Edwards AFB News

  • Sweet treats for Edwards Airmen

    Members of the Edwards Enlisted and Officers' Spouses Clubs got together with the Edwards First Sergeant Council to gather and distribute more than 300 dozen holiday cookies to young Edwards Airmen Dec. 12. Volunteers got up bright and early to work a cookie bag assembly line next to the Higher

  • SYS 281 course registration now open

    A two-day course providing an overview of the acquisition lifecycle will be offered through the Air Force Institute of Technology at Edwards April 5-6.The course, SYS 281 Air Force Acquisition and Sustainment, provides a general snapshot of the latest in acquisition policy, processes, management

  • System helps assess 95th Mission Support, Services Squadron customer service

    Since 2001, the 95th Mission Support and Services Squadron has been using ICE to gauge the quality of customer service. ICE, otherwise known as Interactive Customer Evaluation System, is a program by the Department of Defense to evaluate organizations' quality of service. ICE is a Web-based tool

  • T-38 crash claims life of Edwards pilot

    An Air Force test pilot student died yesterday when his jet trainer crashed north of Edwards Air Force Base. Captain Mark P. Graziano, 30, died when the T-38A he was piloting crashed approximately nine miles north of Edwards AFB, near California City. Graziano was assigned to the USAF Test Pilot

  • T-38 crashes north of Edwards

    An Air Force T-38 Talon crashed at 1:15 p.m. today approximately nine miles north of Edwards Air Force Base. The aircraft is from Edwards Air Force Base. At the time of the accident it was on a flight test training mission. Two crewmembers were on board; their condition is unknown at this time. A

  • T-7A Red Hawk Arrival at Edwards AFB Reflects Integrated Team Effort

    The first Boeing T-7A Red Hawk successfully arrived at Edwards Air Force Base, California, Nov. 8, 2023. This milestone formally commences the Air Force’s developmental flight test campaign for the aircraft, aimed at fielding a replacement pilot training capability for the 1960’s-era Northrop T-38

  • TACE lays down foundation for future UAV test safety

    The 412th Test Wing’s Emerging Technologies Combined Test Force conducted an autonomous test flight at Edwards Air Force Base, California, July 25. The flight’s mission was to test a software suite designed to make unmanned aerial vehicle flight safer.

  • Tackle Nijmegen March – wash, rinse, repeat

    Three years ago Tech. Sgt. Alexander Bertsch fired off a quick response to a base-wide plea seeking to add a member to a military team entering the Nijmegen March – the world’s largest multiday rucksack march – held each July in the Netherlands.