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Then-CW04 Arnold Ringstead, far left, was responsible for Kirtland Air Field's fueling operations in the 1940s. Ringstead was a member of the first cadre assigned to Kirtland Air Force Base. (Courtesy photo)


Arnold Ringstead

Then-CW04 Arnold Ringstead, far left, was responsible for Kirtland Air Field's fueling operations in the 1940s. Ringstead was a member of the first cadre assigned to Kirtland Air Force Base. (Courtesy photo)

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Commander of the 19th Air Force, Maj. Gen Patrick J. Doherty, (far left) presented four instructors from the 58th Special Operations Wing with Distinguished Flying Cross medals during a ceremony at Kirtland Air Force Base May 23. (Left to right) Maj. Robert Meyersohn, Maj. Arjun Rau, TSgt. David Shea and Tech. Sgt. Kenneth Zupow received the medals for their harrowing feats of bravery during separate missions in downrange environments.
Kirtland Airmen visited the 4 Daughters Ranch to try their skills as ranch hands May 19. The ranch, owned and operated by Mike Mechenbier, the 58th Special Operations Wing’s honorary commander. Airmen had the opportunity to administer shots, clip ears, and brand three-month-old calves.
Kirtland Airmen visited the 4 Daughters Ranch to try their skills as ranch hands May 19. The ranch, owned and operated by Mike Mechenbier, the 58th Special Operations Wing’s honorary commander. Airmen had the opportunity to administer shots, clip ears, and brand three-month-old calves.
Local community members along with TEDX ABQ members take a photo in front of an active denial truck at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, May 17. Visitors spent the day learning about high power electromagnetics division technology which is often misrepresented via myth or social media.
Beth Hemmerich, TEDx Albuquerque Adventures program coordinator, tests an active denial simulator at the Air Force Research Laboratory on Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, May 17. The active denial system is a high power electromagnetic technology created to provide non-lethal and effective force protection.
Former directors of the Department of Defense Space Test Program speak to the annual science and technology review conference at Kirtland Air Force Base, May 17. The panel of former directors fielded questions from the audience about a range of different topics.
With German Armed Forces officers on either side, Air Force Research Laboratory Airman Capt. Samantha Howard is shown wearing the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge that she recently received while deployed in Afghanistan. The badge is one of a small number of foreign badges that U.S. military members may wear.
Maj. Gen. Scott W. Jansson, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center commander and its most senior member, and Senior Airman Mychavia T. Harris, the center’s most junior member in 2015, affix the third oak leaf cluster to the Air Force Organizational Excellence Award ribbon on the AFNWC headquarters’ sign at Kirtland AFB, New Mexico. The center was recognized for its 2015 achievements and accomplishments in nuclear materiel management in support of the nuclear deterrence mission.
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.

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