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Colonel Miller to transition from military to academia

Arnold Engineering Development Center's 718th Test Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Dan Miller will be retiring in June to assume a position as an assistant professor of engineering mechanics at Montana State University in Bozeman, Mont., where the Libby Mont., native earned his undergraduate and doctoral degrees.
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Commander speaks to veterans at local facility

On Veteran’s Day, Arnold Engineering Development Center Commander Col. Michael Panarisi served chicken and ribs during a lunch honoring military veterans who work at the Bridgestone Firestone North American Tire’s Warren County truck tire manufacturing facility near Morrison, Tenn. The plant celebrated Veteran’s Day by serving a complimentary meal in four shifts to their 235 employees who are veterans. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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Commander visit

Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) Commander Gen. Bruce Carlson arrived at Arnold Monday afternoon to better understand base support functions and facilities. As a part of his visit, he toured several facilities and at many of his stops, he received briefings on test facilities issues and program. Accompanying the general were his wife Vicki, Tim Bridges, Senior Executive Service director of installations and mission support at AFMC and Chief Master Sgt. William Gurney, command chief. (photo by Daivd Housch)
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Commander visits with Manchester Area Chamber

Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Commander Col. Michael Panarisi hosted a luncheon with the Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce (MACOC) board of directors Tuesday. Pictured are AEDC Vice Commander Col. Eugene Mittuch, AEDC Executive Director Britt Covington, Board Member Mark Shugerman, Board Member Ken Huddleston, Board Member Jay Vincent, Board Member Dr. Gary Nester, Parliamentarian and Past President Mark Williams, Director, AEDC Public Affairs Joel Fortner, Aerospace Testing Alliance Public Affairs Manager Kathy Gattis, MACOC Past President Roger Dotson, 704th Mission Support Group Deputy Director Temple Bowling, Board Member Amber Dotson, MACOC Executive Director Susie McEacharn, Board Member Shaw Jared, MACOC Marketing and Events Coordinator Margie Lowe, MACOC Secretary Joan Sanders, Col. Panarisi, MACOC President-elect Donna Toney, Board Member Allisa Henley and MACOC Executive Assistant Susan Sims. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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Commander wishes local team good luck

Arnold Engineering Development Center Commander Col. Michael Panarisi signs a baseball for the Tullahoma National Little League for a good luck charm in the team’s next adventure. The team of 12-year-old boys recently won the state championship in Greeneville, Tenn., and are now on to the Southeast Regional Tournament in Ceredo-Kenova, W.V. The team will be competing against Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia teams all in hopes to go to the Little League World Series, which will be broadcast on ESPN. To follow the team log onto www.mitchstadium.com. (Photo by David Housch)
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Commander’s childhood dream comes true at Arnold

Col. Michael Panarisi
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Commander's introduction

Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Commander Col. Art Huber welcomes U.S. Sen. Bob Corker to AEDC before a press conference in the Headquarters building. Senator Corker toured several AEDC facilities during his visit Monday. (Photo by Rick Good friend)
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Commander's welcome

Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Commander Col. Art Huber greets U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, who makes his first visit to AEDC as a U.S. senator. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Commemoration

Dr. Arloe Mayne presents his paper on Dr. Robert Goddard—his career and the first liquid-fueled rocket—at the monthly technical excellence forum at Arnold Engineering Development Center, Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. Dr. Mayne once worked in the center’s von Karman Gas Dynamics Facility. (Photo by David Housch)
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Communication

From left, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) Fire Fighter Crew Chief Charlie Armstrong discusses the proper deployment of a flotation rescue device with Jeff Thames, ATA’s fire training officer at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., during the fuel spill response exercise held on base in June. The device was used to send a rope to team members on the other side of the water in the ditch behind the secondary pumping station to be attached to fuel booms for containing the simulated spill. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Community leader retires but promises to continue support for AEDC

