Edwards Air Force Base The Center Of The Aerospace Testing Universe

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Edwards works hard to ease challenge of childcare

Master Sgt. Robert Pulido, 412th Maintenance Group drops off his son at the child development center. Op-quality childcare has been a priority at Edwards for many years as evidenced by the quality facilities and the wide variety of programs offered and the recent expansion of available slots for children. Ongoing efforts focus on further expansion through existing projects and securing additional project and program funds for our centers. (Air Force photo by Todd Schannuth)

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Edwards works hard to ease challenge of childcare

Senior Airman Justin Delos Santos, 412th Medical Group, drops off his daughter at the child development center. The Child Development Center cares for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, with a DOD-wide curriculum. The curriculum is focused on learning through play activities supporting social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Installations across DOD follow the curriculum on the same timeline to allow seamless permanent change-of-station transitions for youth enrolled in care. (Air Force photo by Todd Schannuth)

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Edwards works hard to ease challenge of childcare

Senior Airman Justin Delos Santos, 412th Medical Group, poses for a photo with his daughter at the child development center. The CDC provides activities and programs which support children’s social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. Op-quality childcare has been a priority at Edwards for many years as evidenced by the quality facilities and the wide variety of programs offered and the recent expansion of available slots for children. (Air Force photo by Todd Schannuth)

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Edwards works hard to ease challenge of childcare

The Edwards Air Force Base CDC welcomes children between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years. The CDC provides activities and programs which support children’s social, emotional, physical and intellectual development. The program is accredited by National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). (Air Force photo by Todd Schannuth)

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Edwards works hard to ease challenge of childcare

Maj. Meshva Akwalia, 412th Medical Group, drops off her daughter at the child development center. Quality childcare facilities and a wide variety of programs have distinguished the Edwards CDC as a flagship for childcare in Air Force Materiel Command. (Air Force photo by Todd Schannuth)

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Motivating the Aerospace Valley: Edwards AFB inspires the next generation at the Aerospace Valley Career Festival

Each year, over 3,000 students that attend the Aerospace Valley Career Festival are treated to numerous visual and interactive career booths and aircraft static displays highlighting opportunities for their future

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Motivating the Aerospace Valley: Edwards AFB inspires the next generation at the Aerospace Valley Career Festival

The Edwards AFB Environmental Management team showcases their display at the Aerospace Valley Career Festival, 10 March. Each year, over 3,000 students that attend the event are treated to numerous visual and interactive career booths and aircraft static displays highlighting opportunities for their future.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

The 412th Operations Group conducted a Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness with a C-12 Huron, March 3.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

One of the key roles for the 412th Test Wing is to manage the safe operation of the local airspace and Southern California wilderness, providing an irreplaceable national asset for weapons testing and military training.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Col. Grant Mizell, Commander, 412th Operations Group, Lt. Col. Glenn Briscoe, Chief of C-12 Operations, 412th Operations Group and Jessica Peterson, Technical Director, 412th Operations Group step towards a C-12 Huron which will be used to conduct the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Trona Pinnacles, a geological feature in the California Desert National Conservation Area, can be seen during the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Rainbow Canyon, a geological feature in Death Valley National Park, can be seen during the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Col. Grant Mizell, Commander, 412th Operations Group pilots the C-12 Huron during the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the contiguous United States, can be seen during the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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An Intragalactic Survey: Edwards AFB conducts Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness

Col. Grant Mizell, Commander, 412th Operations Group pilots the C-12 Huron during the Sidewinder low level flight survey through the Southern California wilderness.

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CMSgt. Jermaine A. King

Chief Master Sergeant Jermaine A. King is Senior Enlisted Advisor for the 412 Security Forces Squadron

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An Inside Look: USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering Program

An F-16 Fighting Falcon conducts a Tower Fly-By for the USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering students. The Tower-Fly by curriculum event is used at USAF TPS to expose students to multiple learning objectives such as safety planning, monitoring of safety critical parameters, use of radio communication, collection of flight and ground data, and the analysis and reporting of flight test results.

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An Inside Look: USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering Program

The F-16 High Angle-of-Attack event, conducted around the 8th month of USAF TPS, is an event where the students design, rehearse and execute a plan that is representative of “real” flight test.

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An Inside Look: USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering Program

The last event USAF TPS event is the First Flight sortie, flown in the C-12 aircraft with the student pilot and engineer planning for the scenario of the very first flight of a brand-new airplane.

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An Inside Look: USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering Program

Capt. Layne Barrett, Student, USAF Test Pilot School records temperature data during the Tower Fly-By event. The Tower Fly-By curriculum event is used at USAF TPS to expose students to multiple learning objectives such as safety planning, monitoring of safety critical parameters, use of radio communication, collection of flight and ground data, and the analysis and reporting of flight test results.

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