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  • Airmen asked to participate in DOD anti-tobacco video competition

    The Department of Defense, Health Affairs, has recently announced a new countermarketing video competition that aims to target tobacco as an enemy of the military that degrades service members' health, fitness, mission readiness and work productivity. The competition, entitled "Fight the Enemy,"

  • Openings still available for Labor Day Appleseed Rifle Clinic

    Looking for something different to do on Labor Day weekend? There are still openings at the Appleseed Rifle Clinic.Three more Project Appleseed Rifle Clinics, hosted by the base's Highland Rim Shooters Club (HRSC), are scheduled to be held at the General Purpose Rifle Range in the Arnold AFB Rifle

  • Notary services provided through AEDC legal office

    I'm a notary public for Tennessee. Often, people tend to think that if a document is notarized, it becomes a legal document; that's not true. Read the information below to more accurately understand what a notary does.Most military legal assistance offices offer notary services, free of charge, to

  • Chaplain Nutter serves AEDC hearts and souls for 25 years

    Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) personnel recently recognized a milestone with AEDC Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Martin Nutter and his family as they celebrated his retirement and serving AEDC souls for 25 years.He has displayed a servant's heart and touched many people from AEDC leadership to

  • AEDC's Range-G in operation for 50 years

    Since the summer of 1963, when AEDC's Hypervelocity Ballistic Range-G came into operation, the facility has tested items for boundary-layer studies to hypersonic plasma mitigation studies.The range is used to conduct kinetic energy lethality and impact phenomenology tests. It is the largest

  • AEDC's Large Rocket Motor Test Facility going strong after 20 years

    The construction for Arnold Engineering Development Complex's (AEDC) Large Rocket Motor Test Facility (J-6) ended July 30, 1993. Today the facility continues to test the nation's large ICBM's such as the Peacekeeper and Minuteman systems and new developmental systems.Following the signing of

  • AEDC legal office offers help on understanding the probate process

    A large part of our legal assistance practice involves preparing wills and related documents for our clients. It's important to have a will, but what happens when an estate goes to probate? Here are a few questions and answers to help you understand the process.Q: What is probate?A: Probate is the

  • Give Someone a 'summer of stories' through blood donations

    The American Red Cross encourages AEDC personnel to donate blood Aug. 12-16 with the Red Cross Bus and give someone a chance to tell their summer stories.Giving blood can extend someone's life, therefore giving them a chance to experience summer events like watching fireworks, having a picnic or

  • ATA Employee and Community Activities Committee call for nominations

    The ATA Employee and Community Activities Committee (E&CAC) is requesting that new committee member nominations be submitted by Aug. 9. Elections for six new members will be held mid-August.Nominations may be submitted by email to committee member Christy Brunner, Shewanda McCord, Vivian Seals or

  • Project Management Institute hosts August dinner at UTSI

    Dr. James T. Brown, president of SEBA® Solutions, Inc., will be speaking for the Southern Middle Tennessee Branch of the Chattanooga Project Management Institute (PMI) Chapter Aug. 15 at UTSI's waterfront restaurant, The View.Dr. Brown is a registered education provider for PMI and has provided