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AEDC's Graham Brandon joins the Air Force

From left, Graham Brandon, with AEDC’s base services, interacts with a customer at the Café 100 in the A&E Building during lunch. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
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AEDC's James 'Motor' Simmons is the man

From left, Jason Kelly, Maurice Taylor, James Simmons, Keawanna Edminston, Sarah Reed and Charles Reed pose for a photo at Nashville’s Music City Raceway after Simmons, an ATA outside machinist at AEDC, placed first in the annual Pinky’s Labor Day Weekend Street Bike competition in September 2011. Kelly and Reed also work at AEDC. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's James 'Motor' Simmons is the man

AEDC’s James Simmons, on his uncle’s Honda CBR 1000R motorcycle, competes last September at Alabama’s Huntsville Dragway in the Last Man Standing racing event’s Pro-ET (elapsed time) category, taking first place. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's John Claybrook has his sights set on the stars

John Claybrook, AEDC’s most recent PALACE Acquire program employee, stands in front of the 7V Space Chamber during a break in supporting a test in the facility (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC's John Claybrook has his sights set on the stars

John Claybrook, AEDC’s most recent PALACE Acquire program employee, peers into the antechamber of the 7V Space Chamber. The antechamber is used to test the sensor under simulated flight altitude conditions while then the sensor looks into the space background (looking into the regular 7V Chamber). (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC's junior engineers showcase their work at Technical Excellence Poster Session

On Nov. 17, Dustin Crider (far left), ATA’s space and missiles test and evaluation technology project manager, presented plaques to David Schwer, Antonina York and Chris Davis, the top three winners of the recent Technical Excellence Poster Session held at AEDC. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC's Kirk Rutland: Dancing with the star

Vincent Ballard, a ballroom dance instructor with the National Dance Club in Murfreesboro, explains the proper dance hold and frame for the Waltz to Kirk and Tracy Rutland. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

AEDC's Lance Baxter shows off a plaque presented to him for his service during the recent deployment to Iraq. (photo provided)
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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

Army Captain Megan Gilbert plays chess with one of the Iraqi Boy Scouts. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Lance Baxter helps bring scouting back to Iraq

A June 23 "meet and greet" social kicked off the newly formed Chattanooga Project Managers Institute (PMI) Chapter Middle Tennessee Branch's formation. Approximately 30 local area PMI members came together at O'Charley's in Manchester for the event. Severl branch formation steering committee members who attended are pictured, including; front row, left to right, Melissa Smith, Susan Rymer, Diana Plummer, JonPaul Wallace, Brenda Butner; and back row, left to right, Jim Duncan, Tom Coffman, Peggy Glass, Jon Duvall and Doug Brown. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's LDV technology pioneers meet the future

From left, AEDC’s Fred Heltsley, with guests Peter Sherrouse, Henry Bevis, Don Brayton, Donnie Inglish, Virgil Cline, Dr. Todd Lowe and Ronnie Rogers, an LDV data reduction software developer, get to look at the new SM3 LDV operating in the laser lab wind tunnel. The five AEDC LDV pioneers recently met with Dr. Lowe and Heltsley to socialize, discuss their work and learn what the future will hold in their area of expertise.
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AEDC's longest consecutive employee looking forward, not back

Bob Rogers, 13th from left, is among those honored for five years of service with ARO in December 1961. (File Photo)
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AEDC's longest consecutive employee looking forward, not back

Bob Rogers, inventory manager for ATA’s Materials Control Team, examines inventory in one of the bench stock areas for which is he is responsible March 24. With more than 54 years of service, records show Rogers is AEDC’s longest consecutively employed worker. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC's Master Sergeant Ryan Miller is true to his beliefs

Master Sgt, Ryan Miller and his wife, Charity, pose for an informal photo in January 2010 on Fort Walton Beach, Fla. They met six years ago around Christmas. As it turned out, Sergeant Miller had known his wife’s mother for years and said it was like he was part of the family long before the couple decided to marry in 2005. (Photo provided)
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AEDC's Master Sergeant Ryan Miller is true to his beliefs

Master Sgt. Ryan Miller, AEDC’s munitions accountable systems officer, conducts an inventory on base munitions stored in a blast resistant, reinforced area on the base. The munitions at Arnold are for base defense and a number of research, development and testing projects. Sergeant Miller and his five-member team are responsible for the safe procurement, transportation, storage, use and dispensing of a broad array of hazardous materials on base. These include aviation fuel, heavy and light oils, explosives and munitions, and ozone depleting substances. During his off duty time, Sergeant Miller has started his own ministry with the aim of helping others help themselves. One effort he has spearheaded involves helping adults pursue a General Equivalency Diploma and higher education. (Photo by Rick Goodfriend)
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AEDC's Model Shop's workforce, technological assets remain critical to ground testing

Derrick Burton, an ATA inside machinist, operates the Baeyr CNC mill on the Top Tube Reducer for the 4T CTS Pitch and Yaw Assembly.
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AEDC's Model Shop's workforce, technological assets remain critical to ground testing

Russell Arbuckle, an ATA inside machinist, operates the computer numerical control (CNC) gantry mill on one of AEDC’s Hypervelocity Ballistic Range G’s gun barrels.
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AEDC's Model Shop's workforce, technological assets remain critical to ground testing

Tim Taylor and “Chief Craftsman” Rodger Ford, ATA boilermakers, operate the 500-ton press brake to straighten the vertical housing front cover for the 4T CTS, before the part is heat treated.
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AEDC's National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex team celebrates 25th anniversary of the world's largest wind tunnel

This F/A-18 fighter aircraft in the giant 80-by 120-ft. wind tunnel at NASA's Ames Research Center is undergoing high angle-of-attack wind tunnel tests as part of NASA's High Alpha Technology Program. (File photo)
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AEDC's National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex team celebrates 25th anniversary of the world's largest wind tunnel

AEDC National Full-Scale Aerodynamic Complex’s (NFAC) 80 by 120-foot Wind Tunnel’s drive fans dwarf workers taking part in the initial system checkouts conducted in 1986 prior to the complex’s reactivation after the Air Force assumed management of the two largest wind tunnels at NASA Ames Research Center near Moffett Field, in Mountain View, Calif. in 2006. (File photo)
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