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Area students, Arnold team members learn how to “Be a Bat Hero”

Leslie Hay, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service liaison at Arnold Air Force Base, shares information with Arnold team members during International Bat Week by setting up a display at Café 100 in the Administration and Engineering Building on Oct. 31. Pictured is Hay, left, speaking with Troy Smiddy. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Area veterans honored with a trip to see monuments in Washington, D.C.

The Southern Middle Tennessee Honor Flight veterans group with Reps. Marsha Blackburn (first row, middle) and Scott DesJarlais (first row, right) take a moment to document the veterans’ trip with a photo at the World War II Memorial. The Arnold Community Council, a support group for AEDC, is a sponsor of the Honor Flight.
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Area veterans honored with a trip to see monuments in Washington, D.C.

Rep. Scott DesJarlais talks with veterans participating in the recent Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C.
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Area veterans honored with a trip to see monuments in Washington, D.C.

Vice Chairman of the Southern Middle Tennessee Honor Flight, Lana Woodard (middle left), witnesses The Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. Forty-eight World War II and Korean War veterans participated in the trip.
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Area veterans visit D.C. as part of Honor Flight

World War II and Korean War Era veterans from the region went on the fourteenth Honor Flight of Middle Tennessee to tour Washington, D.C. The Honor Flight for this area began in the spring of 2008 under the direction of Milton Schaefer of Winchester, Tenn. Today the flight continues twice a year, in the spring and in the fall under the direction of Board Chairman Claude Morse, U.S. Air Force retired, and Vice Chairman Lana Bradford of Tullahoma. On the most recent flight, May 2, veterans from Franklin County, Coffee County, Shelby County, Bedford County, Grundy County, Marion County, Hamilton County and from the State of Kentucky enjoyed a memorable day visiting the memorials.
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Area youth have a blast at this year’s AIAA RocketDay! event

The first place winner at the 2017 RocketDay! event was Bradley Escue, whose rocket wowed the judges by its high lofting flight with a perfectly stable ballistic trajectory. RocketDay! was held for area youth on June 17 at the Hands-On Science Center in Tullahoma. Pictured left to right are: Joe Sheeley, RocketDay organizer; Deb Wimberly, director of the Hands-On Science Center; and Escue. (Courtesy photos/Tanya Sheeley)
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Area youth have a blast at this year’s AIAA RocketDay! event

Several water and air rocket launchers were setup at RocketDay! allowing participants to launch rockets, ranging from a homemade system made with PVC with a rubber stopper and bicycle pump to a system from the Arnold Air Force Base STEM Center which enabled bottle pressures of up to 80 pounds per square inch and launches of greater than 100 feet in the air. Pictured is Clay Taylor with his flying pig. RocketDay! was held June 17 at the Hands-On Science Center in Tullahoma.
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Area youth have a blast at this year’s AIAA RocketDay! event

The Cool-Two entries at the RocketDay! competition, shown here, ranged from a flying pig to a black widow spider. About 30 area youth participated in RocketDay! held June 17 at the Hands-On Science Center in Tullahoma.
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Area youth participate in 2018 Reach for the Stars competition

Participants of the Reach for the Stars competition held June 2 at the Hands-On Science Center work on building and designing their rockets. Students ages 10-18 from across southern middle Tennessee were invited to participate in the event. (Courtesy photo)
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Area youth participate in 2018 Reach for the Stars competition

Students wait their turn to launch the rockets they designed during the Reach for the Stars competition held June 2 at the Hands-On Science Center. Results of the local Reach for the Stars competition determine national winners in that five of the closest of all entries submitted to the competition headquarters by deadline get invited to the National Winner’s Celebration. (Courtesy photo)
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Area youth participate in 2018 Reach for the Stars competition

Olga Oakley, Air Force Science, Technology, Engineer and Development director, shakes the hand of the 2018 Reach for the Stars winner Evan Cain, whose rocket’s average distance from the target was 33 feet 4 inches. (Courtesy photo)
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Area youth show off their engineering skills in rocket launch competition

Jim Burns, deputy of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Space Test Branch at Arnold Air Force Base and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics member, outlines the objective of the competition to the participants of this year’s Reach for the Stars event at the Hands-on Science Center in Tullahoma, Tenn., on Aug. 21, 2021. (Courtesy photo)
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Army Acquisition Center of Excellence – Sept. 27, 2012

Army Acquisition Center of Excellence – Sept. 27, 2012
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Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Course, May 17, 2012

Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Course, May 17, 2012
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Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Tour, 08-01-2013

Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Tour, 08-01-2013
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Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Tour, 08-01-2013

Army Acquisition Center of Excellence Tour, 08-01-2013
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Army Acquisition CoE (Class 15-002), 1-23-2015

Army Acquisition CoE (Class 15-002), 1-23-2015
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Army Acquisition CoE (Class 16-002) Tour - Nov. 5, 2015

Army Acquisition CoE (Class 16-002) Tour - Nov. 5, 2015
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Army Acquisition CoE Course - 30 Jan 2013

Army Acquisition CoE Course - 30 Jan 2013
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Army Acquisition CoE Tour Group, 12 September 2013

Army Acquisition CoE Tour Group, 12 September 2013
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