Edwards AFB News

  • 95th SFS’s big guns annihilate 412th OSS to begin season

    95th Security Forces Squadron batted the 412th Operations Squadron to the operating table, starting the game with eight hits before their first out. The well poised runner-up for last season's crown was able to score more runs and get more hits in the first inning than the 412th OSS could muster the

  • 9th OSS Trains Aircraft Take-off, Landing on Rogers Lake

    Airmen from the 9th Operations Support Squadron from Beale Air Force Base trains air traffic operations in a forward-deployed location with two Cessna airplanes from the Edwards Aero Club on Rodgers Dry Lake at Edwards AFB, California, June 6.

  • A cut above - Commissary's meat boss retires after 38 years

    Dave Corbin, Commissary meat department manager, is presented with a cake by Elizabeth Hoyle, bakery manager, at Corbin's retirement gathering in the Commissary's warehouse Sept. 21. Commissary employees and friends gathered to share a potluck lunch and shower him with gifts as he gets ready to

  • A day on the greens supports Edwards Emergency Relief Fund

    The 4th Annual First Sergeants Council Golf Tournament took place March 14 at Muroc Lake Golf Course. The competition, organized by Master Sgt. William Russell, 412th Security Forces Squadron, and Staff Sgt. Adam Shura, Air Force Test Center, brought 86 golfers to the course. All proceeds from the

  • A dream of two generations: Edwards Airman selected to attend USAFA

    When Senior Airmen Shujie Yan immigrated to the United States from China in 2006, she was a freshman in high school. One year later, she had big dreams of life in the Air Force. Inspired by the core values - Integrity First, Service Before Self and Excellence in All We Do - she knew it was the life

  • A Farewell to Arms?

    Military Working Dog Rolf takes a bite out of Staff Sgt. James Ramsey, 412th Security Forces Squadron dog handler, during a training session at the Edwards working dog facility. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christopher Ball)

  • A half century of federal service

    Russell Kochie, an engineer technician for the 412th Civil Engineer Directorate, celebrated his retirement May 1 at Chapel 1. Kochie began his federal civil service career in 1963 as a gardener in Civil Engineering, maintaining the grass, trees and sprinkler systems throughout the installation. As a