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  • Geolocation fad can affect privacy & security for Airmen

    Privacy and security aren't what they used to be. With advancements in technology, enhanced GPS capabilities and smartphones with built-in GPS, managing privacy and security is a full-time job.But with new technologies come new risks. Today, more than ever, it is vitally important that Air Force

  • AEDC to again participate in Relay for Life

    This year's Relay for Life is being held April 29-30 at the Coffee County Fairgrounds, and AEDC employees will again participate in the fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.At Relay, teams of people camp out and take turns walking or running around a track. Each team is asked to have a

  • Arnold team among those honored with NASA group achievement award

    An AEDC team comprised of engineers, instrument technicians, outside machinists, test program planners and administrative professionals were among a larger group recently recognized with a NASA Group Achievement Award. The team from AEDC participated on an Alternative Aviation Fuel Experiment

  • Holt "deploys" safety in Iraq

    Elements of Arnold Engineering Development Center's (AEDC) safety campaign - known on base as "Beyond Zero" - have made it as far as Iraq and may be partially responsible for an entire unit of the Tennessee Army National Guard returning safe and sound from their recent deployment.Aerospace Testing

  • Technical poster winners announced

    The winners of the first Technical Excellence Poster Competition were announced Nov. 18 during the Technical Excellence Lunch and Learn Seminar.The posters, featuring projects by Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) early career engineers, were presented for judging Oct. 21 in a session

  • AEDC's John Claybrook has his sights set on the stars

    For John Claybrook, seeing the movie, "Apollo 13" was a pivotal moment when the now 24-year-old aerospace engineer knew a career in science lay ahead for him.He is AEDC's most recent PALACE Acquire program participant and is currently helping with projects being conducted at Arnold's Space and

  • New Sexual Assault Response Coordinator ready to help

    It's not a prevalent problem at Arnold Engineering Development Center, but when it happens it can resonate throughout a unit and beyond, hindering readiness by the trauma it causes the victim, and the degrading nature it renders to the team. The entire life, in and out of work, is affected for the

  • The sky is calling AEDC's Larry Wilhite

    AEDC's Larry Wilhite recently got to combine his love of engineering and powered flight to take to the sky in a plane he literally assembled himself.From an early age Wilhite has been passionate about mathematics and fascinated with anything relating to science, especially computers. Combined with

  • AEDC workers find cost-saving fix for "Giant Voice"

    You could say the "Giant Voice" that sends messages across Arnold Engineering Development Center has been suffering a case of laryngitis over the last couple of months.Now, base workers have installed their own cure for it that also resulted in savings for AEDC.Some may have noticed the base Mass

  • AEDC employee featured as student success story

    Like many young people venturing out into the world after high school, Hillsboro resident Emily Dutton has changed the path she wants to take in life more than once in the last couple of years.Sometimes, the path has changed for her. When she's not working in the contract management office at Arnold