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AIAA and AAPS hold a membership encouragement social

Jon Paul Wallace (center), an Aerospace Testing Alliance project manager, recently spoke with attendees of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and the Arnold Association of Professional Societies (AAPS) membership encouragement social about the Project Management Institute (PMI). (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AIAA and AAPS hold a membership encouragement social

Col. Raymond Toth, Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) commander, spoke about his vision for AEDC at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and the Arnold Association of Professional Societies (AAPS) membership encouragement social in September. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Flu shots to be available for civilians as well as military

For the second year in a row, Air Force Materiel Command will make the influenza (flu) vaccine available to its civilian workforce. This is in addition to the flu vaccine for military and TRICARE beneficiaries.

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ATA E&CAC donates to Jack T. Farrar Elementary

Aerospace Testing Alliance’s (ATA) Employee & Community Activities Committee (E&CAC) Treasurer Stacey Lowe-Allen, left, presents an E&CAC donation to Jack T. Farrar Elementary School kindergarten teacher Ginny Pack Aug. 22. The donation will help pay for Saxon Phonics kits used to develop phonetic skills used throughout various subject content areas. Students pictured from front left: Pazlee Lowe, Aleina Clark, Natalie Howard, Christina Petty, Zachary Anderson and Aiden Dunn. Back row from left: Favian Cervantes, Abigail Grenier, Lexa Barnes, Sophie Ferrell, Kendyn Brock, Jasmine Tarter, Travis White and Noi Castillo.(Photo provided)

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ATA E&CAC donates to Coffee County High School programs

Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) Employee & Community Activities Committee (E&CAC) Chairman Christy Brunner, center, presents donations to Coffee County High School machining and manufacturing instructor Jeff Hinshaw, left, and criminal justice instructor Mindy Acklen. (Photo provided)

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Team AEDC participates in Battlefield Day

Aerospace Testing Alliance engineer Jordan Panter takes his turn hammering away at a tire while other Battlefield Day participants look on. Panter won the event, along with the 60-meter sprint. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Team AEDC participates in Battlefield Day

Aerospace Testing Alliance engineer Chad Overcast flips a 170-pound tire as AEDC Fitness Center programs coordinator Joe Watters keeps time. The tire toss was one of several events during Battlefield Day, a fitness competition held annually at the complex. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Everett becomes a Certified Homeland Protection Professional

Pat Eagan (left), ATA Mission Support Department director, congratulates David Everett, a plans and programs officer with the Arnold Air Force Base police department, on his earning the designation of Certified Homeland Protection Professional (CHPP).

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AEDC Junior Force Council spearheads Feds Feed Family's food drive

Tullahoma Good Samaritan Outreach Program volunteer Timothy White Keller answers questions from Tullahoma LightTUBe Channel 6 anchor Chelsea Adams (far right) about the Feds Feed Family (FFF) food drive initiated by Arnold Engineering Development Complex’s (AEDC) Junior Force Council. Patty Stiggins (center) is AEDC’s Junior Force Council FFF food drive coordinator for 2012. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AEDC Junior Force Council spearheads Feds Feed Family's food drive

2nd Lt. Carl Tegtmeier, a Junior Force Council volunteer at AEDC, loads donated non-perishable food and hygiene items into his truck to deliver to one of several local Good Samaritan organizations participating in the annual Feds Feed Families food drive. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AEDC Junior Force Council spearheads Feds Feed Family's food drive

From left, AEDC human resources specialist Amanda Stroop and the Junior Force Council’s civilian vice president, and Melissa Tate, an AEDC investments program manager and JFC volunteer, organize donated items for the Good Samaritans to pick up from the base’s commissary. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AEDC Junior Force Council spearheads Feds Feed Family's food drive

Decherd Good Samaritan volunteers Roy and Lynne Shoeneman load non-perishable food and hygiene items collected by Junior Force Council members into a car in AEDC’s commissary parking lot. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AEDC Junior Force Council spearheads Feds Feed Family's food drive

From left, Dr. Ralph Jones, ATA Technology and Analysis Branch manager and volunteer from the Manchester Good Samaritan, and AEDC’s Patty Stiggins, a Junior Force Council Feds Feed Families food drive coordinator, organize donations. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AFMC promotes ‘Colorful Choices’ in September

September is National Fruit and Vegetables Month, an excellent time to revisit these bright and colorful powerhouses of a healthy nutrition plan. Eating the recommended servings of fruit and vegetables can help protect you from heart disease, bone loss, type 2 diabetes, and certain types of cancer. To get a healthy variety, think color. Eating fruits and vegetables of different colors gives your body a wide range of valuable nutrients. For example, red fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes, watermelon, and apples contain lycopene and anthocyanins, which help reduce the risk of some cancers and keep your heart healthy. Orange fruits and vegetables help to improve the immune system, strengthen your vision and protect against infections.

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AEDC signs 10-year, $35 million natural gas contract with Elk River Public Utility District

Before signing a 10-year contract with AEDC for natural gas, Elk River Public Utility District spent a year and a half replacing all of the aging natural gas lines to AEDC facilities such as the steam plant. The Air Force Civil Engineering Support Agency provided $1 million in funding for the pipe replacement. (Photo provided)

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AEDC signs 10-year, $35 million natural gas contract with Elk River Public Utility District

AEDC contracting officer Tony Clayborne, front left, signs a 10-year, $35 million agreement for natural gas with Elk River Public Utility District general manager Mike Gundersen. Pictured standing from left are AEDC Civil Engineering Branch project manager Corey Rice, Civil Engineering Branch technical director Bob Walker, ERPUD construction representative Larry Powers and ERPUD manager of operations Eddie Moffitt. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Families move into new base housing at Arnold AFB

Spacious kitchens are just one of the features in the new base housing at Arnold AFB. There are also garages and extra storage space. Forest City Military Communities, LLC, built the homes with the needs of military families in mind. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Families move into new base housing at Arnold AFB

In place of homes that were constructed in 1965, 14 new houses have been built at Arnold AFB by Forest City Military Communities, LLC. The new homes feature lots of storage space and garages. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Families move into new base housing at Arnold AFB

In place of homes that were constructed in 1965, 14 new houses have been built at Arnold AFB by Forest City Military Communities, LLC. The new homes feature lots of storage space and garages. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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Families move into new base housing at Arnold AFB

Children who will live in the 14 new homes that make up Arnold AFB’s new on-base housing cut the ribbon during a dedication ceremony July 31. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)

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