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Odyssey of the Mind, Desert Junior High School

Calvin Weaver, student at Desert Junior High School, adjusts the propulsion system on their vehicle in preparation for the Odyssey of the Mind World Final competition in May. Each of the five students on the team has spent approximately 120 hours working on the project and won the Odyssey of the Mind state competition March 31. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Odyssey of the Mind, Desert Junior High School

Five Desert Junior High School students perform at the Odyssey of the Mind California State competition. After winning first-place in the competition, the team was invited to compete in the World Finals held in May at Iowa State University. (Courtesy Photo)
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Odyssey of the Mind, Desert Junior High School

A team of five students from Desert Junior High School shows off their trophy that they earned in the state competition for Odyssey of the Mind, March 31. The students received the invitation to attend the World Finals after winning at regional and state competitions. The team will travel to Iowa State University in May to compete with students from all over the world. (Courtesy Photo)
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New Aero Club acquisition gives student pilots new capability

An Edwards Aero club flight instructor holds to take the runway at South Base in the newly acquired Cessna 172 SP, tail number N909ED, which has a modern multi-functional display. The recent acquisition of this aircraft will allow students and pilots to have the ability to access real-time flight-critical data, like traffic information, heading data, digital altitude, topographic data and relative terrain mapping via the use of a digital screen. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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New Aero Club acquisition gives student pilots new capability

Master Sgt. Charles Layne, 461st Flight Test Squadron F-35 Aircraft Section chief, removes a sunshade visor from a compartment after performing his first solo flight in a Cessna 172 as student pilot-in-training March 29. Sergeant Layne is one of the many students at the Edwards Aero Club who now has the opportunity to train in the newly acquired Cessna 172 SP with a Garmin G1000 glass cockpit. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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New Aero Club acquisition gives student pilots new capability

Retired Lt. Col. Doug Dodson, Edwards Aero Club chief flight instructor, demonstrates the use of the Garmin G1000 glass, modern multi-function displays on the new Cessna 172 SP that the aero club recently acquired. With the recent acquisition of the club’s second glass panel aircraft, students will now have the choice to transition from training in aircraft with conventional “steam-gauges” to aircraft equipped with more modern multi-function displays. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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SPINAL TAP, Test Management Project, USAF Test Pilot School

The tufting visible on the tail of the C-12 Huron played a critical role in the SPINAL TAP test management project. It allowed the team to investigate the force-lightening anomaly using flow visibility. Testing was done during a series of maneuvers performed over the course of six sorties. (Air Force Photo by Chris Neil)
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SPINAL TAP, Test Management Project, USAF Test Pilot School

The test management project SPINAL TAP, short for Science Project in Aircraft Laboratory, Tufted Aircraft Panels, began last December hoping to investigate the phenomenon with flow visibility on a tufted vertical tail. Two sorties were videotaped from a C-12 chase aircraft, allowing the team to review data and visually identify how the tail of the aircraft responded during the various airspeeds and aircraft configurations. (Air Force Photo by Chris Neil)
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Play Day in the Park, Child Abuse Prevention Month

After signing the proclamation, officially declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, Col. Gregory E. Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander, thanked attendees at the Play Day in the Park event April 6 for their dedication to raising awareness about child abuse prevention. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Play Day in the Park, Child Abuse Prevention Month

During the Play Day in the Park event, Col. Gregory E. Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander signed a proclamation April 6, officially declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month at Edwards. The signing of the proclamation signified Team Edwards' commitment to raising awareness and preventing child abuse. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Play Day in the Park, Child Abuse Prevention Month

Angela Baylee, Air Force spouse, receives a Shaken Baby Syndrome demonstration while attending Play Day in the Park. After shaking the demonstration doll, red lights flash, indicating where brain damage has occurred. The demonstration played a key role in the Play Day in the Park event, which aimed to raise awareness about child abuse prevention. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Play Day in the Park, Child Abuse Prevention Month

Throughout the Play Day in the Park event, children lined up to have their faces painted. Face painting was just one of the many activities geared for children at the event. The event aimed to provide a family-friendly event where both children and adults could learn about child abuse prevention and celebrate the Month of the Military Child. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Play Day in the Park, Child Abuse Prevention Month

Children line up to tackle the obstacle course April 6 at the annual Play Day in the Park event, sponsored by the 95th Medical Group. The event aimed to boost awareness about child abuse prevention and celebrate the Month of the Military Child. (Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Branch Elementary

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95 CS debuts videophone capability

Mike Botte, 95th Communications Squadron Information Technology professional, signs during a call made March 23, 2012, via the new video communication device. The new video communication devices will enable deaf and hard-of-hearing employees to make calls via a monitor on their phone connected to a relay interpreter. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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95 CS debuts videophone capability

Mike Botte, 95th Communications Squadron Information Technology professional, initiates a call March 23, 2012, via the new video communication device. The new video communication devices will enable deaf and hard-of-hearing employees to make calls via a monitor on their phone connected to a relay interpreter. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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United States Air Force Test Pilot School, Carmen Lucci

Col. Noel Zamot, United States Air Force Test Pilot School commandant talks with Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center Commander and classmates from Captain Carmen A. Lucci's USAF TPS Class of 80B after the dedication ceremony March 17. Lucci and two other crew members were killed during a test mission March 3, 1981 when their A-26 Invader crashed near Three Sisters Dry Lake, northeast of Edwards. The control room dedication in memory of Lucci helps keep her memory alive and reminds students of the inherent dangers associated with flight test. (Air Force Photo by Jet Fabara)
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United States Air Force Test Pilot School, Carmen Lucci

Ted Wierzbanowski from Class 80B unveils a shadow box outside the Carmen Lucci Control Room March 17 during the dedication ceremony. Wierzbanowski spent a significant amount of time with Lucci while they were both students at the United States Air Force Test Pilot School. Lucci was killed during a test mission March 3, 1981. She is the first female flight test engineer to lose her life either as a student or graduate of the four formal test pilot schools. (Air Force Photo by Jet Fabara)
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Air Force Heraldry, 95th Medical Group

Col. Keith Donaldson, 95th Medical Group commander, looks over the beginning design of new heraldry for the 95th Medical Support Squadron with Lt. Col. Jerry Harvey, 95th MDSS commander. Squadrons in the 95th MDG began the design process for new heraldry in preparation for upcoming base structural changes. Dr. Stephanie Smith, Air Force Flight Test Center historian, has been instrumental in working with the squadrons and will continue to assist them throughout the heraldic process. (Air Force photo by Laura Mowry)
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Edwards CAP Civil Air Patrol

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