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Zamot retires TPS

Col. Noel Zamot retired from the United States Air Force June 15 after 25 years of distinguished service. Serving as a weapons systems officer, the Test Pilot School graduate and 39th commandant says he will forever be a part of the commitment to America’s airpower. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Christian Turner)
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Gonzales warrior of the week

(U.S. Air Force photo by Kenji Thuloweit)
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Dillree

(U.S. Air Force photo by Ethan Wagner)
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USAF TPS Graduation, Class 11B

Members of the United States Air Force Test Pilot School's Class 11B pose for their class photo in front of the school and the NF-104. Upon successful completion of the school's rigorous 48-week curriculum, the 24 students graduated June 9 and each received their Master of Science in Flight Test Engineering. (Air Force Photo by Christian Turner)
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Janice Laurenti Warrior of the Week

(Courtesy photo)
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Phantom Eye

(Courtesy photo/Boeing)
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Warrior of the Week Barnhill

(Courtesy photo)
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NASA book

(NASA graphic)
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NASA Dryden road closure

(NASA graphic)
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Orellano Warrior

(Courtesy photo)
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Plant 42 fuels lab

Cutting the Ribbon: Timothy Hughes, Aeronautical Systems Center Detachment 1 Acting Director of Air Force Plant 42, and Lt. Col. Tam Gaffney, Defense Logistics Agency Energy Americas West commander, officially dedicate the POL Laboratory Building April 13.
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Plant 42 Fuels lab

Air Force Plant 42 partnered with the Defense Logistics Agency-Energy in creating the new Air Force operated Plant 42 fuels testing laboratory. The Petroleum Oil and Lubricants Laboratory Building was officially dedicated April 13. (Courtesy photo)
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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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Fullenkamp

2nd Lt. Jonathan B. Fullenkamp, this week's Warrior of the Week. (Courtesy photo)
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NASA atronaut Mike Fossom visits Edwards AFB

(U.S. Air Force photo by Jet Fabara)
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Modern mobility still a mission for Maj. Gen. James Baginski, USAF (retired)

Col. Noel Zamot, commandant, USAF Test Pilot School, presented Maj. Gen. James I. Baginski, USAF (retired) with a commander's coin after the general presentation spoke to TPS students about the critical role of air mobility and it's unique history Jan. 20. Even after retirement and 30 years of service, General Baginski continues to work on improving the Air Force's global airlift capability. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)
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TPS

Staff Sgt. Leopold Douglas, a member of the Blue Eagle Honor Guard, recognizes an empty seat and place setting, always left vacant to remember POWs and MIAs, during the USAF Test Pilot School graduation in Hangar 1414, Dec. 10. Twenty-three students graduated from Class 11A. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rob Densmore)
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TPS Graduation

USAF Test Pilot School graduates, their family, friends and colleagues gather in Hangar 1414 to celebrate Class 11A’s graduation, Dec. 10. Twenty-three students from the USAF, U.S. Navy, French Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force completed the course, receiving a Master of Science in Flight Test Engineering. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rob Densmore)
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TPS Graduation

Twenty-three Master of Science in Flight Test Engineering degrees rest on a table before they’re presented to each U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School graduate in a graduation ceremony, Dec. 10. Class 11A, comprised of officers from the USAF, U.S. Navy, French Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force, completed nearly a year-long course where they learned to develop, test and evaluate the newest aircraft and weapons systems. (Air Force photo by Rob Densmore)
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