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Students put skills to the test in design competition

Webb School students Tianyuen Wang and Dongwan Choi pose with AEDC Commander Col. Michael Brewer after receiving second place in this year’s Student Design Competition. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Students put skills to the test in design competition

Moore County High School students Erica Limbaugh and Sarah Raby pose with AEDC Commander Col. Michael Brewer after receiving third place in this year’s Student Design Competition. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Students put skills to the test in design competition

Coffee County Central High School students Lainey Wilkins, left, and Brittany Fox celebrate after a successful test of their space elevator at the Student Design Competition held at the Hands-On Science Center Feb. 21. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Students put skills to the test in design competition

Students came up with a variety of designs for a space elevator during this year’s Student Design Competition held at the Hands-On Science Center Feb. 21. The goal of the competition was to raise a payload to a minimum height of half a meter. Students’ scores were determined by an equation that took into account the weight lifted, height reached and amount of time it took to reach that height. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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Students put skills to the test in design competition

Moore County High School junior Dakota Bateman works on a space elevator designed to carry a payload a minimum distance of half a meter during the Student Design Competition held at the Hands-On Science Center Feb. 21. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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AEDC's 2011 economic impact exceeds $630 million

AEDC's 2011 economic impact exceeds $630 million
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AFMC to observe American Heart Month in February

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AEDC employees collect gifts for Angel Tree

Pam King, of the Air Force Civil Engineer Branch, and Mitch Kendrick, an Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) power switchboard operator in Electrical Operation, drop off gifts for the Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Angel Tree as Janet Feller, coordinator of the program, and volunteer Lora Arnold assist. Feller, an information technologist, and Arnold, an engineering technician, are both members of the ATA Employee and Community Activity Committee (E&CAC), which is sponsoring the Angel Tree. Approximately 160 AEDC employees provided gifts to 179 disadvantaged children, who otherwise might not receive presents this Christmas. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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ATA makes donations to area charities

Christy Brunner, education chairman of the ATA E&CAC, delivers a check to the North Lake Elementary School PTO in Franklin County. Pictured are Nancy Koprek, school secretary; Gage Burt whose mother, Thesa Burt, is PTO president and Brunner. (Photo provided)
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ATA makes donations to area charities

The Employee and Community Activities Committee (E&CAC), the charitable arm of Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA), recently made donations to a number of local organizations. One of the cash awards was to support science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) at East Coffee Elementary School in Manchester. Pictured are Kelvin Shores, principal; Lisa Lorance, teacher and Math Academic Excellence chair and Becky Combs, civic chairman of the E&CAC. The donation was used to purchase take-home kits and other supplies for Family Math Nights at the school. Other donations were recently made to the following organizations: Warren County American Association of University Women (AAUW), Warren County Kiwanis, Coffee County Humane Society, Coffee County Family Resource Center, Coffee County Central High School, Arrowhead Ranch and the North Lake Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization. (Photo provided)
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ATA presented with Operation Never Forget plaque in gratitude for support

Caption for 111511-F-KE225-214: On Wednesday, Dave Uselton, ATA’s material control manager for logistics, and a Marine Corps veteran, presented ATA General Manager Steve Pearson with a plaque from Operation Never Forget's (ONF) national program manager, thanking ATA for financial contributions to the non-profit organization. Their mission is to build memorial bronze busts of every service member who has been killed in theater in Iraq or Afghanistan since 9/11. Uselton, a cofounder of Operation Never Forget, is the ONF Southeast Regional Program Manager and advisory board member. The most recent contribution from ATA to Operation Never Forget has gone toward assisting with building the bust of Army Sgt. David Alexander Stephens. ATA also contributed to the bust in Winchester of USMC Lance Corporal Gregory A. Posey, whose father Steve Posey and aunt, Cheryl Posey, both work for ATA. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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AEDC participates in Let Freedom Ring Event

AEDC Commander Col. Michael Brewer and Tennessee Army National Guard Lt. Col. Warner Holt, the Regimental Fire support coordinator for the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment headquartered in Winchester and safety manager for ATA, were among the speakers Oct. 15 at the second annual Let Freedom Ring Military Community Appreciation Day at the Monterey Station in Cowan. The AEDC Honor Guard also presented the colors and performed the prisoner of war/missing in action (POW/MIA) table ceremony. Pictured are the Rev. Robert Beal, Master of Ceremonies Dr. Jerry Anderson, Colonel Holt, Colonel Brewer and retired Army Col. L.Z. Johnson. The Let Freedom Ring event is meant to recognize and show appreciation to the entire military community, including active duty personnel as well as National Guard, Reserve forces, retired military and their families. (Photo provided)
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Cooler weather ushers in cold and flu season

Jessica McNeese, nurse practitioner at the ATA /CORE Dispensary at AEDC, administers a flu shot to Robert Reed, an ATA chauffeur with the Resource Provisioning Department, Nov. 3. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend.)
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Cooler weather ushers in cold and flu season

Jessica McNeese, nurse practitioner at the ATA/CORE Dispensary, prepares a flu shot for administration to a patient Nov. 3. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Café 100 grand opening

A grand opening was held Oct. 31 for Café 100, located in the former cafeteria in the A&E Building. Café 100, operated by the Arnold Lakeside Center (ALC), serves a variety of Starbucks beverages plus juice, vitamin water, iced tea and sodas. Food items include pig in a blanket, bagels, coffee cake, croissants, muffins and fruit. Café 100 is open from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pictured at the ribbon cutting are AEDC Commander Col. Michael Brewer, ALC Complex Manager Lyle Russell, Chief of Services Jan Dent, ALC Food and Beverage Manager Bryan Larson and Col. Robert Bender, chief of the Mission Support Division. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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CFC Charity Fair Photo

Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC) Executive Director Britt Covington talks with a representative from one of the 25 local charities in attendance at the Combined Federal Campaign’s (CFC) Charity Fair, Oct. 20, in the lobby of AEDC’s Administration and Engineering (A&E) Building. The CFC is the annual fundraising drive conducted by federal employees in their workplaces each fall. With a goal of $50,000, this year’s CFC runs through Nov. 16. For more information, call CFC Chair Tony Echols at 454-4291 or Deputy Chair Donna Paredez at 454-6279. Although CFC is for Department of Defense (DOD) civilians and military, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) employees have a separate charity campaign via payroll deduction, which runs through the calendar year. 2011marks the 50th anniversary of the CFC program. (Photo by Philip Lorenz)
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AAPS sponsors STEM event at Polly Crockett

AEDC’s Mike Schleider watches as a student launches his rocket at the Polly Crockett Festival in Cowan. (Photo provided)
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AAPS sponsors STEM event at Polly Crockett

ATA’s Marvin Sellers assists a student as she constructs a straw rocket in the AAPS booth at the Polly Crockett Festival. (Photo provided)
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AAPS sponsors STEM event at Polly Crockett

Youngsters construct straw rockets at the AAPS STEM booth at the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce’s Polly Crockett Festival Sept. 17 in Cowan. (Photo provided)
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AEDC privatized housing project underway with lease signings

From left to right, Arnold AFB Housing Manager Mark Anderson, looks on as AEDC Commander Col. Michael Brewer signs his housing lease, with Parry Hazen, Arnold AFB community manager for Forest City Enterprises, on hand to explain the lease documents. The signing coincides with the recent finalization of base housing’s privatization with Forest City Military Communities LLC as the official leaser. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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