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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

A June 23 "meet and greet" social kicked off the newly formed Chattanooga Project Managers Institute (PMI) Chapter Middle Tennessee Branch's formation. Approximately 30 local area PMI members came together at O'Charley's in Manchester for the event. Severl branch formation steering committee members who attended are pictured, including; front row, left to right, Melissa Smith, Susan Rymer, Diana Plummer, JonPaul Wallace, Brenda Butner; and back row, left to right, Jim Duncan, Tom Coffman, Peggy Glass, Jon Duvall and Doug Brown. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

Army Captain Megan Gilbert plays chess with one of the Iraqi Boy Scouts. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

AEDC's Lance Baxter shows off a plaque presented to him for his service during the recent deployment to Iraq. (photo provided)
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Tunnel 9's Ray Schlegel loves to ride

Ray Schlegel, Tunnel 9's senior electronics technician, is a member of a Maryland chapter of the Patriot Guard, "an organization supporting those who risk thier lives for America's freedom and security.
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Tunnel 9's Ray Schlegel loves to ride

Ray Schlegel, Tunnel 9's senior electronics technician, rounds a curve on his Harley Davidson Fatboy along the roadway known as the "Tail of the Dragon" at Deals Gap, N.C. The photo was taken during a 3,000-mile trek Schlegel took with other members of the Old Glory Harley-Davidson HOG Chapter. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Capt. Jeffery Hartberger: From aircraft mechanic to aerospace engineer

Capt. Hartberger, as the Seabee project manager for the Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa with AFRICOM, oversaw projects like this classroom building addition under construction near Dikhil in southern Djibouti. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Capt. Jeffery Hartberger: From aircraft mechanic to aerospace engineer

A Tanzanian boy stands inside a new school constructed west of Dar Es Salam by the Navy Seabees, or construction battalion workers. The new school is next to a Tanzanian Army base. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Capt. Jeffery Hartberger: From aircraft mechanic to aerospace engineer

From left, AEDC's Capt. Jeffery Hartberger, Cmdr. Steve Sims, BUC Guy Routt, CEC Chuck Coffin, Lt. J.G. Matt Manskar, Tech. Sgt. Jay Taylor, 1st Lt. Ike Bradlich, Abdullah Hassanale, Master Sgt. Michael Cook, Comoran Task Force Liaison Officer Lt. Moudjadin, Ayo, Abdi, Lt. John Mietus and Capt. Elena Mares pose for a group photo at Camp Lemonnier at Djibouti, Africa. Captain Hartberger spent 11 months deployed with Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa (CJTF HOA) of the United States African Command (AFRICOM) as the Seabee project manager on the construction of schools, clinics and various military projects. Hassanale, Ayo and Abdi were the team’s translators. Captain Hartberger’s deployment took him to nine countries in East Africa. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Capt. Jeffery Hartberger: From aircraft mechanic to aerospace engineer

Capt. Jeffery Hartberger stands next to a sign in Kenya, northwest of Nairobi that denotes that this location is at the equator. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Brad McClure still counting his blessings

Damage from a February tornado to Brad McClure’s home did not result in personal injury or death, a blessing he didn’t take for granted. (photo provided)
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AEDC's Brad McClure still counting his blessings

Tornado damage to property shared by Brad McClure and his parents was part of what brought the community together to help them and others impacted by area storms earlier this year. (Photo provided).
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AEDC's Brad McClure still counting his blessings

Brad McClure takes his youngest daughter, Leah, on a boat ride on Memorial Day. (Photo provided).
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AEDC's Rod Stewart enjoys finding diamonds in the rough...literally

Two small diamonds are shown in the center of a pile of sediment that Rod Stewart screened at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. Diamonds are found in the park soil on a regular basis; Stewart has found 16 since he started searching as a hobby about seven years ago. “It’s amazing how the light will shine off of them,” Stewart said. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Rod Stewart enjoys finding diamonds in the rough...literally

Rod Stewart stores the dirt from his diamond digging in special storage bins at Crater of Diamonds State Park. Once he has collected all the dirt he wants to sift through for diamonds, he fills in the hole and spends time washing the dirt through several types of screens. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Rod Stewart enjoys finding diamonds in the rough...literally

Rod Stewart, AEDC’s scientific technical information officer, looks up from the bottom of an eight-foot hole he and a friend dug in the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro, Ark., in April 2010. Many casual diamond hunters search the dirt on the surface for precious stones, but Stewart likes to dig for certain types of soil that have a better chance of holding diamonds. (Photo provided)
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AEDC Coffee Air Foilers: Still flying after 50 years

Rich Eichel, a member of the ATA safety staff, holds one of his newer model aircraft to fly at the Coffee Airfoilers Model Airplane Club. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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AEDC Coffee Air Foilers: Still flying after 50 years

Rich Eichel, a member of the ATA safety staff, retrieves one of his planes during the Coffee Airfoilers Model Airplane Club’s annual electric-only flying event in 2010. He said the aircraft “bit the dust” on the next flight, a case of operator error. He said when flying a plane upside down, it is important to keep your orientation. In his case, he pulled back on the stick, which brought the aircraft down, rather than pushing the stick forward, which was now up. (Photo provided)
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AEDC Coffee Air Foilers: Still flying after 50 years

Eric Bjorn, chief of AEDC’s Strategic Planning Branch, holds a favorite model, an AT-6 Texan that he patterned after the AeroShell Aerobatic team that performed at AEDC’s 50th anniversary air show. (Photo provided)
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Five Air Force Academy cadets intern at AEDC

The Air Force cadets, from left, Andrew Petry, Steven Alsen, Tate Montgomery, Bryan Rhoades and Jason Black, pose for a group photo during a tour of AEDC that included a stop in the center’s 16-foot supersonic wind tunnel. (Photo provided)
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Five Air Force Academy cadets intern at AEDC

From left, Applied University Research, Inc., Vice President for research and development, Dr. Todd Lowe, and Air Force Academy Cadet 1st Class Andrew Petry, inspect a sub-miniature three component laser-Doppler velocimetry (SM3 LDV) system before it was installed in a small wind tunnel for a test at AEDC. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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