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Elk River Dam reopens

The Elk River Dam fishing area reopened for public access on May 14. Visitors may again fish below the dam. This area may be accessed from the parking area on Elk River Dam Road off Morris Ferry Bridge Road. Access had been restricted since April 3 due to excessive trash being discarded in the area. Arnold Air Force Base Security Forces wishes to reiterate that walking on the dam is specifically prohibited. (U.S. Air Force photo by Keith Thornburgh)
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AEDC Enlisted Force Council Join Jack Daniel’s to Support Deployed Service Members

Airmen from the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Enlisted Force Council at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., recently volunteered at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tenn. to pack care boxes for active-duty service members who are currently deployed. Robyn LaCook, Jack Daniel Distillery financial analyst and donation coordinator, said the collection was organized by the company’s veteran support group to provide needed items to service members during a time of year when they may not typically receive donations. Donated items will go to the USO at U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Campbell in Kentucky. The USO will then distribute the care packages to deployed service personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kali Bradford)
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AEDC Enlisted Force Council Join Jack Daniel’s to Support Deployed Service Members

Airmen from the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Enlisted Force Council at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., recently volunteered their time at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tenn. The Airmen sorted and packed donated items bound for the USO at U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Campbell in Kentucky. The USO will distribute the care packages to deployed service personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kali Bradford)
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AEDC Enlisted Force Council Join Jack Daniel’s to Support Deployed Service Members

Members of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Enlisted Force Council at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., volunteered time and efforts at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tenn. The Airmen helped sort items for care packages for deployed service members. Pictured from left are Moore County Chamber of Commerce President Marsha Hale, Jack Daniel Distillery Financial Analyst Robyn LaCook, Tech. Sgt. Antoinette Dupree, Senior Airman Franklin Ramirez Reyes, 1st Lt. Caleb Lynch, 2nd Lt. Christopher Lewis and Tech. Sgt. Abel Crowell. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kali Bradford)
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AEDC at 75: Wattendorf recommendation leads to AEDC creation

American scientist Frank Wattendorf, right, speaks with Arnold Research Organization President Bob Williams during a visit to the Arnold Engineering Development Center in September 1974. Wattendorf is considered one of the founding fathers of AEDC. His Trans-Atlantic Memo, written following a 1945 survey of captured German test facilities with other members of the Scientific Advisory Group, was the first recommendation of a facility such as AEDC. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Wattendorf recommendation leads to AEDC creation

American scientist Frank Wattendorf looks over Arnold Engineering Development Center construction photographs in this image taken in the 1950s. Wattendorf is considered one of the founding fathers of AEDC. His Trans-Atlantic Memo, written following a 1945 survey of captured German test facilities with other members of the Scientific Advisory Group, was the first recommendation of a facility such as AEDC. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Wattendorf recommendation leads to AEDC creation

American scientist Frank Wattendorf, center, joins other Air Force and Arnold Engineering Development Center officials in a tour of the center in 1965. Wattendorf is considered one of the founding fathers of AEDC. His Trans-Atlantic Memo, written following a 1945 survey of captured German test facilities with other members of the Scientific Advisory Group, was the first recommendation of a facility such as AEDC. Also pictured, from left, are retired Maj. Gen. Franklin O. Carroll, R.M. Williams, Gen. Bernard Schriever and then-AEDC Commander Brig. Gen. Lee Gossick. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Wattendorf recommendation leads to AEDC creation

American scientist Frank Wattendorf, right, receives an award from then-Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl Spaatz as Theodore von Kármán, center, looks on. Wattendorf is considered one of the founding fathers of Arnold Engineering Development Center. His Trans-Atlantic Memo, written following a 1945 survey of captured German test facilities with other members of the Scientific Advisory Group, was the first recommendation of a facility such as AEDC. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, smiles while volunteering during the Aerospace Valley Air Show at Edwards Air Force Base Oct. 18-19, 2025. Photography is a way for Lopez to distress, especially when she is able to use her photography skills to support the local Edwards AFB community through aviation. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, United States Navy Seaman Recruit smiles for her official photo during bootcamp in March 2007. Lopez credits her time in the U.S. Navy as being her foundation with discipline, resilience, and pride, which later proved to be traits she leaned on when overcoming her mental health struggles. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, poses for a photo during the 412th Test Wing Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 9, 2018. The banquet provided Lopez with the opportunity to witness and celebrate the various work that occurred across the AFTC enterprise community and a perfect event for increasing Airman morale. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

From left, Chief Master Sergeant James “Bill” E. Fitch II, command chief, Air Force Materiel Command, Jacqulyn Lopez, executive administrator, Air Force Test Center, and Lt. Gen. Linda Hurry, commander, AFMC, pose for a photo during AFMC’s Agile Patriot professional development course March 10-12, 2026. The event reinforced to Lopez the value that “wingmanship” brings to mission success and reignited her commitment to supporting the workforce and evolving mission demands. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, center, poses for a photo with Airmen after graduating from Airman Leadership School at Edwards Air Force Base, June 28, 2018. Lopez chose to immerse herself early on in her Air Force civilian career with ensuring she could become the best wingman, leader, and mentor for others. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, poses for her official photo at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Lopez, a United States Navy veteran has been working for the Department of the Air Force since 2013. (U.S. Air Force graphic by 1st Lt. Danielle Rose)
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AEDC at 75: Schriever champions Air Force research and development

Gen. Bernard Schriever, right, inspects an experimental missile reentry vehicle in 1959. Known as the “Father of Air Force space and missiles,” Schriever led the nation’s Intercontinental Ballistic Missile program. Schriever was a regular visitor to Arnold Engineering Development Center during its early years and relied on AEDC for aerodynamic and rocket propulsion data. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Schriever champions Air Force research and development

Gen. Bernard Schriever, commander of the Air Force Systems Command, second from left, speaks with other attendees of a 1963 dinner at Arnold Engineering Development Center during which the planned University of Tennessee Space Institute was discussed. Known as the “Father of Air Force space and missiles,” Schriever led the nation’s Intercontinental Ballistic Missile program. Schriever was a regular visitor to Arnold Engineering Development Center during its early years and relied on AEDC for aerodynamic and rocket propulsion data. Schriever also supported Air Force research and development. Pictured with Schriever, from left, are then-University of Tennessee President Andrew Holt, then-AEDC Commander Maj. Gen. William Rogers and Tennessee Lt. Gov. James Bomar. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Schriever champions Air Force research and development

Gen. Bernard Schriever (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Schriever champions Air Force research and development

Gen. Bernard Schriever poses for a photo in front of an Atlas Missile, the Air Force’s first Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. Known as the “Father of Air Force space and missiles,” Schriever led the nation’s Intercontinental Ballistic Missile program. Schriever was a regular visitor to Arnold Engineering Development Center during its early years and relied on AEDC for aerodynamic and rocket propulsion data. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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AEDC at 75: Schriever champions Air Force research and development

Gen. Bernard Schriever stands with models of some of the systems created under his leadership. Known as the “Father of Air Force space and missiles,” Schriever led the nation’s Intercontinental Ballistic Missile program. Schriever was a regular visitor to Arnold Engineering Development Center during its early years and relied on AEDC for aerodynamic and rocket propulsion data. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Enhanced records access expected benefit of VA expansion at Arnold AFB

An expansion of the Tullahoma Veterans Affairs Clinic at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., is nearing completion. The facility is shown in this photo from May 1, 2026. According to officials, the expansion will allow the clinic to see 1,800 additional patients to include active duty Airmen at Arnold AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Keith Thornburgh)
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