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  • Holt commands 3,800 Tennesseans

    There are approximately 3,800 guardsmen serving in the Tennessee Army National Guard's 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, headquartered in Knoxville, under the new command of Col. Warner Holt II. He is a branch manager with the Aerospace Testing Alliance Mission Support Department at the Arnold

  • Hundreds gather for ACC fundraiser

    The room was packed with people eager to celebrate AEDC and the contributions made by its highly skilled workforce during this year's Arnold Community Council Banquet held in Manchester. The ACC, a support group for the Complex, drew almost300 people to their annual fundraiser.Members of the

  • AEDC Green Team finds beauty in composting

    There's the saying that "one man's trash is another man's treasure," and that's certainly the belief for those taking part in the composting program at AEDC.Annie Clements, a systems analyst who started the composting effort on base through a recent Air Force Innovation Grant, found that not only is

  • AEDC awards TOS Contract

    The contracting office at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) awarded the Test Operations and Sustainment contract Nov. 16, 2015. This contract will ensure AEDC remains the nation's ground test and evaluation facility of choice... today and tomorrow.National Aerospace Solutions, LLC (NAS),

  • AEDC testing benefits future of F-35 fleet

    The full hot-life capability of Pratt & Whitney's F135 engine, which is used in the F-35 Lightning II, was successfully demonstrated during Accelerated Mission Testing, or AMT, in test cell Sea Level 2 at AEDC.Sponsored by U.S. Air Force Engine Component Improvement Program Office, the test focused

  • Hero Award presented to ATA engineer

    Dr. Robert Knapke, ATA engineer and scientist, was selected as recipient of the Hero Award for the Up and Coming in High Performance Computing Modernization Program.Sandy Landsberg, associate director of Resource Management for the HPCMP, presented Knapke with the award during a presentation held

  • ASTF marks 30 years since Initial Operational Capability

    The 30th anniversary of the Aeropropulsion System Test Facility achieving initial operational capability was Sept. 30 with the conclusion of a Pratt & Whitney F100 engine test in the facility's C-1 test cell.Upon conception of the large engine test facility in 1965, ASTF would provide propulsion

  • Klingensmith receives William M. Dunne People’s Choice recognition

    Gene Klingensmith, an AEDC aerospace engineer, recently received the William M. Dunne People's Choice award for outstanding support for the AEDC Aeropropulsion Ground Test Branch.A nomination for the award cited Klingensmith for his initiative and selflessness in managing turbine engine testing and