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  • AEDC team members encouraged to vote in Spark Tank competition

    An idea submitted by an Arnold Engineering Development Complex team member has advanced to the next phase of the 2023 Air Force Spark Tank competition.The submission, which offers supporting the innovative ideas of AEDC personnel through the Innovation Center at Arnold Air Force Base was made by Dr.

  • Arnold AFB pumping station receives crucial investment

    The Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) Civil Engineering Branch at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., recently completed a project to restore reliability through redundant systems and smooth the way for future maintenance.

  • Arnold AFB website gets new look

    The Air Force Public Web Program has implemented a new website design for Air Force websites. The new design went live Jan. 14 on the Arnold Air Force Base website, www.arnold.af.mil. The site was “frozen,” with no new content being published, for about a week to allow for the update.

  • Flu shot clinic held at Arnold AFB

    Darla Sain, a registered nurse with the Tullahoma office of the Coffee County Health Department, administers a flu vaccine to Col. Linc Bonner, chief of the Test Division, Oct. 20, 2021, during a flu vaccine clinic held at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. The clinic was conducted by the Coffee County

  • Masters earns high honor from aerospace organization

    A member of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex team is among a group of professionals from around the globe who will soon be formally honored for their contributions to the aerospace field. Dr. James Masters, a model and simulation engineer at Arnold Air Force Base, the headquarters of AEDC,

  • AFTC Commander learns more about the AEDC mission

    This month, Maj. Gen. Evan Dertien made his first visit to Arnold Air Force Base since taking on his latest role as the commander of the Air Force Test Center.During his two-day stop, Dertien had the opportunity to see many of the test facilities on base and speak with experts in each of the mission

  • Plan important to future development of Arnold Air Force Base

    Since 1950 when construction began on Arnold Air Force Base, establishing what was then referred to as an Air Development Center, the land and facilities on the base have continued to change as the nation’s defense needs have evolved.A portion of the land is also granted use by the community, and