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  • July

    Participants break new ground for the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Vehicle Direc-torate’s Space Sensors Laboratory. Pictured left to right are: Mike Granjean, vice president, GranCor Enterprises, Inc.; Maria Cornay, president, GranCor Enterprises, Inc.; Col. Bill Coo-ley, materiel wing director, Space Vehicles Directorate; Dr. Mayer Landau, scientist, Space Vehicles Directorate; Michael Gallegos, chief, Infrastructure Management Branch, Space Vehicles Directorate; Col. Edward Masterson, division chief, Spacecraft Technology Division, Operations and Integration Division Space Vehicles Directorate; Filemon Gallegos, project manager, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque District; Sue Atwood, deputy director, Space Vehicles Directorate; and Dr. Christian Morath, scientist, Space Vehicles Directorate.

    AFRL’s Space Vehicles Directorate to Get Three Labs

    District employees participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) new Space Sensors and Infrared Radiation Effects Laboratory at Kirtland Air Force Base June 7.

  • May

    Included in the ribbon-cutting (L to R): Mr. Donald Greenwood, president of construction, Burns & McDonnell Corporation; Lt. Col. David Hornyak, vice commander, 377th Air Base Wing; Mr. John Garcia, chairman of the Kirtland Partnership Committee; Col. Daniel Morin, vice commander, Air Force Research Lab; U.S. Representative Martin Heinrich; Col. William Cooley, director, Space Vehicles; Dr. Joel Mozer, associate chief, Battlespace Environment Division; Lt. Col. Jason Williams, Albuquerque District Commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Mr. Brent Wilson, base civil engineer, Kirtland Air Force Base.

    Corps Ensures Lab Built to Fulfill Air Force’s Needs

    A contract the Corps awarded in 2008 for the construction of a 145,000 square foot Battlespace Environment Laboratory at Kirtland Air Force Base was seen to fruition, and the structure, which cost nearly $60 million, was officially opened for business April 21.