Edwards AFB News

  • Edwards community queens deliver gift bags to deploying troop

    Edwards queens, from left, Little Miss Edwards, Kristy Mace; Miss Edwards, Cassandra Kruger; and Junior Miss Edwards, Danika Blake; deliver gift bags May 12 to a team preparing to deploy. The team was appreciative of the gesture and thanked the girls for thinking of them.

  • Ruck march commemorates the fallen

    For 7.2 miles, 27 teams of four and two individuals trekked through desert landscape with a 35-pound sandbag in their rucksack as part of the annual Ultimate Sacrifice Memorial Ruck March hosted by the 95th Security Forces Squadron Desert Defenders, May 13."We're paying homage to those that have

  • Training exercises may cause delays

    Edwards AFB will be conducting a series of training exercises from Monday, May 16 through Thursday, May 19. During this time, motorists entering the base may experience short traffic delays. There should be no impact to retail services such as the Base Exchange, Commissary, gas station, or any of

  • General Hoffman visits Edwards

    Gen. Donald J. Hoffman, commander of Air Force Materiel Command (left), is greeted by Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander, as he arrives at Edwards May 10. General Hoffman visited Edwards this past week and toured several flight test programs while wife Jacki toured

  • Edwards receives first Air Force production F-35 Lightning II

    The Air Force accepted into its fleet the first of a planned 1,763 production-model F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters when aircraft AF-7 arrived at Edwards May 6, to begin its flight test program."What is unique about AF-7 is that it is the very first F-35 sold to the U.S. Department of Defense by

  • Edwards graduates 137 from Community College of the Air Force

    It was a proud day for the 50 Edwards Airmen who attended their graduation ceremony from the Community College of the Air Force, held at Club Muroc May 5.The club filled to capacity as family members, friends and supportive wingmen joined together to cheer and congratulate the graduating Class of

  • Free online course prepares public for dealing with active shooter crises

    The Department of Homeland Security announces the availability of a new Independent Study Course titled: Active Shooter, What You Can Do IS-907, a no-cost training course developed to provide the public with guidance on how to prepare for and respond to active shooter crisis situations.An active