Edwards AFB News

  • Facts about oral cancer

    Oral cancer is not a well known form of cancer, but it is in the top 10 of all cancer diagnoses in the United States.  The 95th Medical Group wants everyone here to be aware of this potentially deadly disease and what servicemembers and civilians can do to help minimize the risks.  Oral cancer is

  • Civ/Mil group selects Airman's Attic as annual project

    The Edwards Air Force Base Civilian-Military Support Group has selected the Edwards Airman's Attic as their 2010 Annual Project."In January, the Airman's Attic relocated from small cramped facilities on base to their current location in the base's old exchange/commissary, building 7211," said Danny

  • Team Edwards will celebrate Earth Day May 4

    Team Edwards will celebrate Earth Day with more than 50 environmental exhibits, activities and information stations set up at the Center of Excellence May 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.The event is hosted by Environmental Management, with the theme, "Global Climate Change and You." Each station will

  • Red Cross donation will help out Edwards families

    Edwards Airmen and their families received a special surprise April 27. The Antelope Valley chapter of the Red Cross donated $18,400 to the base to help out Air Force families. The donation will help out Edwards facilities and programs like the Airmen's Attic, the Airmen Family Readiness Center,

  • B-1 radar replacement mod completes first flight

    After five years of development and ground testing, the B-1 Lancer bomber radar replacement program successfully completed its first test flight April 20, launching from Edwards and landing as planned at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas. The Radar Reliability and Maintainability Improvement Program

  • Commander Sets Spring Clean-Up Week

    Col. Jerry Gandy, 95th Air Base Wing commander, has set May 3 through 7 as "Edwards AFB Spring Clean-Up Week" and solicits the support of everyone on base. A large portion of the week should be focused on cleaning up trash.  The accumulation of trash is not only an eyesore, but also a potential fire

  • 95 CG's Earth Day success

    Thinking globally and acting locally, members of the 95th Communications Group dedicated their Earth Day to cleaning their adopted lot and campus, while collecting and recycling used equipment and paper. Members collected 250 obsolete IT components and 150 pounds of paper.  Nearly 30 large boxes of