Edwards AFB News

  • A1C K.D. Garrison is Warrior of the Week

    Airman 1st Class Klarence Dee Garrison412th Test Wing Command Section, Knowledge Operations ManagerHometown: Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, USA When did you join the Air Force? Oct.. 2010Why did you join the Air Force? I joined the Air Force for a college education and to help

  • Health Awareness Expo Wed.

    "Health Awareness Expo 2011" is scheduled to take place at the 95th Medical Group , Building 5525, Oct. 12, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., in the clinic lobby.Health care representatives will use interactive displays to discuss Family Advocacy/Domestic Violence, heart health, and breast cancer awareness,

  • 50 Years of Caring, CFC Fundraising at Edwards

    Federal employees and servicemembers have been joining forces for the Combined Federal Campaign more than 50 years now. Units are participating at all levels and in true Air Force style, it is a team event. Led and co-chaired by Majors Chad Holt and Patrick Merriman, of the Air Force Operational

  • Civilian-Military Support Group Board of Directors

    Col. Gregory E. Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander, meets the newly elected Edwards Air Force Base Civilian-Military Support Group Board of Directors before administering the oath of office to incumbents.

  • New Civilian-Military Support Group Officers

    Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander, installs new officers of the Edwards AFB Civilian-Military Support Group during the 22nd Anniversary Civ-Mil Installation Dinner, Sept. 30 at Club Muroc. The new officers will serve for the 2012 membership year. Civ-Mil's mission

  • Reminder: Drive-Time waivers required for all non-active duty TRICARE Prime

    As a reminder, all non-active duty TRICARE Prime beneficiaries must complete DOD-required drive-time waivers to avoid automatic enrollment with a civilian Primary Care Manager at an off-base medical facility.The requirement includes all non-active duty TRICARE Prime beneficiaries living in the

  • Team Edwards testing key to getting all Air Force Raptors back in the air

    When Air Combat Command directed a stand-down of the F-22 fleet May 3, the 411th Flight Test Squadron had already begun working around the clock to test and collect data on the Raptor's oxygen system in order to get it airborne again.That critical work culminated in Secretary of the Air Force