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Aerodynamics to treehouses: The benefits of acquisition skills shared during Lunch and Learn

Mike Dent’s treehouse, known as the “Zulu Brew Co.” has been completed since February 2018. Dent recently spoke at a Project Management Institute Lunch and Learn at Arnold Air Force Base and told colleagues how he applied knowledge used on the job when building the treehouse. (Courtesy photo by Mike Dent)
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Aerodynamics to treehouses: The benefits of acquisition skills shared during Lunch and Learn

Gene Klingensmith, a friend of Mike Dent and a test engineer/ test manager for the Aeropropulsion Combined Test Force at Arnold Air Force Base, was one of the many people who assisted in the building of the treehouse. (Courtesy photo by Mike Dent)
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Aerodynamics to treehouses: The benefits of acquisition skills shared during Lunch and Learn

Mike Dent, Chief of the Capital Improvements Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, recently built a “treehouse” near his residence in Tullahoma. He got the idea to construct the treehouse as there was already an existing one in same area, shown in this photo. However, due to stability and safety issues, Dent started from scratch and built his own treehouse, with full heating and air, electricity, running water and plumbing. (Courtesy photo by Mike Dent)
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Aerodynamics to treehouses: The benefits of acquisition skills shared during Lunch and Learn

Mike Dent, Chief of the Capital Improvements Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, recently built a “treehouse” near his residence in Tullahoma. He got the idea to construct the treehouse as there was already an existing one in same area. However, due to stability and safety issues, Dent started from scratch and built his own treehouse, with full heating and air, electricity, running water and plumbing, as seen in this photo. (Courtesy photo by Mike Dent)
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New TSS Division Chief assumes leadership

AEDC Commander Col. Jeffrey Geraghty, left, passes the Test System Sustainment Division guidon to incoming division chief Lt. Col. Jeffrey Burdette during an Assumption of Leadership Ceremony Aug. 9 at the Arnold Lakeside Center on Arnold Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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Arnold engineer recounts how he overcame homelessness

Instrumentation, Data and Controls Engineer Robert Duff takes a break from his new job at Arnold Air Force Base for a photo. Duff overcame homelessness while in college before eventually landing his job at Arnold. (U.S. Air Force photo by Brad Hicks) (This image was altered by obscuring building numbers for security purposes.)
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NAS leadership spreading safety culture message

Walt Bishop, NAS deputy director of mission execution at Arnold Air Force Base, leads a safety culture presentation June 5. The purpose of the presentation, attended by a group of Arnold AFB craft personnel, was to remind employees to keep safety at the forefront while carrying out daily job duties. (U.S. Air Force photo by Bradley Hicks)
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JFC, AFSA team up for car show, barbecue

A Studebaker truck is on display at Arnold Air Force Base July 26, 2019, during a car show and barbecue hosted by the Arnold AFB Junior Force Council and Air Force Sergeant's Association Chapter 477. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett) (This images has been altered by obscuring badges for security purposes.)
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JFC, AFSA team up for car show, barbecue

A 1932 Ford Roadster is on display at Arnold Air Force Base July 26 during a car show and barbecue hosted by the Arnold AFB Junior Force Council and Air Force Sergeant's Association Chapter 477. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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JFC, AFSA team up for car show, barbecue

Air Force Sergeant's Association Chapter 477 serves up pulled pork and sides July 26 during a joint event with the Arnold Air Force Base Junior Force Council at Arnold. Funds raised by the AFSA chapter are used to support community events such as the Military Appreciation Day and the AEDC Children's Christmas Party. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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New position aimed at developing a resilient workforce

Lee Smith, Community Support Coordinator and Violence Prevention Integrator
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Cadets soar through the sky as part of Civil Air Patrol Academy

One of the 20 cadets who participated in the Southeast Region National Civil Air Patrol Glider Academy July 12-20, prepares for takeoff at the Tullahoma Municipal Airport. (Courtesy photo)
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Cadets soar through the sky as part of Civil Air Patrol Academy

A cadet takes flight during the Southeast Region National Civil Air Patrol Glider Academy at Tullahoma Municipal Airport. The academy, hosted by the Beechcraft Heritage Museum in Tullahoma, was July 12-20. (Courtesy photo)
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New AEDC Flight Systems director aims to support, grow his team

After accepting the guidon as the new AEDC Flight Systems Commander, Lt. Col. John McShane, addresses those in attendance at his Change of Leadership ceremony June 28. Before coming to Arnold, McShane previously served as Program Element Monitor for Advanced Aircraft Technology at the Directorate of Special Programs, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. (U.S. Air Force photo by Bradley Hicks)
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New AEDC Flight Systems director aims to support, grow his team

Following the Change of Leadership ceremony, AEDC Flight Systems Commander Lt. Col. John McShane, at right, is welcomed by Maj. Michael Knauf, AEDC Aeropropulsion Operations Officer, and other AEDC team members. (U.S. Air Force photo by Bradley Hicks) (This image has been altered by obscuring a badge for security purposes.)
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NFAC test director and team recognized by the Vertical Flight Society

The Tiltrotor Test Rig test team from the AEDC National Full-scale Aerodynamics Complex receives the Franklin Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Powered Lift Field. The TTR team safely and successfully conducted the full envelope evaluation of the first civil tiltrotor system that will be entering commercial usage by 2020. Pictured are members of the TTR team, starting from far left: William Bartow, Tom Norman, Wally Acree, Sesi Kottapalli, Michelle Dominguez, Gina Willink, Natasha Schatzman and Alex Sheikman. Kneeling in center is Chris Hartley. (Courtesy photo)
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NFAC test director and team recognized by the Vertical Flight Society

The Tiltrotor Test Rig test team at the AEDC National Full-scale Aerodynamic Complex in Moffett Field, California, conducts full envelope evaluation of the first civil tiltrotor system that will be entering commercial usage by 2020. This test was the first use of the TTR and served as checkout and operational verification test of the new $30 million national test capability for future generation tiltrotor aircraft. The TTR is pictured here in the 40-by-80 foot wind tunnel at NFAC. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Students participate in STEM activities as part of 2019 Reach for the Stars Competition

One of the rockets that a student designed and built as part of Reach for the Stars event readies for take-off June 1. The Reach for the Stars event is an annual educational outreach program meant to provide a fun, hands-on learning opportunity for students. (Courtesy photo)
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Students participate in STEM activities as part of 2019 Reach for the Stars Competition

To kick-off the Reach for the Stars event June 1 at the Hands-On Science Center in Tullahoma, AEDC Vice Director Edward Ayer provides opening remarks to the kids about the future of rocketry and why STEM is important. (Courtesy photo)
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AEDC Fellow Milt Davis Sr.’s contributions remembered

Milt Davis Sr.
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