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Airmen's attic donation Rotary Club of Lanaster

Kent and Barbara Sellon of the Rotary Club of Lancaster, Calif., deliver $500 worth of new household items donated by the club to the Edwards Airmen’s Attic July 22. The couple heard that the Attic was running low on items for Airmen and decided to use money from the club’s Community Smile Project for the donation. (Air Force photo by Diane Betzler)
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Airmen's Attic opens trunks to families, community

Shelby Taylor, 13 months, browses the clothing section in the children's area of the Airmen's Attic on March 31. Families of first- and second-term Airmen are allowed up to 40 items per month. (Photo by Senior Airman Francesca Carrano)
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Airmens campus

Part of the Airman's Campus, the new roller hockey rink is available for Airmen to use anytime. Lights around the rink allow for day or night games and equipment is available to check out from the Rosburg Fitness Center. Equipment includes full goalie gear, hockey sticks and roller hockey ball. Although furnished with roller hockey flooring, the rink is suitable for sneakers. For more information on the facility, equipment useage or the Sports Advisory Council, please contact Steve Lowe, Rosburg Fitness Center sports director, at 275-4967. (Air Force photo by Kate Blais)
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Alex Padilla Visits Edwards

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla along with unit voting representatives pose for a group photo at Base Operations Oct. 16. Padilla visited Edwards to encourage military members to vote and learn about issues effecting their local community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Alex Padilla Visits Edwards

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla speaks with unit voting representatives at Base Operations Oct. 16. Padilla visited Edwards to encourage military members to vote and learn about issues effecting their local community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Alex Padilla Visits Edwards

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla along with unit voting representatives pose for a group photo at Base Operations Oct. 16. Padilla visited Edwards to encourage military members to vote and learn about issues effecting their local community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Alex Padilla Visits Edwards

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla speaks with unit voting representatives at Base Operations Oct. 16. Padilla visited Edwards to encourage military members to vote and learn about issues effecting their local community. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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ALS Class 12-B

Class 2012-B graduates from Airman Leadership School, Feb. 9, at the Stripes Lounge. Twenty-one graduates have new skills to help them develop as leaders. (U.S. Air Force photo by Edward Cannon)
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ALS graduation

Class 2012-A graduates from the Airman Leadership School, Dec. 7, at Club Muroc. (U.S. Air Force photo by Edward Cannon)
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ALS Graduation, John L. Levitow Award

Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander (left), presents Senior Airman Joseph A. Millstead, 412th Operations Support Squadron, with the John L. Levitow Award May 17 at the Airman Leadership School graduation held at Club Muroc. It is the school's most prestigious award presented to the top performer in each class. Chief Master Sgt. Lisa Richards of the 95th Medical Group and acting 95th Air Base Wing command chief also congratulated Millstead. (Air Force Photo by Edward Cannon)
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AMDS CoC

(Air Force photo by Rob Densmore)
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Angel Flight

Paul Padilla, left, stands next to his pilot, Tim Taylor. Mr. Taylor flew out of Edwards and picked up 14-year-old Paul at Mariposa-Yosemite Airport in Northern California. Paul was attending a camp for the deaf and Mr. Taylor, who is a command pilot for Angel Flight West, volunteered to pick him up and bring him back to his home in Hesperia, Calif. Mr. Taylor is a flight instructor at Edwards Aero Club and is also an Air Force Reserve captain assigned to the 412th Operations Support Squadron. (Courtesy photo)
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Angel Flight

Tim Taylor, Edwards Aero Club certificated flight instructor, stands with the Cessna 172 he used to fly and pick up 14-year-old Paul Padilla in Mariposa Country, Calif., Aug. 8. Mr. Taylor is a command pilot for Angel Flight West, a non-profit group through which volunteer pilots provide free flights for people with financial, medical or geographic limitations. (Air Force photo by Kenji Thuloweit)
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Angel Flight West

Paul Padilla looks out the window during his flight home to Hesperia, Calif., Aug. 8. Paul attended a camp for the deaf and was picked up by Tim Taylor, Edwards Aero Club certificated flight instructor. Mr. Taylor is a command pilot for Angel Flight West, which provides free flights to medically, financially and geographically limited people. (Courtesy photo)
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Angel Tree

From left to right: Angel Tree volunteers Angelina Torres, Laura Jaren, Lisa Thornton and Michelle Gandy, place decorations on the Angel Tree inside the Base Exchange Nov. 23. The Angel Tree program traditionally provides gifts for children of families on base who are in need. Angel Tree is a 100 percent volenteer effort. (Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class William O'Brien)
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Angel Tree

The annual Angel Tree program will provide gifts for around 300 Edwards children this year. The Edwards First Sergeants Council puts on the event to help Airmen unable to buy their children Christmas presents. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Angel Tree At Edwards

(U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Angel Tree At Edwards

(U.S. Air Force photo by Rebecca Amber)
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Angel Tree helps raise holiday spirits

The Angel Tree, a joyful and triumphant evergreen, waits peacefully for more donations in the Base Exchange lobby. The Angel Tree program traditionally provides gifts for children of families on base who are in need and have deployed parents. Edwards' first sergeants teamed up with the 95th Mission Support Group and base volunteers to prepare for this year's Angel Tree program. (Photo by Senior Airman Jason Hernandez)
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Animal education center

Diana Frieling, Animal Education Center president and head animal keeper, and Murray the camel share a laugh during breakfast at the Animal Education Center at Windswept Ranch on Tehachapi Willow Springs Road. The AEC has been open for seven years, and just this year has opened to the public for tours on Saturdays. Animals ranging from farm types to exotics call the center home. (Air Force photo by Kenji Thuloweit)
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