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AEDC team conducts AMT testing on F-22 Raptor engine

Dave Fischer, a Pratt & Whitney test engineer, inspects an F119 engine during a break in sea level Accelerated Mission Testing in AEDC’s SL-2 facility. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC team conducts AMT testing on F-22 Raptor engine

Scott Slabaugh, ATA project engineer on the test, inspects the F119 in AEDC’s SL-2 after an AMT test run. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC team earns AIAA Award

Left, AEDC’s Brett Ables, Mark Chappell, Dr. Pete Cento, Brian Binkley, Dr. Don Malloy and Paul Burns (not pictured) were recognized with a Billy J. Griffith award during the local Tennessee AIAA section 2008 awards ceremony AIAA held at the ALC. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC team is proactive with protecting work force, local populace

Penny Miller, an ATA senior chemist at Arnold AFB’s Chemistry Lab, loads a water sample into the auto-sampler of a gas chromatograph to determine the concentration of ethylene and propylene glycol. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC team member gifts wood flag to Air Force

Brandon Champion, right, an Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) instrumentation technician, speaks with AEDC Commander Col. Jeffrey Geraghty, center, and AEDC Superintendent Chief Master Sgt. Robert Heckman about the artistic representation of a flag he made and gifted to the Air Force, Aug. 7, 2020, at Arnold Lakeside Center at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. Champion gifted the flag in recognition of the AEDC response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team member gifts wood flag to Air Force

Brandon Champion, an Arnold Engineering Development Complex instrumentation technician, gifted to the Air Force an artistic representation of a flag he made, Aug. 7, 2020, at Arnold Lakeside Center at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team member gifts wood flag to Air Force

Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) Commander Col. Jeffrey Geraghty, center, and AEDC Superintendent Chief Master Sgt. Robert Heckman, left, accept on behalf of the Air Force a gift from Brandon Champion, an AEDC instrumentation technician, Aug. 7, 2020, at Arnold Lakeside Center at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. Champion gifted an artistic representation of a U.S. flag he made with wood to recognize the AEDC response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team member invites others to help crochet items for area veterans

AEDC team member Tracy Carter crochets during a break from her duties as management and program assistant for the Test Systems Sustainment Division at Arnold Air Force Base. Carter is leading a service project crocheting beanies for veterans at the Alvin C. York Campus of the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System in Murfreesboro. She invites others who enjoy crocheting or knitting to help her in this service project. If interested in crocheting or assisting the project in another way, call 931-454-7253. (U.S. Air Force photo/Deidre Ortiz)
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AEDC team member Kim Russell and her mule Gus land cover of Western Mule Magazine

Kim Russell, AEDC property specialist, shows off the reining skills of her mule Gus. Russell had shown horses in competitions for many years but later became interested in acquiring a mule. She later found Gus through an ad on Craigslist and has since trained him to become a competition-winning mule. (Courtesy photo/Kim Russell)
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AEDC team member Kim Russell and her mule Gus land cover of Western Mule Magazine

To the surprise of Kim Russell, AEDC property specialist, the June edition of Western Mule Magazine featured herself and her mule Gus at the 2016 Great Celebration Mule & Donkey Show held last summer in Shelbyville, where Gus won the Open Mule Reining Class. (Courtesy photo)
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AEDC team member named AF nominee for NDIA award

Jonathan Carroll is the capability manager for Hypervelocity Flyout, Impact and Lethality Ground Test and Evaluation at AEDC.
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AEDC team member reflects on assistance she and husband provided to injured children

Sarah Klein, a security specialist with the Space and Missiles Combined Test Force at Arnold Air Force Base, and her husband, Brad, Chief Warrant Officer 2 with the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment Support Squadron of the Tennessee Army National Guard, pose for a photo following Brad’s promotion ceremony March 30 in Murfreesboro. The couple attended the ceremony after helping seven children involved in a crash that morning on Interstate 24. (Courtesy photo)
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AEDC team member spends free time tending to tiny farm animals

Marcy Releford, an administrative assistant for the Base Operations and Support Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, holds one of the 20 Nigerian dwarf goats she cares for on her 7.5-acre farm in Morrison, Tenn. In addition to goats, Releford also raises bantam Cochin chickens. (Courtesy photo)
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AEDC team member spends free time tending to tiny farm animals

Marcy Releford, an administrative assistant for the Base Operations and Support Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, holds one of the 20 Nigerian dwarf goats she cares for on her 7.5-acre farm in Morrison, Tenn. In addition to goats. Releford also raises bantam Cochin chickens. (Courtesy photo)
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AEDC team member spends free time tending to tiny farm animals

Marcy Releford, an administrative assistant for the Base Operations and Support Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, holds one of the 20 Nigerian dwarf goats she cares for on her 7.5-acre farm in Morrison, Tenn. In addition to goats, Releford also raises bantam Cochin chickens. (Courtesy photos)
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AEDC team members assist with bat research

John Lamb, left, a biologist with Arnold Air Force Base, puts a used swab in a collection tube held by Dr. Amy Turner, the National Environmental Policy Act, natural and cultural resources planner for Arnold AFB, while collecting samples and data in a cave near Arnold AFB, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2022. The swab was swiped across the muzzle and forearm of a tricolored bat. Researchers are looking into how some tricolored bats survive white-nose syndrome. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team members assist with bat research

John Lamb, left, a biologist with Arnold Air Force Base, swabs the muzzle and forearm of a tricolored bat in a cave near Arnold AFB, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2022, to contribute to a study by Virginia Tech concerning white-nose syndrome. The fungus that causes the disease infects multiple bat species and has caused significant declines in the population of some. Also pictured is Dr. Amy Turner, center, the National Environmental Policy Act, natural and cultural resources planner for Arnold AFB, and Mark Winland, a botanist with Arnold AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team members assist with bat research

John Lamb, a biologist with Arnold Air Force Base, swabs the muzzle and forearm of a tricolored bat in a cave near Arnold AFB, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2022, to contribute to a study by Virginia Tech. Researchers are studying how some tricolored bats are surviving white-nose syndrome. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team members assist with bat research

A tricolored bat hangs from a crack in a cave near Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2022. Tricolored bat populations have significantly declined due to the impact of white-nose syndrome. Arnold AFB personnel monitor species, such as the tricolored bat, that inhabit or utilize base resources to manage natural resources for the continued health of the ecosystem. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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AEDC team members assist with bat research

John Lamb, center, biologist with Arnold Air Force Base, swabs the muzzle and forearm of a tricolored bat in a cave near Arnold AFB, Tennessee, Dec. 5, 2022, to contribute to a study by Virginia Tech concerning white-nose syndrome. Also pictured is Dr. Amy Turner, left, the National Environmental Policy Act, natural and cultural resources planner for Arnold AFB, and Mark Winland, botanist with Arnold AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)
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