtland May 2-3 to speak to the base about the importance of character, courage, commitment in leaders.
Retired colonel and former Vietnam prisoner of war Lee Ellis speaks to Team Kirtland members May 2-3 at the Base Theater. Ellis spoke about the importance of character, courage, commitment in leaders.
Steve Dobbs, 377 Air Base Wing Occupational Safety & Health specialist, coaches a rider during a basic rider course April 21. Dobbs is the head of the motorcycle training program at Kirtland. The basic rider courses are free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders.
Senior Airman Chandler Baker (left) and Charles Alvey practice shifting from first to second gear during the basic rider course, April 27. The practical application portion of the course consists of 14 exercises and a skills test. The course is free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders.
Staff Sgt. Kristian Jaggers, Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider Coach, explains the basic instruments of the motorcycle during a basic rider course classroom discussion April 26. The first day of the three-day course is classroom instruction, while the final two days are practical application. The course is free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders.
Senior Master Sgt. Neil McLuskey, 898th Munitions Squadron, demonstrates his riding skills during the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s basic rider course. The course is free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders.
Cyclists in the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s basic rider course prepare to demonstrate their riding skills. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders. The courses are free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base.
Cyclists participate in Kirtland's Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s basic rider course. To sign up for a Rider Course, go to https://sites.google.com/site/kafbriders. The courses are free and required by the Air Force for anyone wishing to ride on base.
Airman 1st Class Shawn Lanphear, 58th Maintenance Group, presents a commerorative coin to guest Sheryl McGartland as Aurora Garcia looks on. The coining concluded the Warriors to Warriors event, conducted to raise awareness and encourage people in the fight against Ovarian Cancer April 29 at Hanagar 1000.
Capt. Timothy Goodwillie
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