Edwards AFB News

  • Airman Leadership School Class 2011-F graduates 19 senior airmen

    Nineteen senior airmen took a big step in their Air Force careers by graduating from Edwards' Airman Leadership School Class 2011-F.Congratulations to the following Airmen:Senior Airman Diana Jasso, 95th Security Forces Squadron (John L. Levitow Award)Senior Airman Clayton Ilagan, 452nd Force

  • The heat is on - timely tips help you keep cool as temperatures top out

    With temperatures forecast near triple digits through the holiday weekend, Edwards is starting to feel the heat. Doing too much on a hot day, spending too much time in the sun or staying overheated for too long can make you sick or even kill you.You can become ill from the heat if your body can't

  • Civilian Personnel Section now accepting FY12 VERA/VSIP applications

    The Civilian Personnel Section is accepting applications for Fiscal Year 2012 Voluntary Early Retirement Authority and Voluntary Separation Incentive Pay. At this time, it is unknown if incentives will be offered. Employees should not take premature actions that are irrevocable or incur financial

  • New Temporary Lodging Facility ready to greet Team Edwards newcomers

    Military families moving to Edwards are doing so at an exciting time because the base offers its team members comfortable, quality quarters while looking for their ideal family home.Whether a single Airman or a servicemember with a family, those transitioning to base now have the option of renting a

  • AFRL conducts service-life extension test on Trident 1 C-4 rocket motor

    Air Force Research Laboratory Detachment 7 recently tested the second stage of a Navy Trident 1 C-4 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile for service-life extension, addressing a 14-year gap in aging and surveillance data. The testing was performed as part of the process to maintain viability of

  • Window to a better education - library adds study rooms

    Airmen working on their Community College of the Air Force degrees or those taking other college courses have a new place to study. The Edwards Base Library has installed two study rooms this month. Each room has chairs and tables that can accommodate up to six people. The rooms allow for privacy