Walt Wood (left) shares a quiet moment with AEDC Commander, Col. Raymond Toth, during a special reception held in Wood’s honor. Wood has supported AEDC for many years and says he will continue to do so in retirement. He’s worked with the Arnold Community Council since its beginning in 2000.
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Community leader retires but promises to continue support for AEDC

At last year’s ACC Dinner (from left), Walt Wood (left) and Ben Craig (right) talk with Air Force Test Center Commander, Maj. Gen. Arnold “Arnie” Bunch Jr., who is a native Tennessean.
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Community leader retires but promises to continue support for AEDC

Walt Wood during one of the AEDC Civic Leader Tours sponsored by AEDC and the Air Force.
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Community takes part in Health Fair at Arnold AFB

Participants at the Arnold Air Force Base Community Health Fair stop by the booths to speak to the health and safety professionals who were on hand to talk about topics such as diabetes, ergonomics, dental health, tobacco cessation, heart disease, physical therapy and nutrition. Healthcare exhibitors from community partners present at the health fair included the Coffee County Health Department, Veteran’s Affairs, Red Cross, Tennova Hospital and many others. (U.S. Air Force photos/Jacqueline Cowan)
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Comptroller training course held at Arnold AFB

The Middle Tennessee Chapter of the American Society of Military Comptrollers (ASMC) hosted its first ever Enhanced Defense Financial Management Training Course (EDFMTC) at Arnold AFB May 14-18. There were a total of 26 attendees from a variety of locations across the U.S. The EDFMTC is a five-day, intensive financial management review course taught and tested in three modules. The course is provided by the Department of Defense and is licensed and copyrighted by the American Society of Military Comptrollers. This course prepares candidates sitting for the Certified Defense Financial Manager (CDFM) certification designation. To date, four of the 26 candidates completed the three module testing requirement during the course week. Others are scheduled to test in order to earn their certification. In order to streamline this certification process, the Education and Training Office at Arnold AFB can now proctor these exams. For more information on obtaining your CDFM certification, please visit www.asmconline.org.
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Congressman Black visits AEDC

Congressman Diane Black gets a tour of AEDC’s C-2 test cell from AEDC Executive Director Britt Covington March 9. C-2 cell is the center’s high-bypass engine test cell. Workers recently tested the Rolls-Royce Trent Extra-Wide Body engine there; Rolls-Royce officials say it’s their largest engine under development to date and one of the largest tested at AEDC. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Congressman Black visits AEDC

Congressman Diane Black, second from right, gets a tour of AEDC’s C-2 test cell from Turbine Engine Ground Test Complex commander Lt. Col. Brent Peavy and AEDC Executive Director Britt Covington March 9. C-2 is the center’s high-bypass engine test cell; workers recently tested the Rolls-Royce Trent Extra-Wide Body engine there. Rolls-Royce officials say it’s their largest engine under development to date and one of the largest tested at AEDC. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Congressman recognizes annual award winners

Congressman Lincoln Davis speaks to a crowd of more than 200 attendees at Arnold Engineering Development Center’s (AEDC) 2008 Annual Awards Banquet held Feb. 27 at the Arnold Lakeside Club. The banquet recognized and awarded the outstanding achievements of AEDC’s team members. The event is a melding of military, civil service, non-appropriated fund and contractor recognition programs. (Photo by David Housch)
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Contractors credited with saving life of coworker

Two contractors working on a construction project at Arnold Air Force Base are credited with recently saving the life of a co-worker by performing CPR when the man went into cardiac arrest. The contractors are with Morsey Constructors. One of them, Robert Hart, left, poses for a photo with crew superintendent Ashley Koepp. (U.S. Air Force photo by Bradley Hicks) (Image was altered by obscuring badges for security purposes.)
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Conversing with a patient

Assistant Air Force Surgeon General Maj. Gen. Melissa Rank talks with a VA patient in the VA Clinic area during her visit of the Medical Aid Station. (Photo by David Housch)
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