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Arnold journalists win command media awards

Release Number: 050307

Published March 14, 2007

AEDC firefighter and crew chief Dennis Eggert had his hands full as he assisted Tech. Sgt. Naomi Bullock, who portrayed a panicked ‘survivor’ of a simulated terrorist attack during an emergency response drill Sept. 15, 2006. The training exercise was held in response to a simulated scenario in which a small plane carrying explosives was fl own into the center’s headquarters building. (photo by Philip Lorenz III)
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AEDC firefighter and crew chief Dennis Eggert had his hands full as he assisted Tech. Sgt. Naomi Bullock, who portrayed a panicked ‘survivor’ of a simulated terrorist attack during an emergency response drill Sept. 15, 2006. The training exercise was held in response to a simulated scenario in which a small plane carrying explosives was fl own into the center’s headquarters building. (photo by Philip Lorenz III)


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Two members of Arnold's Aerospace Engineering Development Center Public Affairs Office earned journalistic and photographic awards.

Philip Lorenz III, a 20-year Navy veteran who now works for Aerospace Testing Alliance, was the first-place winner in the Stand-Alone Photograph Category in the Air Force Materiel Command Media Contest. He took the winning photo in September during a major accident response exercise at the base.

Tech. Sgt. Beverly Isik, NCO in Charge of public affairs, won first place in the News Writing Category.

Both AFMC winners are now competing in the Air Force Media Contest.

Mr. Lorenz is a resident of Winchester, Tenn. Sergeant Isik is a native of Madisonville, Tenn., who has served in the Air Force for more than 19 years.