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  • Air Force Network migration coming to Arnold

    The Arnold AFB Unclassified Network (AUNet) computer users and computers will soon migrate into the centrally managed Air Force Network (AFNet).As the Air Force continues to transform its cyber operations, the Air Force Network Integration Center and 24th Air Force have established a centralized

  • AIAA Tennessee Section accepting award nominations

    The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Tennessee Section presents annual awards to recognize significant technical accomplishments, outstanding achievements and support to AIAA Section activities.This solicitation is an opportunity for individuals to recognize colleagues,

  • AFMC promotes Be Active: Physical Activity initiative

    During April and May, Air Force Materiel Command will be promoting its 'Be Active: Physical Activity Initiative.' The Be Active initiative is designed to be progressive with frequency of physical activity. If someone has not been active for some time, this initiative allows him or her to start at a

  • Sequestration will lead to staff reductions at Aerospace Testing Alliance

    We've known for weeks that sequestration would impact the Air Force civilian workforce because of a mandatory furlough one day a week without pay for six months. That equals to 20 percent of a civilian's pay and a serious financial impact of government-imposed sequestration. Up until this past week

  • AEDC firefighters receive UXO identification training

    Denny Timmons, AEDC's installation restoration program and military munitions response program manager, was recently approached by Jim Miller and Yorky Knowles with EA Engineering, Corp., offering to provide AEDC's firefighters and security police with current unexploded ordinance (UXO)

  • Team R.P.G. competes in FIRST® Tech Challenge

    Team R.P.G. (Robot Programming Guild), a Tennessee team, recently competed in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) in Owensboro, Ky. where they won the Rockwell Innovate award for their wheel design. The FTC is designed for students in grades 7-12 who want to compete head to head, using a sports model.

  • ATA and IGUA extends current labor contract

    The bargaining unit members of the International Guards Union of America (IGUA) Local 46 recently approved a one-year extension of their labor contract through March 31, 2014 with AEDC's prime contractor Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA).IGUA Local 46 has been a part of the Arnold Air Force Base