Edwards AFB News

  • Vehicle Safety: just a click away

    If you're planning to hit the California highways this summer, be sure that everyone in the car wears a seat belt during every road trip.This year, California fines have increased from $132 to $142 for first-time adult seat belt violations. For children under 16-years-old, the fine is now $445 for a

  • Veteran gives time, effort to Team Edwards

    "Just do it."What sounds like an advertisement for a sports apparel company is actually a philosophy practiced by a man whose selfless devotion to everything military is making a difference in the Edwards community.In November, David Troescher, a Vietnam Veteran, helped in the improvement of the

  • Veterans can visit VetVerify.org for Exchange online shopping authentication

    As the Department of Defense’s military exchange services prepare to welcome potentially 13 million honorably discharged veterans back to their military families this coming Veteran’s Day, www.VetVerify.org has launched to confirm eligibility to receive lifelong military exchange online shopping.  

  • Veterans for Trees stands tall in honoring America's heroes

    On a scorching Sunday morning that cried out for shade, attendees of the Antelope Valley Veterans Community Action Coalition's July 4th celebration breakfast did the only sensible thing: they planted trees.While not in pristine conditions for such arborous labor, Antelope Valley veterans,

  • Veteran's home named in late Senator's honor opens

    A 17-year-old dream became reality Nov. 20, when the Knight family along with state and local dignitaries joined with nearly 2,000 local citizens to celebrate the dedication and grand-opening of the William J. "Pete" Knight Veterans Home of California in Lancaster.In an open letter, California

  • Veterans home receives Knight memorabilia from Edwards collection

    Seven pieces of personal memorabilia that belonged to former Air Force test pilot, astronaut and state Senator, William J. "Pete" Knight found a place at the veterans home bearing the late test pilot's name March 28.Representatives from Edwards Air Force Base and the Knight family presented the

  • Veterans ride cross country in the name of unity

    Two memorial walls stand at opposite ends of the country, but stand for the same purpose: to honor veterans who gave their lives for the United States.For veterans Jeremy Staat and Wesley Barrientos, 4,163 miles is the size of the gap between Bakersfield's Wall of Valor and the Vietnam Memorial Wall