Edwards AFB News

  • KC-46A approved for production

    The KC-46A Pegasus program received Milestone C approval from Frank Kendall, the under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, signaling the aircraft is ready to enter into production. Work is now underway to award the first two low rate initial production lots within the

  • Keep 'Eyes on Hands, Eyes on Path' for a safer center

    The Eyes on Hands, Eyes on Path idea is a way for people to increase their safety awareness and reduce needless suffering from preventable injuries. By paying attention to their hands and their path people can better assess risks and prevent mishaps while accomplishing their tasks, safety experts

  • Keep holiday weight off your plate

    Temps are dropping, holidays are approaching, stress levels are raising and, for many us, our weight starts increasing. In fact, the average American gains approximately two to five pounds between Thanksgiving and New Year's.Is it really a problem if a person gains one to two pounds during the

  • Keep it cool while driving this summer

    Even under the best conditions, driving is stressful.  Experienced drivers develop coping mechanisms for their everyday driving errors, but there's always the possibility of a major accident lurking around the bend.Drivers bear the responsibility of keeping passengers safe while travelling.  With

  • Keeping Airmen healthy and informed through Operation Supplement Safety

    For peak performance, Airmen should eat healthy and exercise regularly. But in the quest to gain an "edge," many Airmen resort to dietary supplements.Enter Operation Supplement Safety, or OPSS. This Defense Department educational campaign, accessible at www.hprc-online.org/opss, educates the

  • Keith Murphy is Team Edwards Warrior of the Week

    Name: Keith MurphyDuty Title: Senior Store associateDuty Section: BX Garden CenterHometown: Rosamond, Calif.How long have you worked on Edwards? A year and three monthsWhat do you like most about your job? I like the people I work with and seeing smiles on customers' faces. I enjoy taking charge of

  • Kern County SWAT trains at Edwards

    The weather was muggy with the temperature reaching about 95 degrees. The whole neighborhood was empty. Six heavily-armed men were cautiously trying to blend with the neighborhood's silence. Only the crackling of the leaves adds to the near-stealth operation. As the men reached their destination,

  • Key Spouse Program connects units and families

    The Edwards community is made up of two distinct groups, those who work for the Air Force and the families of those who work for the Air Force. Both have their own unique challenges and daily tasks. Then there are those volunteers who fall in between both worlds, Key Spouses.The Air Force Key Spouse