Edwards AFB News

  • DMV introduces Troops to Trucks program

    The California Department of Motor Vehicles is pleased to announce the availability of a new program - Troops to Trucks - aimed at streamlining the commercial driver license application process by eliminating the road skills driving test requirement.A commercial driver license is required in

  • Wounded warrior emphasizes importance of resilience

    Within the Wingman Day construct, resilience is just another word that relies on people to show its true significance.In the case of Norberto "Norbie" Lara, a wounded warrior who takes his inspiring story around the country as a spokesman for Warriors Speak, Lara spoke about resiliency and life

  • Team Edwards congratulates presidential award recipients

    Dirt bikers, motorcyclists and hikers can take comfort that in an emergency, a search and rescue team would come looking for them. But, what they might not know, is that the search and rescue team is made up of volunteers from their community who have given of their personal time and expense to help

  • Edwards Teen Center places third in video contest

    The Kadena Air Base Youth Programs' Teen Council in Japan earned $5,000 with an original video focused on helping military dependents transition during permanent changes of station, announced Air Force Personnel Center officials. The grant will go toward quality improvements for the base teen

  • 'You Got Talent' returns to Edwards AFB

    The You Got Talent Air Force Family & Teen Talent Show is back at Edwards AFB after a three-year hiatus. "UGT" shows that Edwards AFB does have talent. Fifteen different acts performed Oct. 23 in front of a nice size crowd at "The Hangar" inside the Oasis Community Club. Some of the standout

  • 412th Comptrollers Squadron observes Halloween with costume contest

    The 412th Comptroller Squadron and Edwards AFB Contracting celebrated Halloween, Oct. 31 with their annual costume contest in Building 2800. Some of the costumes included Wednesday Addams, Tina Turner, John Travolta and Clark Kent. First place in the men's costumes went to a pirate and for the

  • 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

  • Team Edwards welcomes ideas for new cost-saving initiative

    The saying, "a penny for your thoughts," can go a long way in terms of coming up with cost-saving ideas, let alone when that idea involves saving an excess of $1 million.To add to that concept, Team Edwards has begun Project84; a cost-savings initiative brought forth by Brig. Gen. Michael Brewer,