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Arnold Police earn POST certification, first in center history

Arnold Air Force Base Police Officer Standards and Training certified officers. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Arnold Police earn POST certification, first in center history

Tennessee State Rep. Judd Matheny, left, hands Officer Tommy Rust his commission card as Arnold Engineering Development Center Vice Commander Col. Eugene Mittuch, Aerospace Testing Alliance General Manager Dr. David Elrod and former AEDC Police of Chief Joe Kirk look on. Rep. Matheny played an integral role in helping Arnold Air Force Base become a Police Officer Standards and Training certified organization. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Arnold Police earn POST certification, first in center history

Arnold Air Force Base police officer Steve Luttrell, middle, recites the official police oath during a Police Officer Standards and Training certification event at the base Feb. 19. Officers Dave Everett, left, and Buck Young also recite the oath. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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One man’s experience can lend a teaching moment for others

Lewis Curtis, a World War II Buffalo Soldier, was the guest speaker at the African-American luncheon Feb. 12. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Coworkers, base first responders mobilize to save a life

Michael Bunch survived a heart attack Feb. 11 due to the rapid response by Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory coworkers Dale West, Gary Fergus and Brad Pearson and Arnold Air Force Base EMTs, security and the dispensary’s nurse practitioner. Bunch, holding one of his pet birds at his home in Hillsboro, says he feels good overall and should be able to return to work in a few weeks. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)

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Coworkers, base first responders mobilize to save a life

From left, Arnold Engineering Development Center’s Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL) Brad Pearson, Dale West and Gary Fergus stand in front of where coworker Michael Bunch was working when the 49-year instrument technician had a heart attack Feb. 11. Bunch survived due to the quick response of the three men and base EMTs, security and the dispensary’s nurse practitioner. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Coworkers, base first responders mobilize to save a life

Far left and right Jim Phillips and Tim Mansfield, Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) paramedics with the Arnold Engineering Development Center Fire Department, watch as Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory’s Dale West and Gary Fergus demonstrate how they administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to a coworker, Michael Bunch, Feb. 11. Phillips and Mansfield were the two EMTs who responded to the 911 call placed that day by Brad Pearson, an ATA instrument technician in the lab. Mansfield is also a CPR instructor on base. Doctors told Bunch he should be able to return to work in about three weeks. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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Joe Sacco is still on a journey of learning and flight

From right to left, Joe Sacco poses for a group photo with sons, Michael, Benjamin and Aidan and wife, Mary, during a recent trip to the Grand Canyon. Joe, the chief engineer at the NFAC, said he is awed by the sight of a Condor catching a thermal at the Grand Canyon or a Nurse shark swimming nearby while he dives off the Florida coast. (Photo provided)

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Even though he’s retiring, Temple Bowling is not hanging up his running shoes

For those that know Temple Bowling and his rusty 1972 Olds, it was one of his pride and joys. Here, Bowling poses with it for one of the last times before selling it a couple of years ago for just $300. The car had more than 374,000 miles accumulated on it. (Photo by David Housch)

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Book about AEDC’s history and contributions is available for distribution

Beyond the Speed of Sound

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Terra-Therm cleans up big mess with innovative approach

Employees from the main contractor, CH2MHill, and sub-contractor Terra-Therm provide assistance to the Dennis Hunt & Company crane guiding an electrical substation into place behind the Model Shop. This substation will soon power the thermal treatment remediation system being used to remove the PCE from this site. (Photos provided)

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Boy Scouts to celebrate 100th anniversary this month

This is just a small representation of many Arnold Engineering Development Center personnel who are involved with local cub, boy and eagle scout troops in the surrounding counties. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)

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AEDC undertakes archeological investigation project

Two AMEC Earth and Environmental Inc., workers carefully dig at an anomaly detected earlier by gradiometer mapping at one of four prehistoric sites under investigation for Native American artifacts. (Photo by Shawn Chapman)

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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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Posanka earns Extra Miler award from chamber

Left to far right, Karla Smith, 2009 Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) president and Diane Bryant Executive Director of the Tullahoma Chamber, present Lt. Col. Elaine Posanka, center, with the 2009 TACC Extra Miler of the Year Award at Tullahoma’s Business Development Center Jan. 23. (Photo provided)

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Tunnel 9 director receives high honor from LABQUEST

Dan Marren, director of the Hypervelocity Wind Tunnel 9, AEDC White Oak, Maryland. (AEDC photo)

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Chief speaks to testers

Air Force Chief of Staff Norton A. Schwartz speaks to attendees at the U.S. Air Force T&E Days conference in Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 2. The conference is attended by test and evaluation and acquisition professionals from the U.S. military services, allied nations, industry partners, and academia.

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Phil Kemp knows the time has arrived to hit the road

Mary Ann and Phil Kemp pose for a photo of them with the Smoky Mountains (looking into North Carolina) as a backdrop during an RV camping trip they took in October 2008. (Photo provided)

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Dressed for skiing

Kasen, who is now five years old, enjoys being active, whether its gymnastics or dancing. More recently, she learned how to ski during a trip to Utah. (Photo provided)

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