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John Horadcap, Air Force Research Laboratories senior research meteorologist, shows Consul-General of Japan Hiroto Hirakoba two letters of appreciation he received during his time in Japan during a lunch reception at the Mountain View Club on Kirtland Air Force Base, Mar. 31. Horadcap spent two years in Kadena from 1979 to 1981 and spoke on his experiences there during the event.


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John Horadcap, Air Force Research Laboratories senior research meteorologist, shows Consul-General of Japan Hiroto Hirakoba two letters of appreciation he received during his time in Japan during a lunch reception at the Mountain View Club on Kirtland Air Force Base, Mar. 31. Horadcap spent two years in Kadena from 1979 to 1981 and spoke on his experiences there during the event.

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Consul-General of Japan Hiroto Hirakoba takes a photo with Maj. Michael Deckard, 58th Special Operations Wing combat systems officer, and his wife Ayume, during a lunch reception at the Mountain View Club March 31. Deckard spoke at the luncheon on his positive experiences during his time in Japan.
Base personnel eat Japanese and New Mexican food during the Consul-General of Japan lunch reception at the Mountain View Club on Kirtland Air Force Base March 31. The lunch reception was a joint event hosted by the Consul-General of Japan and the 377th Air Base Wing with the purpose of strengthening ties and building dialogue between the Japanese Consulate General and U.S. military officers enlisted members, civil servants and their families.
Consul-General of Japan Hiroto Hirakoba poses with Col. Dawn Nickel, 377th Air Base Wing vice commander, during the Consul-General of Japan lunch reception at the Mountain View Club on Kirtland Air Force Base March 31. Hirakoba offered praise and thanks to personnel during the event for helping strengthen the joint forces relationship between the United States and Japan.
Staff Sgt. Bridget Skinner, left, and Senior Airman Jason Newsom check the Kirtland Air Force Base fence line in a remote area using one of the 377th Security Forces Squadron’s new Razor all-terrain vehicles. SFS conducts the patrols around the perimeter randomly each shift. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Chandler Baker)
Senior Airman Jason Newsom, 377th Security Forces Squadron installation patrolman, stands with his Polaris RZR 900 EPS Razor at Kirtland March 21. SFS Airmen patrol the Kirtland fence line in remote areas using Razor all-terrain vehicles. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Chandler Baker)
Senior Airman Jason Newsom and Staff Sgt. Bridget Skinner, 377th Security Forces Squadron installation patrolmen, circuit the perimeter of Kirtland Air Force Base in their Polaris RZR 900 EPS Razors. SFS Airmen patrol the Kirtland fence line in remote areas using Razor all-terrain vehicles. The terrain along the perimeter can get very steep, preventing normal vehicles from reaching certain spots. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Chandler Baker)
Beginning March 27, base employees will no longer be able to sponsor visitors on Kirtland by telephonic means. A new process requires employees to either sponsor their guest in person at the visitor’s center or submit an official completed form to the applicable visitor center, with a digital or wet signature. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Nigel Sandridge)
Master Sgt. Lucas Avery, Defense Nuclear Weapons School instructor at Kirtland, demonstrates techniques in radiological detection to members of the Texas Army National Guard and area first responders Feb. 2 in Round Rock, Texas. Avery is a member of the mobile training team that traveled to Texas to teach the DNWS Introduction to Radiological and Nuclear Incident Response course.
Justin Simpson, a member of the Kirtland Air Force Base team, aims a signal-jamming device at an unmanned aerial system as judges and range personnel watch Dec. 12 during the 2016 Air Force Research Laboratory Commander's Challenge at the Nevada National Security Site near Las Vegas, Nevada. Teams were given six months to develop a complete system to aid in base defense. Kirtland's system is able to detect, identify and track unmanned aerial systems with the capability of engaging through signal jamming and capture using a net gun.
Air Force Research Laboratory mentors, from left, Capt. Timothy Wolfe, Imelda Atencio and 2nd Lt. Evan Threlkeld hold posters announcing the University of New Mexico STEM Collaborative Center during a visit to that center. The mentoring program matches UNM undergraduate students with AFRL scientists and engineers, military or civilian, to provide personal and professional mentorship.
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