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Team Edwards devotes time, resources for training

Edwards Airmen "mobilize" the head of an injured victim as part of a Targeted Readiness Inspection training Nov. 22 at the Mobility Processing Center. This is geared towards the base Unit Compliance Inspection in January. Unit Compliance Inspection evaluates areas mandated by law as well as mission areas identified by Air Force and Air Force Materiel Command senior leadership as critical or important to the health and performance of the base. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Team Edwards devotes time, resources for training

Edwards Airmen wait before a Targeted Readiness Inspection training begin Nov. 22 at the Mobility Processing Center. This is in preparation for the base's Unit Compliance Inspection in January. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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A successful Endeavor

The space shuttle Endeavor touches down on Edwards' runway 04-left at approximately 1:25 p.m. Nov. 30. This is the 52nd time NASA has been required to use Edwards as its alternate landing site. In preperation for this, the base is required to conduct two exercises a year by Human Space Flight to ensure the base's capabilities to support a shuttle landing meets NASA's standards. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class William O'Brien)
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A successful Endeavor

The space shuttle Endeavor lands at Edwards Nov. 30. Edwards is NASA's alternate landing site for the space shuttle, this shuttle is the 52nd to land at Edwards. (Photo by Jim Mumaw)
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95th SFS participates in Bakersfield Veterans Day celebration

Airmen of the 95th Security Forces Squadron participated in the Veteran's Day parade in Bakersfield, Calif., Nov. 11. The Airmen and other Global War on Terrorism veterans were honored as the grand marshalls of the Bakersfield Veterans Day parade. (Photo by Myrna Mace)
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412th MXG hosts first Maintenance Olympics

Edwards maintainers sort through a box of loose tools as part of the composite tool kit dash, a competitive event for the 412th Maintenance Group's first Maintenance Olympics at hangar 1600 Nov. 7. After three hours of competition, the 412 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron came out as the victor and took home the highly-coveted first place 412th MXG Maintenance Olympics Wrench. The 412th Logistics Test Squadron took second while the 412th MXG staff took third. (Air Force photo by Chad Bellay)
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412th MXG hosts first Maintenance Olympics

Maintainers perform team push-ups as part of the 412th Maintenance Group's first Maintenance Olympics at hangar 1600 Nov. 7. This was part of 412th MXG's and 31st Test and Evaluation Squadron's Wingman Day event. (Air Force photo by Chad Bellay)
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412th MXG hosts first Maintenance Olympics

Maintainers participate in the stretcher relay as part of the 412th Maintenance Group's Maintenance Olympics at hangar 1600 Nov. 7. As part of the Olympics, competitors also engaged in several events, including a tire-roll, a composite tool kit dash, a vehicle inspection, team push-ups, a chock toss and a vehicle push. (Air Force photo by Chad Bellay)
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412th MXG hosts first Maintenance Olympics

Tech. Sgt. Joseph Seiuli, 412th Maintenance Group aircraft armament systems specialist, tosses a chock as part of the 412th MXG's first Maintenance Olympics at hangar 1600 Nov. 7. Airmen and civilians from the 412th MXG and 31st Test and Evaluation Squadron participated in the event. (Air Force photo by Chad Bellay)
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412th MXG hosts first Maintenance Olympics

Maintainers roll large tires as part of the 412th Maintenance Group's Maintenance Olympics. After three hours of competition, the 412 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron came out as the victor and took home the highly-coveted first place 412th MXG Maintenance Olympics Wrench. The 412th Logistics Test Squadron took second while the 412th MXG staff took third. (Air Force photo by Chad Bellay)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Edwards firefighters drag a victim under the rubble of a collapsed school building. Damaged was caused by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout. All of Edwards participated in the exercise, the largest earthquake preparedness activity in U.S. history. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Matt Dennison, Edwards firefighter, drills a hole to make an entrance into a collapsed building caused by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Lt. Col. Jianzhong Zhang, 95th Aerospace Medicine Squadron flight surgeon, talks to an earthquake victim while Staff Sgt. Jessica Reese, 95th Medical Group aerospace medical technician, writes the information as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout exercise Nov. 14. (Air Force photo Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Staff Sgt. Jessica Reese, 95th Medical Group aerospace medical technician, talks to one of the victims of a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout Nov. 13. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Edwards firefighters drag a victim under the rubble of a collapsed school building caused by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake. This was part of the Great Southern California Shakeout. More than 13 million people statewide were affected in this exercise. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Medics with the 95th Medical Group perform triage on victims of a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout drill Nov. 13. The exercise ran concurrently the Golden Guardian 2008, the nation's largest state sponsored emergency response exercise. The statewide exercise involved more than 5,000 first responders from dozens of state, local and federal agencies. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

An Edwards firefighter inspects the damaged on a school building caused by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake Nov. 13 as part of the Great Southern California Shakeout. The exercise tested California's and the base's capability to respond and recover from a major earthquake. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Edwards firefighters drag a victim under the rubble of a collapsed school building caused by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake. This was part of the Great Southern California Shakeout. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Staff Sgt. Sara Phillips, 95th Medical Support Squadron referral management technician, asks for information from an injured victim of a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake. This was part of the Great Southern California Shakeout, the largest earthquake exercise in California's history. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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Magnitude 7.8 'earthquake' shakes Edwards

Don Scheller, Edwards lead firefighter places a wooden T-bar support on one of the collapsed walls of a school building that was affected by a simulated magnitude 7.8 earthquake. This was part of the Great Southern California Shakeout exercise. (Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julius Delos Reyes)
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