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  • Five Air Force Academy cadets intern at AEDC

    Five Air Force Academy cadets who recently spent five weeks at AEDC with the Air Force Academy's Cadet Summer Research Program, enjoyed the break from studying and saw practical ways to apply what they had been pursuing academically. Cadets Steven Alsen, Tate Montgomery, Andrew Petry, Bryan Rhoades

  • ATA employee attends his 61st space shuttle launch

    The last launch of the space shuttle program had plenty of suspense. For days, NASA officials said the chance weather would allow Atlantis to launch as scheduled on July 8 was about 30 percent, but the skies cleared enough to allow a launch attempt. Then at T-minus 31 seconds, the countdown clock

  • Air Force announces AFMC senior leader changes

    The Air Force announced July 7, 2011, the re-assignment of Lt. Gen. Janet C. Wolfenbarger from Air Force Materiel Command vice commander to military deputy to the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.The Air Force also announced the President's

  • New cameras make image capture easier at AEDC ballistics range

    Until recently, getting new parts for the laser camera system at AEDC's Hypervelocity Ballistic Range G was a lot like antique shopping.In a time when it's hard to buy a new camera that isn't digital, workers at Range G have been stretching their resources to keep their film-based camera equipment

  • AEDC played vital role in space shuttle development

    The last space shuttle launch is set for early July. Bill Peters remembers the first."Probably the first 50 ... I watched about every one of those either live if I could, or I would record them," said Peters, the Aerodynamics and Propulsion Section manager for ATA. "Many of us engineers in the wind

  • AEDC extends beyond Tennessee: Tunnel 9 and NFAC

    From Arnold Engineering Development Center's inception in 1951 to today, two other world-class aerospace testing complex's have closely paralleled Arnold's 60-year history in significant ways.The Naval Ordnance Laboratory (NOL) at White Oak, Md., was established in 1944. The scope of work there

  • AEDC's David Hiebert and Gwendolyn Hinson help put a face on history

    Those who visit one section of Building 430 can see where a tremendous volume of one-of-a-kind documents representing 60 years of Arnold Engineering Development Center's (AEDC) history is stored and undergoing processing. Walk through the door and it is hard to miss an old, but well preserved vinyl

  • AEDC holds DOE introductory class for engineers

    AEDC recently held a two-day design of experiments (DOE) introductory course at the University of Tennessee Space Institute (UTSI) for 20 of the center's engineers.Jerry Kitchen, technical director for the Science of Test Engineering and Technical Management Office, said this course was the next

  • Lietenant Gurganus deploys, returns as executive officer

    The last few months have been a bit of a whirlwind for 1st Lt. Jamie Gurganus.Lieutenant Gurganus was a project manager in the Turbine Engine Ground Test Complex when she was notified she was being deployed to Afghanistan. She returned to Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) in March after a