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Tornado victim thankful for co-workers’

A car that once was parked next to ATA employee Warren Mullinax’s home in Bridgeport, Ala., was found sitting in a row of trees 50 yards away after a tornado destroyed his family’s home April 27. Even though his home was leveled, no one in his family was injured. (Photo provided)
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Transportation supervisor at Arnold formerly K-9 handler for U.S. Marine Corps

Tyler Walker, pictured, is the supervisor of fleet management at Arnold Air Force Base. He started his job in fleet management and analysis at Arnold Air Force Base in August 2017, and he was promoted to supervisor in May 2018. Prior to making his way to Arnold, Walker spent eight years serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. (U.S. Air Force photo by Deidre Ortiz)
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Truck show

Tullahoma firefighters demonstrate their 75-foot aerial platform truck to their Arnold Engineering Development Center counterparts during a day of training.
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Trull receives two prestigious appointments

Arnold AFB Police Chief Richard Trull will be the first-ever Arnold Police officer to attend the FBI National Academy. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend.)
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Tullahoma resident’s daughter presented with the Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs Scholarship

Terry Rayfield, the father of Natalie Rayfield, looks on as Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) General Manager Steve Pearson recently presented the 2012 Tullahoma High School graduate (center) with a framed Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs Scholarship Program certificate at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC). Terry Rayfield, a Tullahoma resident, is a controls engineer with ATA’s Information Technology and Systems group at AEDC. Natalie, a freshman at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, is pursuing an industrial (or biomedical) engineering degree. The Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs Global Scholarship Program is sponsored by the Jacobs Engineering Foundation. The Program, which was created in 2009 as a tribute to Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs – the founder of Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. – for his commitment to higher education and his goal to make an education affordable to children. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Tunnel 9 director helps victims of Super Storm Sandy

Dan Marren and his wife, Kristi (not pictured), help remove debris from a friend’s house just days after Super Storm Sandy made its way past Tunnel 9 in Maryland and moved up the coast.
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Tunnel 9 director helps victims of Super Storm Sandy

Dan Marren (foreground) and homeowner Ed Chase (standing) remove flooring following Super Storm Sandy that flooded the first floor of Chase’s home. The storm brought heavy rain and wind and resulted in thousands of power outages along the East Coast.
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Tunnel 9 director helps victims of Super Storm Sandy

Dan Marren, Arnold Engineering Development Complex’s Tunnel 9 director, helps homeowner Ed Chase (left) and his son, Todd, clean up Ed’s house in South Bethany, Del., following Super Storm Sandy, which flooded the first floor of his home.
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Tunnel 9 director receives high honor from LABQUEST

Dan Marren, director of the Hypervelocity Wind Tunnel 9, AEDC White Oak, Maryland. (AEDC photo)
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Tunnel 9 heater system expert passing along knowledge

Mike Metzger, a system engineer at AEDC Hypervelocity Wind Tunnel 9 in White Oak, Maryland, works on a project. Metzger recently marked his 40-year service anniversary at the White Oak facility and is among the few people familiar with the Tunnel 9 heater system. (U.S. Air Force photo by A.J. Spicer)
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Tunnel 9 Students Making a Difference at White Oak

Robin Klomparens
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Tunnel 9 Students Making a Difference at White Oak

Gino Perrotta
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Tunnel 9 Students Making a Difference at White Oak

Brian Kwong
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Tunnel 9 Students Making a Difference at White Oak

Alex Bounitch
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Tunnel 9 ushers in new paradigm for evaluation and test

Tunnel 9 staff, students and researchers from several organizations gather to collaborate on ground-breaking science and technology in the recently returned-to-service testing operational control room. (Photo by John Lafferty)
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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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Tunnel 9's Susan Drinnon enjoys helping others

Susan Drinnon, Tunnel 9 computer scientist/system administrator, poses with Odenton Volunteer Fire Company (OVFC) Chief Don Evick (left), OVFC Vice President Wylie Donaldson and Anne Arundel County Volunteer Firefighters Association Award Chair Tom Newquist, when they presented her with the Anne Arundel County Firefighter/EMS/Administrative Member of the Quarter award for her work at the fire station. (Photo provided)
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Twin testing

Shannon Medley is performing an ultrasonic thickness test on a piece of pipe at Arnold Engineering Development Center, Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., making sure the thickness is applicable for the service intended. (Photo by Janae’ Daniels)
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Two ride in support and raise funds for Air Force organization

Chaplain (Capt.) Paul Gunn and began his 101-mile ride across southeast Tennessee Aug. 7. He rode to help support raising funds for the Air Force Sergeant’s Association (AFSA). (Photos by Syliva Gunn)
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