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Roll-Out Solar Array

The Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) is an innovative prototype of a solar panel that rolls open in space like a tape measure and is more compact than current rigid panel designs. Testing in an AEDC space chamber at Arnold Air Force Base helped in preparing ROSA for its successful deployment on June 26. (NASA photo)

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Chief engineers with the Air Force Research Laboratory tour von Kármán Gas Dynamics Facility Tunnel D during their annual Systems Engineering Program Management (SEPM) meeting. The SEPM was held at Arnold AFB for the first time ever in early March.
Olga Oakley is the new director of the Arnold Air Force Base STEM program.
Olga Oakley shows children how to use Colby, the robotic coding mouse, during a program at the Coffee County Library. The Hands-On Science Center Board of Directors recently hired Oakley to direct the Arnold Air Force Base STEM program.
Eddie Mickle, left, work planner for the Aeropropulsion Combined Test Force at Arnold Air Force Base, in a scheduling meeting March 26. Maj. Michael Knauf, AEDC Aeropropulsion Operations Officer, looks on at right. Mickle has been recognized by his supervisors for his efforts supporting the integrated schedule, which serves as a valuable tool to assess progress and issues. (U.S. Air Force photo/Deidre Ortiz)
This new 20-ton 20-202 bridge crane was installed at the Propulsion Wind Tunnel Facility to replace the original bridge crane, which was installed in the early 1950s. The AEDC Propulsion Wind Tunnel management, AEDC Test Operations and Sustainment contractor National Aerospace Solutions, the Arnold Air Force Base Contracting Office and the Arnold Civil Engineering Branch's SABER Contractor, SDVE, LLC, headed the acquirement of the new crane in an effort to avoid long downtime periods and impacts to PWT operations. (AEDC photo)
A representative with the crane company led operation and maintenance training Feb. 26 at the Propulsion Wind Tunnel Facility, which allowed AEDC crane operators and maintenance personnel to get familiar with the new crane. In a unified effort the AEDC Propulsion Wind Tunnel management, AEDC Test Operations and Sustainment contractor National Aerospace Solutions, the Arnold Air Force Base Contracting Office and the Arnold Civil Engineering Branch's SABER Contractor, SDVE, LLC, executed a replacement of the 20-ton 20-202 bridge crane at the Propulsion Wind Tunnel Facility. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Goodfriend)
AEDC crane operators complete load testing training with new 20-ton 20-202 bridge crane at the Propulsion Wind Tunnel Facility at Arnold Air Force Base. The new crane replaces an older model that was previously being used at the facility. Involved in the effort to replace the crane were members of the Propulsion Wind Tunnel management, AEDC Test Operation and Sustainment contractor National Aerospace Solutions, the Arnold Air Force Base Contracting Office and the Arnold Civil Engineering Branch's SABER Contractor, SDVE, LLC. (AEDC photo)
Michael Glennon, AEDC Deputy Technical Director
The Hands-On Science Center runs the Air Force Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics program on behalf of Arnold Air Force Base. The grant money allows the HOSC to fund events such as S.T.E.M. camps, glider academy, FIRST® teams and many more S.T.E.M. related events and education.
Dr. Rostislav Spektor speaks to engineers at the Engineers Banquet, Feb. 22 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute Dining Hall, The View, during National Engineers Week. Spektor is a manager for Electric Propulsion for Space Exploration at the Aerospace Corporation and an AIAA Distinguished Lecturer. He spoke about the history and future of electric propulsion for space applications. (Courtesy photo by John McInturff)
Dr. Rostislav Spektor speaks to engineers at the Engineers Banquet, Feb. 22 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute Dining Hall, The View, during National Engineers Week. Spektor is a manager for Electric Propulsion for Space Exploration at the Aerospace Corporation and an AIAA Distinguished Lecturer. He spoke about the history and future of electric propulsion for space applications. (Courtesy photo by John McInturff)
AEDC Woman’s Club meeting participants pause for a photo with fashion stylist Dorene Briggs with Dillard’s of Cool Springs Galleria, Franklin, March 1 at the Lakewood Country Club in Tullahoma. Pictured left to right are Joan Hartvigsen, Diane Gawrys, Susan Harris, Briggs, Susan Lewis, Gale Klingelhoets and MaryEtta Ward. (Courtesy photo)
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