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  • Local school receives aid for STEM initiatives

    Richard Skipper (second from left), director of Career and Technical Education for Coffee County Schools, accepts a donation from an Arnold Engineering Development Complex contractor, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, General Manager Cynthia Rivera for Science, Technology, Engineering and

  • Remain ‘Alert,’ register your information

    It has floated up through the grapevine that there is some confusion, or maybe more correctly put, “consternation” regarding the Emergency Mass Notification System (EMNS) we use here at AEDC.As you can see below in an excerpt from AFMC guidance on the EMNS dated Dec. 19 2016, Head Quarters has taken

  • AEDC White Oak site director receives 2017 AIAA Ground Test Award

    Dan Marren, director of the Hypervelocity Wind Tunnel 9, AEDC White Oak site at the Federal Research Center in White Oak, Maryland, has been selected to receive the 2017 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Ground Testing Technical Committee’s Ground Testing Award.Dan Lewis, Tunnel 9

  • Area students get glimpse into the day of an AEDC engineer

    AEDC engineer Tom Hartvigsen, right, discusses AEDC inspection capabilities to prospective engineering students attending Engineers Week Engineer for a Day Feb. 22 at Arnold Air Force Base. Pictured with Hartvigsen is Coffee County Central High School student Andrew Godwin, far left, and

  • New Ground Vehicle Fueling Facility opens for business

    After months of preparation, the Arnold Air Force Base Ground Vehicle Fueling Facility is accepting customers who are fueling government vehicles with regular unleaded gasoline or diesel fuel, also known as GUR or DS2.“The new facility is located on 4th Street and will operate in the same manner as

  • Engineers Week committee announces MATHCOUNTS® winners

    Pictured here are the mathletes who will represent the Tullahoma Chapter at the Tennessee MATHCOUNTS® competition. The team is composed of the members from the winning teams at the MATHCOUNTS competition Jan. 28 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute and the four top scoring individuals not

  • Engineers Week activities include students from 15 local schools

    The theme for this year’s Engineers Week was “Dream Big!”Many high school and middle school students took part in local events designed to help them dream big.The first event, MATHCOUNTS® competition, took place Jan. 28 on the University of Tennessee Space Institute campus. Middle school students