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  • AEDC contractor offers small business training forum

    The AEDC Test, Operations and Sustainment contractor, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, will host a small business training forum March 22 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute Auditorium in Tullahoma, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.“This small business event will provide in depth training on how to

  • Arnold STEM Center passes ‘fun in learning’ to Hands-On Science Center

    As the Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Center closes, the Hands-On Science Center of Tullahoma picks up the baton. Through an Air Force partnership, learning tools and support will transfer to the HOSC, continuing STEM support to regional youth.“For years the

  • Arnold Engineers Week participants prepare for the future

    Volunteer engineers organized events in recognition of National Engineers Week, Feb. 18-24, to help students prepare for future careers in engineering. During the Arnold Air Force Base Engineers Week Student Design Competition Feb. 20 at the Hands-On Science Center, Tullahoma, Alina Parks and Leanne

  • Arnold engineers discuss what it means to be an engineer

    At the heart of what goes on at AEDC are engineers. Engineers oversee the testing, conduct the research and complete the maintenance necessary for AEDC to accomplish its mission. Now, it’s time to celebrate the impact these men and women and other engineers have on the world around them. National

  • Arnold STEM supports MathCounts® competition at UTSI

    Winners of the MathCounts® competition Feb. 3 at University of Tennessee Space Institute receive their awards from AEDC Commander Col. Scott Cain. The Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Outreach Program sponsored five MathCounts® Teams, comprised of a total

  • AEDC T-11 engine test cell modified to expand its capabilities

    The AEDC T-11 engine test cell at Arnold Air Force Base has been enhanced to perform a wide variety of research tests in addition to its primary role of testing small engines in a direct-connect configuration. The Air Force Project Manager for upcoming technology tests in T-11, Joshua Osborne,