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Lancaster Parade

Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander, and his wife, drive down Lancaster Boulevard in the Lancaster Christmas Parade, Dec. 3. The seasonal event is hosted by the Antelope Valley Chamber of Commerce for Lancaster and Rosamond. (U.S. Air Force photo/Gary Hatch)
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Lancaster Parade

Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander, wishes Lancaster Boulevard 'Happy Holidays' in the Lancaster Christmas Parade, Dec. 3. Nolan was invited to represent the Air Force Flight Test Center and Edwards AFB in the parade hosted by the Antelope Valley Chamber of Commerce Lancaster and Rosamond. (U.S. Air Force photo/Gary Hatch)
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Berard SES retirement

With Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander looking on, Thomas Berard is presented a folded American flag from a member of the Blue Eagle Honor Guard during his retirement ceremony, Dec. 2, in Hangar 1600. Out of his 33 year career, Berard gave 28 years of service to Edwards AFB and the AFFTC, serving as project manager and director on many projects, and most recently in senior executive service. (Air Force photo/Edward Cannon)
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Berard SES retirement

Thomas Berard, executive director, Air Force Flight Test Center, speaks to his family, friends and colleagues during his retirement ceremony, Dec. 2, in Hangar 1600. Berard ended his 33 year career of government service as the AFFTC’s senior-most civilian in senior executive service. (U.S. Air Force photo/Edward Cannon)
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military working dogs

Tech. Sgt. John Ricci, 50th Security Forces Squadron, Schriever, AFB, Colo., and Eddy, a German Shepherd, get a picture together during their deployment to Iraq in 2007. Beginning in 2003, Eddy endured five deployments to Kuwait and Iraq. (Courtesy photo)
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military working dogs

After 11 years of military service, Eddy, a German Shepherd and former 95th Security Forces Squadron military working dog, is remembered during a memorial service, Nov. 30, at the MWD kennels on base. Eddy not only conducted patrol on base with his handlers, but also deployed to the Middle East multiple times and participated in over 300 combat missions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kate Blais)
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military working dog

A 95th Security Forces Squadron dog handler and his partner pay their last respects to their former partner. Telin, a Belgian Malinois, dedicated nine years of service to the Air Force and 95th Air Base Wing. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kate Blais)
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Military working dogs

Master Sgt. Craig Young, former 95th Security Forces Squadron, and his then military working dog, Telin, take a break from a patrol while on deployment to Iraq in 2007 and 2008. Telin, a Belgian Malinois and former military working dog at Edwards, deployed three times during his military career. (Courtesy photo)
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Super stars and movie stars

Celebrating the project's success, volunteers from Team Edwards and actor, Brandon Routh, known for his role in the 2006 film, "Superman Returns," pose for this photo. THe entire group spent Veterans Day planting orange trees for veterans. (Courtesy Photo)
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Airmen care about community

Airman 1st Class Dominique Stallworth, 95th Medical Support Squadron, and Airman 1st Class Ronald Jones, 418th Flight Test Squadron, plant an orange tree for the Veterans Day service project at the Veterans Home of California of West Los Angeles. Airman Stallworth worked with Capt. Ronald Aung, 445th Flight Test Squadron, to sign up event participants. As a result of their efforts, 18 Airmen from Edwards and Los Angeles AFB joined forces with the community to participate in the project. (Courtesy Photo)
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Warriors helping warriors

Warriors helping warriors, Edwards Airmen teamed up with local volunteers to plant 40 orange trees at the Veterans Home of California of West Los Angeles. The project aimed to provide residents with an orange grove that will offer aromatherapy, fruit for meals, and funds for support services through produce sales. (Courtesy Photo)
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Sign-up to support!

Airmen from Edwards and Los Angeles Air Force Bases complete the registration process for volunteering at the Veterans Home of California of West Los Angeles. The project aimed to provide residents with an orange grove that will offer aromatherapy, fruit for meals, and funds for support services through produce sales. The event was one of 11 Veterans Day service projects sponsored Bank of America throughout the nation. (Courtesy Photo)
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The Edwards Education Center

The Education Center helps Team Edwards accomplish education and career goals through a variety of programs and services. Counselors assist in finding the perfect academic program and provide you with all the need-to-know information. The center is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and available to everyone who has access to the base. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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Cookie Drop

In the foreground, Master Sgt. Yvonne Santos, 95th Force Support Squadron acting first sergeant, delivers holiday cookies to dorm dwelling Airmen who work in Building 1, Dec. 1. The annual Dorm Dwellers Cookie Drop, sponsored by the Airman and Family Readiness Center, gathered volunteers from around the Edwards community to bake cookies for unaccompanied Airmen living in the dormitories. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kate Blais)
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Cookie Drop

Active duty Airmen, civilians and spouses volunteered their time to assemble cookie packages for unaccompanied, dorm-dwelling Airmen as part of the annual Dorm Dwellers Cookie Drop, Dec. 1. Volunteers spent the morning packaging around 6,000 cookies in the Airman and Family Readiness Center so Airmen living in the dormitories could enjoy two dozen holiday cookies each. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kate Blais)
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The Dryden Flight Research Center’s Hallway Holiday Choir

The Dryden Flight Research Center’s Hallway Holiday Choir, seen at an event at Dryden last holiday season, is preparing for performances this season. (NASA Photo by Tom Tschida)
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Free to a good home through the Airman's Attic

Items like this child's bed are generously donated by members of the community to the Airman's Attic for placement in new homes for free. For more information on the attic, contact your unit's first sergeant or call 661-277-2246. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Team Edwards Airman's Attic open to all Active Duty E-6 and below

The Airman's Attic offers everything from clothing to household goods free of charge for Active Duty military members, in any branch of the service, rank E-6 and below. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Team Edwards Airman's Attic open to all Active Duty E-6 and below

The Airman's Attic offers everything from clothing to household goods free of charge for Active Duty military members, in any branch of the service, rank E-6 and below. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Team Edwards Airman's Attic open to all Active Duty E-6 and below

The Airman's Attic offers everything from clothing to household goods free of charge for Active Duty military members, in any branch of the service, rank E-6 and below. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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