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Master Sgt. John Lopez of the 351st Battlefield Airman Training Squadron carries the prisoner of war/missing in action flag as he runs with other first sergeants at the beginning of the 24-hour POW/MIA vigil run Sept. 15 at Hardin Field. The run ended Sept. 16 at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial, where Team Kirtland members held a ceremony. (Photo by Dennis Carlson)


POW/MIA run

Master Sgt. John Lopez of the 351st Battlefield Airman Training Squadron carries the prisoner of war/missing in action flag as he runs with other first sergeants at the beginning of the 24-hour POW/MIA vigil run Sept. 15 at Hardin Field. The run ended Sept. 16 at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial, where Team Kirtland members held a ceremony. (Photo by Dennis Carlson)

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Maj. Ben Mackey of the 58th Special Operations Wing introduces the Blue Steel band April 24 in Magdalena. Blue Steel is committed to enhancing community relations, supporting the recruiting mission of the United States Air Force Academy and instilling the Air Force core values of “Integrity, Service and Excellence” in our nation’s youth.
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Chief Master Sgt. Melissa Erb, 377th Security Forces Group chief enlisted manager, speaks to the audience at the Women’s History Month luncheon March 30. Erb spoke about never giving up when a barrier was in her way, and how other women should do the same when progressing through the military ranks.
Col. Brenda Cartier, 58th Special Operations Wing commander, addresses the audience at the Women’s History Month luncheon March 30. Cartier spoke about her personal experience progressing through the Air Force as a master navigator on multiple airframes, including the AC-130U “Spooky”, and MC-130J “Commando II”. She advised Airmen to be the best in their jobs, as competence is key to excelling.
Santa Claus makes a stop at Operation Holiday Cheer, one of Kirtland's biggest charitable events of the year. The event, hosted annually by the Kirtland Air Force Base Fire Department, delivered more than 800 new, high-quality toys to children Dec. 14. More than 1,700 members of the community received a full holiday meal, with turkey, enchiladas, posole, mashed potatoes and desserts.
Dennis Carlson
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