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  • Cub Scout Pack 142 visits Arnold Fire and Emergency Services

    Henry Rogers, with Cub Scout Pack 142 of Tullahoma, Tennessee, knocks on the helmet of Jeff Collins, a firefighter with Arnold Air Force Base Fire and Emergency Services Jan. 24, 2023, at Arnold AFB, Tennessee. Collins showed the scouts how he dons his firefighting gear to be able to safely enter a

  • AEDC team members assist with bat research

    On a cold, drizzly day in December, Arnold Air Force Base team members ventured into a wet, muddy cave to add to the data concerning white nose syndrome and tricolored bats.The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed listing the species as endangered in September 2022 due to the impacts of WNS, a

  • Air Force technical leaders get up-close look at AEDC operations

    Technical leaders with the 412th Test Wing and 96th Test Wing met with Arnold Engineering Development Complex leadership over three days to view the ground test capabilities at Arnold Air Force Base. These two test wings, along with AEDC, make up the Air Force Test Center.

  • AEDC team members participate in blood drive

    Arnold Engineering Development Complex team member Daniel Epperson gives blood during the American Red Cross Blood Drive Dec. 8, 2022, at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. (U.S. Air Force Base photo by Deidre Moon)

  • Arnold AFB celebrates the season with Family Holiday Bazaar

    Anna Campbell, 10, center, and Nora Butler, 10, play a carnival game during the Family Holiday Bazaar held by Arnold Air Force Base Services Branch Dec. 10, 2022, at the Arnold Lakeside Complex at Arnold AFB, Tennessee. Also pictured is Wes Campbell, 8. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

  • Arnold AFB cemeteries receive in-depth look through survey project

    Much mystery surrounds the eight cemeteries contained within the 40,000 sprawling acres of Arnold Air Force Base.For years, natural and cultural resources personnel at Arnold were left with the same questions concerning these graveyards:“How old are they?”“How many are interred within each?”“Are