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  • At 71, Jack Lamons is still in the game

    Like many young men who play sports in high school, Jack Lamons had a coach who inspired his students to consider going into coaching as a profession. Lamons decided against going that route, but he acknowledged learning an important lesson from his parents and coach, Turney Ford. They had

  • Boy Scouts to celebrate 100th anniversary this month

    The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is going to celebrate its centennial Monday. What does this mean to Arnold Engineering Development Center? Many employees have been or are currently involved with more than the six troops represented in the local area. Doug Ratliff, Aerospace Testing Alliance project

  • AEDC undertakes archeological investigation project

    Arnold Engineering Development Center's (AEDC) cultural resources team recently concluded a non-intrusive archeological investigation to help determine if four pre-historic sites on base property are eligible to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). "This [type of

  • Middle Tennessee ITEA Chapter selects officers

    The local Tennessee chapter of the International Test and Evaluation Association (ITEA) recently selected new officers, including Nick Frederick, president; Phil Stitch, vice president; Tom Best, treasurer; Rick Kamykowski, secretary; and Dr. Don Malloy, publications. Christa Herron and Doyle Veazey

  • TherraTherm cleans up big mess with innovative approach

    A large-scale soil and groundwater remediation effort is underway at Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) using innovative technologies. "This [improved thermal remediation technology] is like a big sledge hammer," said Greg Sandlin, ATA's [Aerospace Testing Alliance] installation

  • AEDC history book now available

    A couple of years ago, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) Public Affairs (PA) began a project to document the contributions of Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) to America's air superiority. Not an easy task considering that the center has made significant contributions to the development

  • Nominations for AEDC Fellows are now being accepted through March 26

    Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) is currently accepting nominations for the 2010 AEDC Fellows Program with submissions due no later than March 26. Established in 1989, the Fellows program recognizes AEDC individuals who have made exceptionally distinguished and substantial contributions

  • Posanka earns Extra Miler award from chamber

    The Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) presented their 2009 Extra Miler of the Year Award Jan. 23 at Tullahoma's Business Development Center. The award went to Lt. Col. Elaine Posanka, Arnold Engineering Development Center's (AEDC) acting senior intelligence officer. Diane Bryant, TACC

  • Tunnel 9 director receives high honor from LABQUEST

    Dan Marren, director of AEDC's White Oak site in Silver Spring, Md., was recently named LABQUEST's 'Person of the Year' for 2010. Chairperson of the LABQUEST Partnership Betsy Bretz said Marren is a great person of the year selection for the LABQUEST partnership. "This year will be an important year