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AEDC employee uses woodworking skills to give to others

Newborn Katie Breiding lies in a cradle made by Daryl Justice in 1999. Katie’s mother, AEDC employee Tamalena Breiding, says today Katie still has a toy box Justice made that she isn’t ready to part with. (Photo provided).
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AEDC employees ‘Rev-up’ for Cruise-In 2013

Employees brought cars from all generations to AEDC’s Cruise-In May 11, 2012. Employees walked through the parking lot by the Administration and Engineering Building talking with coworkers about their vehicles. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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AEDC employees brave the rain for Golden Baton relay

Carrie Reinholtz, a technology project manager in AEDC’s Test Technology Branch and member of The TRL’s relay team, slogs through the rain during the base’s 26th annual Golden Baton Relay Race June 22. Four teams competed in this year’s race despite pouring rain during the morning. The team Old Guys Never Quit placed first, Knights of the Dinner Table placed second, The Scream Team placed third and The TRL’s placed fourth. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC employees brave the rain for Golden Baton relay

Jere Matty, deputy director of AEDC’s Space and Missiles Ground Test Complex, passes a baton to Lt. Col. Gregg Leisman during AEDC’s 26th Annual Golden Baton Relay Race June 22. Heavy rain during the morning didn’t stop the four teams that took part in this year’s race. Colonel Leisman’s and Matty’s team, The Scream Team, placed third in this year’s race. The team Old Guys Never Quit placed first, Knights of the Dinner Table placed second, The Scream Team placed third and The TRL’s placed fourth. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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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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AEDC employees get the ‘Antiques Roadshow’ experience

Ben Partin, with the Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) Safety, Health and Environmental Branch, stands in front of the Antiques Roadshow banners near the exit of the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex after having his items appraised at the show on June 21. The exit is near the Feedback Booth where Roadshow participants are able to talk about their appraisal experience. (Photo provided)
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AEDC employees get the ‘Antiques Roadshow’ experience

Shown here is the Navaho rug Partin took for appraisal to the Antiques Roadshow at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex on June 21. (Photo provided)
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AEDC employees get the ‘Antiques Roadshow’ experience

Antiques Roadshow participants wait in line for appraisals at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex on June 21 where AEDC employees Ben Partin, Mike Northcutt and Jeff Haley had their war memorabilia and family items appraised. (Photo provided)
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AEDC employees named to Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce ’40 under 40’ list

Deidre Moon, Arnold Engineering Development Complex Freedom of Information Act and privacy manager at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., is photographed with the award she received for being named among the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce’s “40 under 40” honorees. The annual “40 under 40” event honors young professionals under the age of 40 who are making significant contributions to the community. Moon is among three members of the AEDC team at Arnold AFB honored this year. (Photo provided by Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce)
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AEDC employees named to Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce ’40 under 40’ list

Arnold Engineering Development Complex Executive Officer 1st Lt. Camden Dammeyer is photographed with the award she received for being named among the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce’s “40 under 40” honorees. The annual “40 under 40” event honors young professionals under the age of 40 who are making significant contributions to the community. Dammeyer is among three members of the AEDC team at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., honored this year. (Photo provided by Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce)
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AEDC employees participate in MLK Jr. Remembrance Walk

Employees recently participated in a Remembrance Walk at Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and others who made sacrifices for equality and fairness in providing opportunities and freedoms for all people. The event was also in recognition of the national birthday celebration of King with a theme of “Remember! Celebrate! Act! … A Day On, Not a Day Off.” The theme focused on community service. The event began with remarks from AEDC African American Heritage Committee Remembrance Walk Coordinators Fred Rone and Art Walker and AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth followed by a walk around a portion of the Complex.
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

1st Lt. Corey Smith
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Master Sgt. Ida Rice
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Staff Sgt. Juwon Williams
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Maj. Weston Hanoka
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Kelsi Pilcher
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Timothy Espinoza
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AEDC employees recognized with quarterly awards

Myra Pieszala
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AEDC employees to participate in Relay for Life

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AEDC employees to participate in Relay for Life

During the Relay for Life Luminaria Ceremony, votive candles are lit inside personalized bags to shine a light on the fight against cancer. The ceremony provides an opportunity for individuals to share their grief and find hope. Luminaria may be personalized and dedicated in honor, memory, or support of a loved one. Donation dollars may be assigned to a Relay For Life event, team, or participant to help teams get a step closer to their fundraising goal. (Photo provided)
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