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  • AEDC Fellow Wendell Norman remembered for his contributions

    AEDC Fellow Wendell S. Norman will be remembered for his contributions to Arnold Engineering Development Complex following his passing on Nov. 4, 2024, at the age of 91.Norman is credited for making sustained and significant contributions to AEDC in advanced hypersonic test facilities, ground test

  • Maj. Gen. Scott Cain visits Arnold AFB

    Maj. Gen. Scott A. Cain, Air Force Test Center commander, third from right, tours a wind tunnel while receiving a brief from Lt. Col. Joseph Sabat, commander of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex 716th Test Squadron, second from right, during a recent visit to Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn.,

  • AEDC Junior Force Council chooses officers for 2025

    Members of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Junior Force Council recently chose the officers who will represent the group over the course of the next year.The election of JFC officers took place Sept. 16-23. Those elected will each serve a one-year term, which began on Oct. 1 to coincide

  • Arnold AFB Police support those affected by Hurricane Helene

    Arnold Air Force Base Police personnel gather supplies to be provided to people recently impacted by Hurricane Helene Oct. 3, 2024, at Arnold AFB, Tenn. In conjunction with the Coffee County and Franklin County sheriff’s offices, Arnold AFB Police assisted in the rescue missions executed by law

  • Arnold Air Force Base hosts blood drive to aid in current blood shortage

    The Arnold Air Force Base Medical Aid Station is once again teaming up with the American Red Cross for a blood drive that will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 17 in Room 125 of Building 100.According to the American Red Cross, the organization is experiencing an emergency blood

  • Leftover materials receive explosive sendoff at Arnold AFB

    A loud, sharp boom broke the stillness in a remote area of Arnold Air Force Base for the briefest of moments on the morning of Sept. 10. A dark cloud rose above the tree line, evaporating into the blue sky almost as quickly as it appeared. Turf and earth were sent hurtling skyward before falling