Edwards AFB News

  • New Aero Club acquisition gives student pilots new capability

    For the past couple of years, Edwards Aero Club student pilots have utilized Cessna 172s to turn their dreams of flying into reality in order to obtain their Federal Aviation Administration pilot's license.With the recent acquisition of the club's second glass panel aircraft, students will now have

  • Team Edwards recognized for outstanding CFC contributions

    Team Edwards keyworkers were all presented with a Letter of Appreciation April 3 at the Conference Center from Col. Gregory Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Bill Thomaston, 95th ABW command chief, for volunteering in the 2011 Combined Federal Campaign at Edwards Air Force

  • TPS students analyze C-12 Huron rudder forces

    Karl Major, a civilian test pilot at the United States Air Force Test Pilot School, has been studying and flying the C-12 Huron for years. Over the years, he noticed an interesting phenomenon with the aircraft while experiencing sideslip.Under certain conditions, the more the pilot would push on the

  • Play Day in the Park celebrates children, raises awareness

    Team Edwards came together April 6 to celebrate children and raise awareness about child abuse prevention with the annual Play Day in the Park event, kicking-off Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Month of the Military Child. Maj. Sarah Baker, 95th Medical Operations Squadron Mental Health Flight

  • New BX GM takes the reins at Edwards

    Edwards AFB's newest resident, Mike Wiles, is ready to make an impact on quality of life here as the Exchange's new General Manager."I'm extremely excited to be at Edwards AFB," said Wiles. "Taking care of Airmen and their families is my number one priority. I will strive to ensure their needs are

  • Tech. Sgt. D'Amico is Team Edwards Warrior of the Week.

    Name: Randolph D'AmicoRank: Technical SergeantUnit/Duty Title: 31st Test and Evaluation Squadron, B-2 Lead Suitability evaluatorHometown: Mesa, Ariz.When did you join the Air Force? Sept. 10, 2002Why did you join the Air Force? Primarily I joined to continue a family tradition. I also love being a

  • Branch Elementary students receive special visit for Read-a-thon

    Branch Elementary students got a wild ride for their achievements for this year's Read-a-thon awards day. Sara and her mustang, Duke, treated the children to a short educational program on wild mustangs. The visit included a riding demo and a lesson on the history of mustangs. Sara visits schools

  • Virtual wingman makes smart choices easy

    Air Education and Training Command unveiled a new mobile phone application that is designed to provide resiliency and safety information to Airmen. The app was shown at the Air Force Community Action Information Board meeting March 29.Among the highlights of the app are features such as a local taxi

  • Early retirement offered to select enlisted Airmen

    Air Force officials announced an application window for targeted early retirements for enlisted Airmen. Eligible Airmen will have 15-19 years of service in fiscal 2012 and be in the grades of staff sergeant through master sergeant in overmanned career fields.The Temporary Early Retirement Authority