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Assumption of leadership

Col. Raytheon Scott, 704th Maintenance Group commander, hands the squadron flag to James Myers, the new 704th Maintenance Squadron director. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Astrid retires; new K-9 follows in great pursuit

Jason Layne, handler and Arnold Engineering Development Center Detection Unit, K-9, officer, kneels with Bikkel, the new security dog. (Photo by David Housch)
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Astrid retires; new K-9 follows in great pursuit

Jason Layne, AEDC Detection Unit, K-9, officer, puts Astrid, the department’s former explosive detector dog, through her paces with an explosive simulation sample planted around two vehicles in the police department’s parking lot. Astrid officially retired from duty Aug. 31. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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Astronaut tells of experiences

Retired Col. Rick Searfoss shares his experiences as a NASA astronaut during AEDC’s Safety and Health Week. During his career, Searfoss piloted and commanded three missions to space. (Photo by David Housch)
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At 71, Jack Lamons is still in the game

In 1992, Master Sgt. Jack Lamons, a bio-engineering technician with the 118th Air Wing of the Air National Guard, posed for a picture during a two-week summer camp training at a field hospital at the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. (Photo provided)
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At 71, Jack Lamons is still in the game

Jack Lamons, left, and Mike McKenzie, a pharmacologist at the Murfreesboro VA Medical Center, pose for a picture before refereeing a game in 2004. (Photo provided)
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At AEDC, drums drive the songs

From left, Dr. Charlie Vining, AEDC’s Turbine Engine Ground Test Complex technical director, Col. James Jolliffe, special assistant to the center commander, and Rachel Dent perform at the Arnold Lakeside Center during a Friday Jam Night event. Rachel is the 10-year-old daughter of Jan Dent, Acting deputy, Services Branch, Mission Support Division and Mike Dent, Test Integration manager, Turbine Engine Ground Test Complex. (Photo provided)
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At AEDC, drums drive the songs

In 2008, (from right) Col. James Jolliffe, the special assistant to the center commander, provided drumming instruction to James Kennedy, the son of Maj. Jim Kennedy, AEDC’s former Judge Advocate General. Colonel Jolliffe said he has been most influenced by the drumming of Buddy Rich, Neal Peart with Rush, Jeff Pocaro, with Toto, and Billy Joel’s drummer, Liberty Devitto. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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At AEDC, drums drive the songs

From left, Tom Breece, the head of the music department at Motlow State Community College, and AEDC’s Joe Reavis, as members of the South Jackson Band, play for an ice cream social at the South Jackson Civic Center in the summer of 2007. Reavis is among the “community of drummers” who also play at the Friday Night Jam sessions held every month at the Arnold Lakeside Center. (Photo by Maureen Burke)
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At work

Vicki Peters, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) Safety and Health, sits at her computer preparing her infamous toolbox topics for the U.S. Air Force's Arnold Engineering Development Center workforce. ATA is the support contractor for the center. (Photo by David Housch)
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ATA aids high school CAD program

Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA), the operating contractor for Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC), made a donation to benefit the Computer Aided Drafting program at Coffee County Central High School in Manchester. Christy Brunner, a project administrator in ATA’s Project and Design Engineering Department, presented the check on behalf of the ATA Office of the General Manager to Jon Spears, Coffee County Central High School drafting instructor Feb. 2. (Photo provided.)
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ATA aids MTSU technology groups

Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA), the operating contractor for Arnold Engineering Development Center (AEDC), made a donation to the Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) NASA Robotic program Jan 27. Philip Stich, deputy ATA general manager, presents the check to MTSU Engineering Technology majors Jordan Qualls, Kristen Zaloudek, Aaron Thompson and Dr. Walter Boles, chairman of the MTSU Engineering Technology Department. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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ATA aids MTSU technology groups

Philip Stich, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) deputy general manager, presents a check Jan. 27 to Dr. Judith Iriarte-Gross, Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) professor of chemistry and director of the MTSU Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (WISTEM) Center. Also pictured (L-R) are WISTEM advisory board members Dr. Walter Boles, chairman of the MTSU Engineering Technology Department; Kathy Nichols, manager specialist in ATA Contract Administration; and Dr. Kathy Mathis, associate professor of Engineering Technology and coordinator for the environmental science and energy technology concentration at MTSU. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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ATA and its employees "give back" to the community

Shelly Cowan, system administrator for MIRATEK, donates blood during a Blood Assurance bloodmobile visit to AEDC. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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ATA announces management changes

Philip Stich
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ATA announces management changes

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ATA awards vocational technology scholarships to personnel’s dependents

Matt McAdams (second from left) accepts a $1,000 ATA Vocational Technology Scholarship from ATA Deputy General Manager Phil Stich (left). Matt is joined by his father and ATA employee Aaron McAdams (right) and mother Shannoah McAdams. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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ATA awards vocational technology scholarships to personnel’s dependents

Justin Gault (second from left) accepts a $1,000 ATA Vocational Technology Scholarship from ATA Deputy General Manager Phil Stich (left). Justin is joined by his mother and ATA employee Sonia Gault (third from left) and father Ronnie Gault. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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ATA awards vocational technology scholarships to personnel’s dependents

Coltin Beavers (second from left) accepts a $1,000 ATA Vocational Technology Scholarship from ATA Deputy General Manager Phil Stich (left). Coltin is joined by his father and ATA employee Frankie Beavers (third from left) and mother Tammy Beavers. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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ATA Blood Drive Donor School Drawing winner announced

John England (center), ATA Lead Boilermaker, and Leslie Myers (right), a Comprehensive Occupational Resources (CORE) registered nurse (RN) for ATA, present a check to Sarah Lemons (left) of The Enrichment Fellowship Cooperative of Tullahoma. England was one of 85 AEDC employees who volunteered to donate blood during the November blood drive. To help promote the blood drive, names of ATA personnel who signed up to donate blood were submitted for a random drawing for a $500 school donation in the person’s name to the school of their choice. England’s name was drawn and he requested the donation be made to the cooperative. Blood Assurance also awarded Wal-Mart gift cards to four ATA donors, not pictured. They are Joe Simmons, Ron Skipworth, John King, and Gerald Jones. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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