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Team Effort

Team Edwards' military community came together with members of the Edwards AFB Civilian Military Support Group Nov. 22 to celebrate completion of a two-year project at the Airman's Attic here. The Civ-Mil raised more than $15,000 to install new carpet in the facility, an accomplishment completed with volunteer work from members across the base. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)

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Supportive community is an Air Force way of life

Members of the Edwards community visit with one another at the re-opening of the Airman's Attic here Nov. 22. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Meredith Mingledorff)

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Flag Football

(Courtesy photo)

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Woodworking classes available at Edwards

Chuck Hildebrand displays woodworking projects in the Arts and Crafts Center lobby. Tasked with overseeing the woodshop, Hildebrand also teaches the woodshop safety class and makes the rounds to assist with ongoing projects. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)

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Positive Creativity

Sarah Thompson’s award winning pottery can be seen throughout the Arts and Crafts Center lobby. Ms. Thompson teaches pottery classes for children and adults on Tuesday evenings. Check out the latest edition of SABRE for upcoming classes and events. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Laura Mowry)

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Sprung facility

This 3-D image depicts the future Sprung facility to be constructed outside of the Rosburg Fitness Center. Construction on the new facility began Nov. 8 and is expected to last six months. The Sprung facility will house free weights, bench presses and high intensity workout equipment and act as additional workout space for Team Edwards, freeing up room in the main fitness facility for more cardiovascular machines. (Courtesy image)

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Sprung facility

From left: Stan Simmons, ACE Engineering contractor; Joe Hunt, 95th Civil Engineering Division; Col. Gregory Schwab, 95th Air Base Wing commander; Brig. Gen. Robert C. Nolan II, Air Force Flight Test Center commander; Chief Master Sgt. Bill Thomaston, 95th ABW command chief; Carlos Bassut, 95th Force Support Squadron director; and Pete Smith, 95th FSS Edwards Fitness and Sports Center director, have the honor of breaking the first pieces of ground, Nov. 8, for a new work-out facility outside the Rosburg Fitness Center. Construction of the Sprung facility – which will house free weights and high intensity workout equipment – began Nov. 8 and is expected to be completed by June 2012. (U.S. Air Force photo/Kate Blais)

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chief promotions

Senior Master Sgt. Jennifer Wade, Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center, Det. 5

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Senior Master Sgt. David VanVlack, Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center, Det. 1

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Senior Master Sgt. Darrell Shelton, 95th Security Forces Squadron

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Senior Master Sgt. Ruel Rafi, 95th Communications Squadron

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Senior Master Sgt. Allen Kale, 412th Maintenance Squadron

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Senior Master Sgt. Christine Beaudion, 412th Maintenance Group

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Senior Master Sgt. Mario AcevesFonseca, 95th Medical Operations Squadron

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Combined Federal Campaign

(Air Force photo by Maj. Chad Holt)

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Edwards Basketball

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wheelchair, disabilities

Col. Amy Arwood, 95th Air Base Wing vice commander, tries her best to maneuver up a ramp outside of Building 2850, Oct. 28. Arwood participated in an experiment that included base leadership spending time performing daily duties in a wheelchair to better understand the challenges a disabled person might encounter on base. (Air Force photo by Diane Betzler)

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wheelchair, disabilities

Col. Amy Arwood, 95th Air Base Wing vice commander, gets help from Darcy Painter, 95th Communications Squadron, communications management analysis, to travel in a wheelchair from her office in Building 3000 across the street to Building 2850, Oct. 28. Painter invited base leadership to spend some time wheelchair-bound to understand the challenges associated with having a disability. (Air Force Photo by Diane Betzler)

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Auto Hobby Shop within the Airman's Campus

Tech Sgt. Dustin Hurlbut, 412th Maintenance Logistics Squadron, says he takes all three of his vehicles to the Edwards Auto Hobby Shop for routine maintenance. Hurlbut is changing the oil in his 2003 Grand Prix here, Oct. 26. He said he saves anywhere from $15 to $20 per vehicle each time he does an oil change and tire rotation at the hobby shop on base. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Diane Betzler)

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Teamwork

Jessie Mattox, Edwards Auto Hobby Shop supervisior, helps customer Dusty Rhodes, a retired NASA employee, troubleshoot a minor problem with the engine in Rhodes' 1995 Ford Ranger. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Diane Betzler)

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