Dynamic pressure sensitive paint showcased at Arnold Air Force Base

A test demonstrating Innovative Scientific Solution Incorporated's (ISSI) dynamic pressure sensitive paint (PSP) was recently conducted in the 16-foot transonic wind tunnel at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC).The effort was funded by the Air Force through a Rapid Innovation Funding

STEM volunteers mentor local electronics students

The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) is supporting a basic electronics course for students at the Coffee County Central High School in Manchester.Two AEDC mentors, Michael Glennon and Richard Kirkpatrick are volunteering

K-9 Bikkel’s career celebrated after 35 years of service at AEDC

After five years of service at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) - 35 in dog years, K-9 police officer Bikkel is retiring.In a retirement ceremony held on Oct. 21, Bikkel's colleagues joined in celebrating his service and the multiple awards he has earned throughout the years at the

AFRL High Speed Experimentation Branch opens at AEDC

AFMC Commander visits AEDC

AFTC hosts Air Force small business event: Bringing the warfighter’s needs to small business partners

Mark your calendars - the Air Force Test Center (AFTC) Small Business Industry Day will be held Nov. 18-20 at the Huntsville Marriott in Huntsville, Ala.The Air Force is pioneering a new type of Industry Day - Air Force Small Business Industry Day (SBID) - that focuses on small business product

ATA awards Vocational Technology Scholarship to Shelbyville student

Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) continued a commitment to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) support in 2014 by awarding a $1,000 Vocational Technology Scholarship to Tyler Cooper, a Shelbyville resident and son of ATA employee James Melton.Cooper is enrolled at the Tennessee

AEDC pioneer visits wind tunnels he helped design

Eighty-nine year old Robert Tatro had the opportunity to return to Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) to see the developments made since he was employed at the base in the mid-to-late 1950s.Though now residing in San Diego, Tatro once worked at Arnold Air Force Base as an engineer for

AEDC employees get the ‘Antiques Roadshow’ experience

How many antique items do you have lying around your house, garage or storage that could be valuable? You just need the right venue to tell you the value of those Civil War pieces or of those Chinese rhinoceros horn cups from the 1700s.And by the way, Chinese rhinoceros horn cups were appraised at

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam tells ACC crowd – AEDC is important to our state

Governor Bill Haslam recently told members of the Arnold Community Council (ACC) that he wants to increase the aerospace and defense footprint in the state of Tennessee. He also said he thinks Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) provides the state with a "critical advantage."The governor