Edwards AFB News

  • AFFT Museum acquires 'up-lifting' aircraft

    Preserving the history of flight test is what the Air Force Flight Test Museum is devoted to here at Edwards.In line with those preservation efforts, museum staff and volunteers, along with NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center personnel, collaborated to integrate NASA's M2-F1 "Lifting Body" into

  • F-22 pilot reaches 1,000 flight hours

    Four-year-old Steve Rainey sat on the hood of his father's car at a local airshow watching the small airplanes and helicopters at the airport. When the Thunderbirds in their F-100s sped by, Rainey fell off the car, looked up at the sky and thought, "I've got to do that."Jan. 22, the now chief test

  • Spaatz Ave. to close

    Beginning Feb. 3 and running through Feb. 24, Spaatz Ave. will be closed at Kincheloe Ave. to support drainage system improvements in that area. Traffic, particularly housing residents accustomed to accessing the Commissary and BX through that intersection, will be required to detour using

  • Scorpions to show their love of robotics on Valentine's Day

    This Valentine's Day, love is in the air. That is, love of robotics.The Desert Junior-Senior High Scorpion Robotics Club is in their second year and heading to the L.A. Regional Championship Tournament Feb. 14 in Monrovia, California.Last year's all-male team had 11 members and advanced to the West

  • USAF Marathon to increase price in February

    If you're planning on running in the Air Force Marathon this September, time is running out to take advantage of current pricing. The Marathon staff notes that prices will increase on Feb. 2."We traditionally experience a huge surge in registrations prior to a price increase," said Robert Aguiar,

  • Deadline for 2015 scholarship applications Feb. 13

    College student Jordan Cherry said winning a scholarship from the Scholarships for Military Children program was a great opportunity for her. "It definitely decreases the financial burden of school, which we all know is a big benefit with college costing so much."The Defense Commissary Agency wants

  • The Commanders Jazz Ensemble swinging into Lancaster

    The Commanders Jazz Ensemble, part of the U.S. Air Force Band of the Golden West from Travis Air Force Base, California, is swinging into Lancaster for a free concert at the Lancaster Performing Arts Center Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.Tickets are required for entry. To pick up your free tickets, visit the

  • Don't be a no show

    The 412th Medical Group is dedicated to meeting the health care needs of you and your family by providing access to its services and the best possible medical care. No shows are a costly problem for the 412th MDG and the patients served. In order to provide the appointments needed for Edwards

  • Juvenile Intervention Council

    On Sept. 9, 2014, an article was posted on the Edwards AFB website and in the Desert Wings titled, "Vandalism costs school district $12,000," which concerned damage to Bailey Elementary School. This article serves to inform the Edwards AFB community of the steps the 412th Test Wing has taken to