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Auto Hobby Shop at Edwards

A member of the Edwards community works on his vehicle at the Auto Hobby Shop here. The shop is within walking distance from the dormitories and is open Tuesday - Saturday 9 a.m. -6 p.m. For more information call 661-275-2886. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Cool Pool, Oasis is indoors!

An indoor pool is a great amenity to have here at Edwards! The Oasis Aquatic and Aerobic Center is located at 207 W. Popson Ave., right across from the Fitness Center, the pool is open Monday-Friday 11 a.m. -7 p.m.; for more information call 661-275-7946. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Pottery is good dirty fun-Available within the Airman's Campus

Pottery Classes are being taught at the Arts and Crafts Center here. For more information call 661-275-2787, log on to www.95fss.com, or visit the center located at 200 Methusa Ave., Building 2440. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Get out, Grab a Buddy

An Airman at Edwards learns about the Airman's Campus and all that Edwards has to offer within walking distance of the dormitories here. The concept was introduced during a townhall meeting for dorm residents, at which commanders, first sergeants, and supervisors also attended Oct. 5. "There's lots to do if you get out of your dorm room and walk around," said Chief Master Sgt. Thomaston, command chief, 95th Air Base Wing. "Get out, grab a buddy, and use these great services that are available to you." (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Excitement to be had at 95th Support Squadron

Pete Smith, Fitness Center Manager, 95th Force Support Squadron, explains services his unit offers within the Airman's Campus at Edwards during a townhall meeting for dorm residents Oct. 5. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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YAY!

Crowds cheer as Col. Schwab annouces the reopened Joshua Tree Dining Facility will now be the latest addition to the Airman's Campus at Edwards. The Campus is a small footprint of support activities immediately adjacent to the dormitories. "I want our Airmen and Marines to know these things are out here for them, said Schwab. "I don't ever want our members to think their only option is shutting themselves their dorm rooms." The commander truly hopes unaccompanied military members will make use of the campus and find activities they enjoy sharing with teammates. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Good Morning

Airman 1st Class Shujie Yan, Medical Technician, 95th Medical Operations Squadron, is one of the first Airmen to enjoy the newly reopened dining facility at Edwards AFB Oct. 17. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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Happy Times

A happy Airman receives her breakfast from a food service worker early Monday morning.The Joshua Tree Dining Facility is now open for enlisted military permanently stationed or on temporary duty at Edwards Air Force Base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Meredith Mingledorff)
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The Joshua Tree Dining Facility is now OPEN

For the first duty-day since closing its doors in 2006, the dining facility is now open for enlisted military members permanently stationed or on temporary duty at Edwards AFB, according to AFI 34-239. For more information on the dining facility and its offerings, stay tuned to www.edwards.af.mil and look for the Desert Wings newspaper on stands this Friday. Joshua Tree Dining Facility Hours of Operation Monday-Friday 0530-0800 . 1030-1300 . 1600-1900 . 2300-0100 Saturday & Sunday . 0600-1300 . 1600-1830 . 2300-0100
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C-17 anniversary

Edwards held a ceremony in the 418th Flight Test Squadron’s Hangar 1623 to commemorate the first flight of the C-17 Globemaster Sept. 15. Members of the original developmental program along with current C-17 program members attended the event. (Air Force photo by Michael Yncera)
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pow

Marine Sgt. Jeff Cibrian, Marine Aircraft Group 41, and Staff Sgt. Jason Minor, 95th Comptroller Squadron, stand at attention after receiving the folded flag during the POW/MIA Day retreat ceremony. (Air Force photo by Diane Betzler)
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POW MIA DAY

Airmen and Marines from Team Edwards lower the American Flag and the POW/MIA flag during a retreat ceremony in honor of POW/MIA Day in front of Bldg. 1 Sept. 16. For the day, the base conducted a 5K run in the morning, a luncheon at Club Muroc and finally the retreat ceremony in the afternoon. (Air Force photo by Rob Densmore)
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SOFTBALL CHAMPS

412th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron softball team members pose for a group photo after they captured the Edwards AFB softball championship with a perfect 3-0 record through the playoffs. The 412th defeated the 95th Security Forces team to win the title.
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incentive flight mowry

Bill Koukourikos, Air Force Flight Test Center Flight Safety deputy chief, and Laura Mowry, 95th Air Base Wing Public Affairs specialist, walk to their T-38 Supersonic Trainer. Mowry was rewarded with the opportunity to accompany a pilot on a proficiency flight because she won the Air Force Flight Test Center Student of the Year Award. (Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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Ares 1 85,000

An 85,000-pound jumbo drop test vehicle floats to the ground from 25,000 feet over the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground Aug. 24. A C-17 from 418th Flight Test Squadron set a record for the heaviest single load ever dropped during flight from that airframe. (Photo by U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground)
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Ares I 85,000

A jumbo drop test vehicle is loaded onto a C-17A for an airdrop Aug. 24. The JDTV was dropped over the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground to test the deceleration and recovery parachutes for the Ares I space program. The 85,000-pound JDTV set a record for heaviest single load ever extracted out of a C-17 during flight. (Courtesy photo by Chris Webber)
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ASTRONAUT VISIT STS-135

The flight crew of NASA’s last space shuttle mission sign autographs following a presentation and a question-and-answer session at NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards AFB Aug. 23. Pictured from left to right are: Doug Hurley, pilot; Rex Walheim, mission specialist; Sandra Magnus, mission specialist and Chris Ferguson, mission commander. (Air Force photo by Kenji Thuloweit)
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NEW TLFs

A cozy kitchen with a picture window offers a view of the beautifully landscaped backyard at the newly opened Temporary Lodging Facility. Tenants are able to keep sight of their children while at play. (Air Force photo by Stephen K. Robinson)
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NEW TLFs

Officials gather outside a newly refurbished transitional home at the Temporary Lodging Facility Aug. 18, to welcome guests to the open house and ribbon-cutting event. Shown cutting the ribbon from left to right are: Randy Beckett, deputy base civil engineer; Melody Couch, Military Family Housing manager; Larry Walthour, High Desert Inn manager; John Bassut, 95th Support Squadron director; Col. Gregory Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander; and Chief Master Sgt. Bill Thomaston 95th ABW command chief. Edwards AFB refurbished existing homes into the new Temporary Lodging Facility. (Air Force photo by Stephen K. Robinson)
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AFRL Trident test

The second stage motor of a Trident 1 C-4 rocket motor was tested at Air Force Research Laboratory Detachment 7 at Edwards Air Force Base July 8. The AFRL testing was part of the Missile Defense Agency’s Aging and Surveillance Program and confirmed that the nearly 30-year-old motors remain viable for future MDA missions. (Air Force photo by Ron Fair)
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