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Carpenter and Paint shops support safety, testing and more at Arnold Air Force Base

Paint Shop team member C.D. Hobbs completes sandblasting work at Arnold Air Force Base. Sandblasting is one of many duties charged to the Paint Shop at Arnold AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Carpenter and Paint shops support safety, testing and more at Arnold Air Force Base

Paint Shop team member Jill Clark uses epoxy to patch a door at Arnold Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks) (This image was manipulated by obscuring badges for security purposes)
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Carpenter and Paint shops support safety, testing and more at Arnold Air Force Base

Paint Shop team members John McDonald, left, and Jerry Walls prepare a sign at the Arnold Air Force Base Model Shop. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks) (This image was manipulated by obscuring badges for security purposes)
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Manufacturing Group pauses to reflect on lives of Hill and Overman

Ironworker Kevin Glaser, left, addresses fellow Manufacturing Group employees during a May 29 memorial held in honor of John Hill and Alvin Overman. Hill and Overman died on Dec. 10, 1971, after entering a confined space filled with argon gas. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks) (This image was manipulated by obscuring badges for security purposes)
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Manufacturing Group pauses to reflect on lives of Hill and Overman

A plaque in memory of John Hill and Alvin Overman hangs on Building 446, the site of their Dec. 10, 1971, deaths. A memorial for the two Model Shop employees was held May 29. The event was also used to remind Manufacturing Group employees of the importance of safety and following procedures. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Manufacturing Group pauses to reflect on lives of Hill and Overman

John Hill, left, and Alvin Overman. (U.S. Air Force Photo)
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Arnold AFB Fitness Center offers variety of exercise options for Men’s Health Month and beyond

Participants of the May 21 interval training class at the Arnold Air Force Base Fitness Center complete strength training exercises. The class is among several classes and activities offered by the Fitness Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Arnold AFB Fitness Center offers variety of exercise options for Men’s Health Month and beyond

Participants of the May 21 interval training class at the Arnold Air Force Base Fitness Center utilize rowing machines as part of their workout. The class is among several classes and activities offered by the Fitness Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Ingenuity enhancing safety at Arnold AFB Secondary Pumping Station

A device known as the Ladder Up allows the crew at the Arnold Air Force Base Secondary Pumping Station to more easily ascend and descend suction valve pit ladders. The use of these devices is one of several upgrades recently implemented at the Secondary Pumping Station in an effort to bolster safety and efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Ingenuity enhancing safety at Arnold AFB Secondary Pumping Station

New light-weight, skid-resistant fiberglass grating now covers several suction valve pit entrances at the Arnold Air Force Base Secondary Pumping Station. These grates have replaced heavy black iron grating and are providing station crew members with easier access to the pits. The new grates are just one of several innovations recently implemented at the Secondary Pumping Station in an effort to bolster safety and efficiency. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Arnold AFB Company Grade Officer Council assists Habitat for Humanity during Veterans Build

Capt. Michael Davault, right, and 2nd Lt. Jonathan Teer, both members of the Arnold Air Force Base Company Grade Officer Council, stucco the side of a foundation. Members of the CGOC recently volunteered with Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity and worked on two homes the Habitat is constructing in the area.
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Arnold AFB Company Grade Officer Council assists Habitat for Humanity during Veterans Build

Arnold Air Force Base Company Grade Officer Council members take a photo break. Members of the CGOC recently volunteered with Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity and worked on two homes the Habitat is constructing in the area. Pictured from left are 2nd Lt. Jonathan Teer, 2nd Lt. Ryan Boudreaux, Capt. Jonathan Dias, Capt. Michael Davault, 1st Lt. Adam McKenzie and 1st Lt. Karlie Madden.
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Arnold AFB Company Grade Officer Council assists Habitat for Humanity during Veterans Build

1st Lt. Adam McKenzie, a member of the Arnold Air Force Base Company Grade Officer Council, installs clips for hanging blinds. Members of the CGOC recently volunteered with Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity and worked on two homes the Habitat is constructing in the area.
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AEDC retirees offer advice on 16S return to service

With the wind tunnel itself serving as the backdrop, AEDC retiree Bill Comer, left, discusses the early days of Propulsion Wind Tunnel 16S with engineer Valerie Davenport, a member of the core engineering team assigned to the 16S Return to Service project. Comer was one of eight retirees who recently visited Arnold Air Force Base to offer their input and knowledge as current employees work to return to 16S to service. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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AEDC retirees offer advice on 16S return to service

16S Return to Service Contract Engineer Greg Sandlin, left, welcomes the group of AEDC retirees during their recent visit while Air Force Project Manager Paul Wright (standing, third from left) looks on. The retirees, who all worked at the 16-foot Supersonic (16S) wind tunnel during the early years of the tunnel, were invited to Arnold Air Force Base to offer advice to the team currently working to return 16S to service. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Arnold AFB craftsmen assist in NFAC return to service

Boilermaker John England inventories equipment at the Arnold Air Force Base Model and Machine Shop. England was one of three craft personnel from Arnold who recently traveled to the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex in California to assist with a welding project there. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Arnold AFB craftsmen assist in NFAC return to service

Sheet Metal Worker Andy Riis completes welding in the Arnold Air Force Base Model and Machine Shop. Riis was one of three craft personnel from Arnold who recently traveled to the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex in California to assist with a welding project there. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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Arnold AFB craftsmen assist in NFAC return to service

Arnold Air Force Base Technology/Manufacturing Planner and Scheduler Jeff Tate, left, receives a commemorative coin of appreciation from Technology/Manufacturing Branch Manager Mark Chappell during a Feb. 23 appreciation luncheon held for the craftsmen who recently traveled to the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex to assist with the facility’s return to service and those who coordinated the trip. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bradley Hicks)
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AEDC engineers attend NATO symposium in Poland

While in Rzeszów, Poland, for the 2015 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Spring Panel Business Week (PBW) meetings, AEDC engineers Bryant Crowson and Adam Moon had the opportunity to see several historical sights. Pictured here is the Monument of the Revolutionary Act located in the center of Rzeszów.
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AEDC Woman’s Club receives scholarship donation

Teresa Abdellatif (fourth from left) with the Tullahoma Quarter Auctions for Charity presents a check for $1,023.50 to Cecelia Schlagheck (third from left) for the AEDC Woman’s Club (AEDCWC) Scholarship Foundation. Also pictured, left to right, are AEDCWC members Sande Hayes, Liz Clouse-Jolliffe, Patti Mathis and Anne Wonder. AEDC Woman’s Club members were the hosts for the May event and provided the food. Participants in the auction learned about products available from local vendors while having a chance to win products and services. AEDCWC Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships annually to six high school seniors from local area schools. For information about the AEDCWC call 455-3569 or 393-2552. (Photo provided)
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