Edwards AFB News

  • Wingman Day champs

    The 412th Operations Support Squadron’s “Team Goose” poses for a photo after winning the Wingman Day dodgeball competition Nov. 7 at the base gym. The dodgeball games wrapped up a day that began with a color run at the fitness center followed by presentations on physical resilience and overall

  • This week in Edwards flight test history

    On Nov. 15, 1941, the U.S. Army's first test of a General Motors A-1 "flying bomb" took place.  The unmanned monoplane, to be guided by either a preset flight program or radio control, reached a speed of 97 mph on its rail launch track but settled to the ground and crashed soon after takeoff.  The

  • AFRL launches new approach to promote STEM classes

    The Air Force Research Laboratory Rocket Propulsion Division is launching a new program to promote science, technology, engineering and mathematics classes and announces the first six projects started in local high schools this year in that effort. The AFRL Rocket Lab is calling its new program

  • Don't get sick, get stuck

    Getting the flue vaccine every year is the best way to protect you, your family and your community from the flu according to the Air Force Medical Service. The flu virus is always changing, so the vaccine changes every year.The Immunizations Clinic hours are 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday, Tuesday,

  • Season of giving

    Volunteers from Edwards’ First Sergeants Council and Lockheed Martin prepare Operation Home Front holiday meal gift bags for Edwards families that may need extra help. The bags contained dry goods to create a holiday meal, as well as a $25 Commissary gift certificate to get a turkey or ham, a small

  • This week in Edwards flight test history

    On Nov. 7, 2000, the Lockheed Martin X-35A accomplished its first aerial refueling.  During its 10th flight, the Joint Strike Fighter demonstrator completed four refueling evolutions from a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker at 23,000 feet and verified its compatibility with the tanker’s flow-field wake and

  • Edwards marathoner helps Air Force team win silver medal

    Some 22,000 runners competed in the 41st Marine Corps Marathon held Oct. 30 in Washington D.C., an event that since 1998 has served as the Armed Forces Championship. One of Team Edwards’ own helped the Air Force to a second-place finish among the four armed services. Maj. Bryan Kelly from the 419th