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Dr. Gregory Spanjers, chief scientist for Air Force Research Laboratory's Space Vehicles Directorate, was honored with the 2015 Presidential Rank Award. The awards are given annually to a small number of senior federal government executives and professionals for extraordinary service, and are decided on by the President of the United States. (Courtesy photo)


Dr. Gregory Spanjers

Dr. Gregory Spanjers, chief scientist for Air Force Research Laboratory's Space Vehicles Directorate, was honored with the 2015 Presidential Rank Award. The awards are given annually to a small number of senior federal government executives and professionals for extraordinary service, and are decided on by the President of the United States. (Courtesy photo)

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MAX POWER drives out the Carlisle gate of Kirtland Air Force Base, May 16, 2017. The program will transfer to the US Army’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, or ARDEC, headquartered at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. ARDEC will continue R&D on MAX POWER locally however, at New Mexico Tech’s Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center near Socorro. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Chandler Baker)
Members of Team Kirtland working to set up radar detection and video tracking equipment during last year's AFRL Commander's Challenge competition Dec. 8-16 in Nevada. Kirtland is hoping to have a team in this year's competition as well.
Some of the 377th Medical Group's nurses and technicians pose for a photo following a proclamation signing for National Nurses and Medical Technicians Week. The week honors nurses and technicians for their contributions to world-class healthcare.
Col. Jeffery White, 377th Medical Group commander, signs a proclamation for National Nurses and Medical Technicians Week at a ceremony at the Health Clinic May 8. The ceremony honored the group's nurses and technicians for their contributions to world-class healthcare.
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.

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