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This is the view from Artious Walker’s truck of all that is left of one person’s home in northern Alabama. Walker, a co-op engineering student who works part-time at AEDC while pursuing his graduate degree, was one of several people at AEDC who volunteered to help after tornadoes devastated parts of the mid-South. (Photo provided)


AEDC volunteers pitch in to help tornado victims

This is the view from Artious Walker’s truck of all that is left of one person’s home in northern Alabama. Walker, a co-op engineering student who works part-time at AEDC while pursuing his graduate degree, was one of several people at AEDC who volunteered to help after tornadoes devastated parts of the mid-South. (Photo provided)

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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.
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)
AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth (right) discusses suicide prevention with Airman at the Complex during training on May 8. The required suicide prevention training included the presentation of the acronym “ACE” on a resource card. “A” represented “Ask your wingman;” “C” represented “Care for your wingman;” and “E” represented “Escort your wingman.” The acronym provided suggestions on how Airman should communicate with a fellow wingman as well as providing resources for assistance. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
Arnold Police K-9 officer Bo, a Belgian Malinois, is presented with a certificate of appreciation from Manchester Police Department (MPD) Chief of Police Mark Yother (far right) on June 10 at AEDC for bomb threat assistance at two Manchester schools. Bo’s handler and Arnold Police Officer Aaron Cheney (second from left, kneeling) and Arnold Police Officer Jason Layne (not pictured) also received certificates of appreciation. AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth (kneeling) and MPD Maj. Bill Sipe are also pictured. (Photo by Jacqueline Cowan)
Shown left to right receiving massages are AEDC employees Rhonda Ward and Staff Sgt. Oscar Samame, and Team REMEMBER volunteer Amber Wolfe. Massage instructor Colt Sain (standing, left) along with massage therapist graduates Brandy Moore (standing, center) and Renee Geiger, from the Georgia Career Institute, McMinnville donated massage services as a fundraiser. (Photo provided)
During the same time the World War II and Korean War veterans from this area were in Washington, D.C. as part of the Honor Flight of Middle Tennessee, students from the Columbia Academy of Columbia, Tenn., were also visiting. Pictured are the two groups together at the World War II Memorial.
Arnold Community Council member and Air Force Materiel Command Civic Leader, Brian Skelton (right), says hello to Senators Alexander (middle) and Corker during Tennessee Tuesday.
Members of Arnold Community Council pose for a quick photo prior to Tennessee Tuesday, a breakfast hosted by the Tennessee senators.
ACC Legislative Affairs Chair Mike Niederhauser listens as Congressman Diane Black talks to members of Arnold Community Council during their recent trip to Washington, D.C. to promote AEDC.
Fall Restraint competent person Jack Murdock tags a fall restraint harness with a wire tie to indicate it has passed inspection.
Fall Restraint competent person Jack Murdock inspects each AEDC fall restraint device, shown here, on an annual basis.
Keith Sweeny, ATA Flight Systems Plant Assets Branch storekeeper, assists Jack Murdock, ATA Test Support Branch ironworker, in locating fall restraint devices for their annual inspection.