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Tunnel 9 project engineer George Moraru examines the illuminated temperature sensitive paint coating on a large 7-degree cone prior to the test program. Moraru will speak as part of an upcoming International Test and Evaluation Association panel on his experiences in testing at Tunnel 9. (U.S. Air Force photo/A.J. Spicer)


AEDC engineer an International Test and Evaluation Association “Young Gun”

Tunnel 9 project engineer George Moraru examines the illuminated temperature sensitive paint coating on a large 7-degree cone prior to the test program. Moraru will speak as part of an upcoming International Test and Evaluation Association panel on his experiences in testing at Tunnel 9. (U.S. Air Force photo/A.J. Spicer)

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cadet takes flight during the South East Region National Civil Air Patrol Glider Academy held July 8-14 at Tullahoma Municipal Airport. (Courtesy photos)
Jere Matty, pictured right, Arnold AFB STEM Education Outreach Specialist, congratulates his student, cadet Maj. Genesis Middlebos, on being first to perform a solo flight at the South East Region National Civil Air Patrol Glider Academy held July 8-14 at Tullahoma Municipal Airport. Approximately 335 flights were conducted during the week, and Middlebos was one of five cadets to earn Solo Wings. (Courtesy photo)
One of the 20 cadets who participated in the South East Region (SER) National Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Glider Academy prepares for takeoff at the Tullahoma Municipal Airport. The academy, hosted by Beechcraft Heritage Museum, was held July 8-14. Pictured in back instructing the flight is Jere Matty, Arnold Air Force Base Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education Outreach Specialist. (Courtesy photo)
Col. Scott Cain, new Commander of AEDC at Arnold Air Force Base, is pictured here with his wife and two children. (Courtesy photo)
The recent testing for the Graflight V-8, a high-efficiency, diesel engine designed and produced by Engineered Propulsion Systems, has brought about the reopening of the AEDC T-11 engine test cell at Arnold Air Force Base. Prior to this test, T-11 had not been testing in about a decade. Pictured here is the EPS Graflight V-8 engine in the T-11 test cell. (AEDC photo)
The recent testing for the Graflight V-8, a high-efficiency, diesel engine designed and produced by Engineered Propulsion Systems, has brought about the reopening of the AEDC T-11 engine test cell at Arnold Air Force Base. Prior to this test, T-11 had not been testing in about a decade. Pictured here is the EPS Graflight V-8 engine in the T-11 test cell. (AEDC photo)
Lt. Col. David Hoffman, right, becomes director of the Flight Systems Combined Test Force (TSTW) during a Change of Directorship ceremony July 21 inside the Model Installation Building, part of the Propulsion Wind Tunnel Test Facility, at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. Col. Timothy West, (left) chief of the AEDC Test Operations Division, passes the TSTW guidon to Hoffman as 1st Lt. Roy Fisher, looks on. The Flight Systems CTF provides aerodynamic ground-test capabilities from low subsonic to hypersonic speeds in various wind tunnels and supports Department of Defense, U.S. industry and international aerospace programs. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Goodfriend)
Commander, Arnold Engineering Development Complex
Christopher J. Warner
Air Force Test Center Commander Maj. Gen. David A. Harris, left, presents the Arnold Engineering Development Complex flag to the newly-designated commander, Col. Scott A. Cain, during a change of command ceremony July 14 inside the AEDC Large Rocket Motor Test Facility, J-6, located at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Goodfriend)
Place holder photo until new official photo can be provided.
The first place winner at the 2017 RocketDay! event was Bradley Escue, whose rocket wowed the judges by its high lofting flight with a perfectly stable ballistic trajectory. RocketDay! was held for area youth on June 17 at the Hands-On Science Center in Tullahoma. Pictured left to right are: Joe Sheeley, RocketDay organizer; Deb Wimberly, director of the Hands-On Science Center; and Escue. (Courtesy photos/Tanya Sheeley)
AJ Spicer
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