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Maj. Gen. Catherine Chilton visits AEDC

Maj. Gen. Catherine Chilton (right), Air Force Materiel Command Air, Space and Information Operations (AFMC/A3) director, discusses the operation of the Propulsion Wind Tunnel (PWT) Wings Level Yaw (WLY) apparatus with AEDC Senior Acquisition Program Manager Elijah Minter (left) during a tour of the Complex on March 18. The WLY provides quality data and an increased yaw range capability during aerodynamic testing. Dr. Eileen Bjorkman, a member of the Senior Executive Service and AFMC/A3 deputy, is also pictured attending the tour. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Major award recipient

Tech. Sgt. Naomi Bullock, Public Health technician at Arnold’s Medical Aid Station, has won the AFMC-level Public Health Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year award. (Photo provided)

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Major repairs

Lannie Jenkins, an Aerospace Testing Alliance pipefitter at the Propulsion Wind Tunnel, prepares a section of piping for a weld-in expansion joint as part of a major Engine Test Facility-focused maintenance and repair outage on base. (Photo by Warner Holt)

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Making a difference

1st Lt. Eric Rabarijaona, 704th Communications Squadron, also volunteered to visit veterans at the Nashville VA. (Photo by 1st Lt. Ryan Hawley)

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Malloy receives high engineering honor

Dr. Donald Malloy (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Marching on

Paratroopers from the 861st Quartermaster Company in Nashville, Tenn., march back to the runway at Arnold Air Force Base's airfield after parchuting during a mock-deployment exercise on base. (Photo by Claude Morse)

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Master Sgt. Bryan Larson

Master Sgt. Bryan Larson received the Purple Heart in 2004.

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Matty reflects fondly upon Air Force career

Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Coordinator Jere Matty takes a break to pose for a photo. Matty retired on March 8 after 44 years with the U.S. Air Force, more than 35 years of which were spent at Arnold Air Force Base. (Courtesy photo)

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Matty reflects fondly upon Air Force career

Jere Matty poses for a photo during his time in Undergraduate Pilot Training at Reese Air Force Base. Matty retired on March 8 after 44 years with the U.S. Air Force, more than 35 years of which were spent at Arnold Air Force Base. (Courtesy photo)

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Matty reflects fondly upon Air Force career

Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Coordinator Jere Matty meets with a group of children from Arnold Village the evening before his last day at Arnold. Matty retired on March 8 after 44 years with the U.S. Air Force, more than 35 years of which were spent at Arnold Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Brad Hicks)

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McCarthy

William J. McCarthy, deputy director of Net-Centric, Space and Missile Defense systems, from the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E).

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McCarthy makes first visit to AEDC

William J. McCarthy, deputy director of Net-Centric, Space and Missile Defense systems, from the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E), made his first visit to Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Sept. 15-16. McCarthy toured several test facilities and witnessed a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense’s (THAAD) Live-Fire Test and Evaluation program test in the center’s hypervelocity impact and ballistic range (G-Range). Randy Quinn, facility briefer, explains the center’s J-6 rocket development test cell to McCarthy as AEDC Commander Col. Michael Panarisi and 718th Test Squadron Technical Director Chris Smith listen. (Photo by Gary Johnson)

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Mears awarded the certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional of the Year

Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP) of the Year winner Christopher Mears (3rd from left) accepts his award from (l-r) Butch DiMezzo, Larry Hoing and Shon Isenhour at the Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals (SMRP) Annual Conference. (Photo provided)

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Memorabilia illustrates Bowden's military heritage

Jeannie Bowden’s grandfather is pictured with his U.S. Army Bugle Corps during World War I wearing the hat she has on display in her office. (Photo provided)

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Memorabilia illustrates Bowden's military heritage

Her grandfather’s World War I bugles and hat, her uncle’s Army jacket and a commemorative gold pan that belonged to her aunt adorn Jeannie Bowden’s office at AEDC. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Memorabilia illustrates Bowden's military heritage

Jeannie Bowden (Photo by David Housch)

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Men at work

Rick Mcllmoil and Jose Rosario, National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex aircraft mechanics, conduct preflight checks of the UH-60 rotor before individual blade control test in the facility's 40 by 80-foot wind tunnel. (Photo by Jeff Johnson)

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Michael Schleider takes the reins as AEDC’s new director of engineering and technical management

Four years ago, Michael Schleider (front left), the scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 416 out of Warner Robins, Ga., took the scouts for a whitewater rafting trip down the Chattooga River that runs from North Carolina to Georgia. Schleider recently assumed the position as AEDC’s director of engineering and technical management. (Photo provided)

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Milhoan named ATA Engineer of the Year Thankful for his team, AEDC family, health

A variety of four-legged creatures can be found roaming around the Milhoans’ farm in Estill Springs. In addition to dogs and cats, Al and Jennifer also have 10 horses, six of which are miniature horses. (Photo provided)

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Milhoan named ATA Engineer of the Year Thankful for his team, AEDC family, health

A variety of four-legged creatures can be found roaming around the Milhoans’ farm in Estill Springs. In addition to dogs and cats, Al and Jennifer also have 10 horses, six of which are miniature horses. (Photo provided)

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