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  • Plans being finalized for 2014 Cruise-In

    Planning for the third annual Cruise-In at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) is currently underway. AEDC personnel coordinating the event have decided on May 30 as the primary date and have scheduled a rain date of June 6. The Cruise-In will once again be held in the Engine Test Facility

  • Honor Flight of Middle Tennessee takes veterans to Washington D.C.

    Fifty World War II and Korean War veterans and their guardians traveled to Washington D.C. on May 10 to visit their war memorials and observe the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth, Coffee County Mayor David Pennington

  • DebriSat: data from Destruction

    The space environment presents many hazards for satellites and spacecraft. One of the major hazards is hypervelocity impacts from uncontrolled man-made space debris.The recent Hollywood blockbuster movie Gravity dramatizes a series of catastrophic events that could follow just such an impact. While

  • Scott receives People's Choice Award

    Mike Scott, an Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) test director with the Integrated Test and Evaluation Department, recently received the William M. Dunne People's Choice Award for the first quarter of 2014.Scott, who is a Murfreesboro resident, was recognized for his excellent contributions in

  • ATA personnel awarded for exceptional performance

    Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) leadership recently held a second quarter award ceremony for fiscal 2014 where Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) personnel were recognized for exceptional achievements in mission support, customer service, technical support and quality leadership.The

  • Free Girl Scout cookies presented at AEDC

    Girl Scout Cookies are seen in multiple places; from your local girl scout to grocery stores in coffee creamer to ice cream. Now they are showing up in shipments to deployed troops.Local Girl Scout Troop 2994 recently visited the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) STEM Center and