B-52 model brought to life by machine programmers
Joel Gregory, an ATA numerical control programmer in AEDC’s Model Shop, explains how he programs more than a dozen different machines to cut chunks of metal into parts that made up the B-52 model used in store separation testing at AEDC. (Photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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