Edwards AFB News

  • Commissaries serve as Feds Feed Families collection sites

    Commissaries are serving as collection points for the Feds Feed Families campaign, which began June 1 and ends Aug. 31 at participating stateside military installations.During this campaign, participating installations help collect items most needed by food pantries and then donate them to area food

  • Commissaries to start scanning IDs

    Commissaries will soon begin scanning customers' Department of Defense ID cards at checkouts as the Defense Commissary Agency continues its pursuit to deliver a 21st century benefit.The commissary at Fort Lee, Va., became the first store to scan ID cards on Oct. 22 as the first part of an

  • Commissary gift cards help spread holiday 'cheer'

    The holiday season is right around the corner, and the Commissary Gift Card is a quick and easy way to help give the gift of groceries to military service members and their families around the world."The Commissary Gift Card is a great way for non-authorized shoppers to help spread a little extra

  • Commissary helps shoppers save money

    The Edwards Commissary helps people shopping there save money by providing items that are priced lower than off-base stores.On average, a single person can save about $1,000 a year, while a couple can save about $2,000 by shopping at the Commissary, said Andrew Brookes, Edwards Commissary store

  • Commissary patrons can save on their emergency supplies

    Ten years ago on Aug. 25, Hurricane Katrina began its historic path of destruction through the Gulf Coast, making landfall near Miami. When its rampage through southeast Louisiana, coastal Mississippi, Florida, Alabama and Georgia was done, Katrina would become one of the five deadliest hurricanes

  • Commissary to offer in-store Wi-Fi

    The Edwards AFB Commissary will offer in-store Wi-Fi access for patrons beginning May 6.Through its Commissary Patron Internet Mobile System, or CPIMS, the Defense Commissary Agency seeks to open customer Wi-Fi access initially to all stateside commissaries."Many of our patrons come to the

  • Commissary will close July 25-26 to reset and improve shopping experience

    The Edwards commissary will close July 25-26 while it undergoes a reset as part of the Defense Commissary Agency's ongoing effort to enhance customers' shopping experience."We hate to inconvenience our customers with the closure, but this is something we'll all appreciate when it's done," said store

  • Committed to safety, mishap prevention

    Before returning to flight operations, Team Edwards welcomed the new year with the annual Back in the Saddle briefing Jan. 7, focusing on safety, teamwork and mishap prevention.After spending time with friends and families during the holiday season, Back in the Saddle has helped the Edwards

  • Communications Squadron installing official use wireless network

    A key tool in the war for information superiority is currently being installed across the base - a 2nd Generation Wireless Local Area Network.This new technology is a weapon system and should be treated as such, according to Pete Reichert, 95th Communication Squadron acting director."The 2GWLAN

  • Community Assessment Survey

    An Air Force-directed community assessment survey will kick off Jan. 25. The survey will take 45-75 minutes to complete and will assess the quality of life for Airman and their families on base.The results assist those working with the Airman and Family Readiness Center, Family Advocacy Program,