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  • Annette Painter, an instrument technician specialist and AEDC Fellow, watches the image from a microscope projected on a screen as she wraps .002 in. wire around a wafer while demonstrating the making of a Schmidt-Boelter heat flux gauge Jan. 15, 2020, in the Arnold Engineering Development Complex Test Technology, Analysis and Evaluation Branch's Aerothermal Measurements Lab at Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

    AEDC Test Technology, Analysis and Evaluation Branch validates, advances testing

    The Test Technology, Analysis and Evaluation Branch, or TSTA, helps execute the mission of Arnold Engineering Development Complex by providing understanding of where test facilities and articles stand today and helping develop where they can go tomorrow.The Branch, part of the Test Operations Division, located at Arnold Air Force Base, serves AEDC

  • Tinker AFB announces first confirmed COVID-19 case

    A member of Tinker Air Force Base is being treated and evaluated by health care professionals following the first confirmed case of COVID-19 at the base.
  • Airman 1st Class Luis Cintron, a dental technician at the Wright-Patterson AFB Medical Center, takes a temperature reading from Capt. Kelsey Pruitt, a nurse practitioner with the Women’s Health Center as she arrives for duty March 25. All medical center staff members are now having their temperatures checked upon arriving for duty at the medical center at one specified location. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bryan Ripple)

    Wright-Patterson forms incident command center for COVID-19 response

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio – In an effort to minimize the spread of the Coronavirus disease 2019 and to prioritize the health and safety of all base personnel and members of our communities, base officials formed a COVID-19 Incident Command Center (ICC) March 23 at the Wright-Patterson Medical Center.Led by Lt. Col. (Dr.) Hui Ling Li,
  • Recognizing a need, Defense Information Systems Agency and the Department of Defense have renewed their anti-virus home use programs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Daniel Martinez)

    DISA renews anti-virus software license agreement helping teleworkers keep machines safe at home

    Recognizing a need, DISA and the DoD have renewed their anti-virus home use programs.
  • F-22 Raptor

    Air Force is protecting Airmen while protecting the nation

    The critical responsibilities and missions of our 685,000 Total Force active duty, Guard and Reserve Airmen do not fade even during a pandemic. Across a worldwide enterprise, our Airmen must remain healthy so they can maintain full readiness and the capability to protect our nation’s security and interests.
  • Food

    Combat COVID-19 with good nutrition

    To help combat COVID-19, make nutrition a priority by eating healthy nutrient-rich foods to help support your immune system.
  • U.S. Army Spc. Kinnis White, assigned to the Ohio National Guard’s 1-148th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, checks the temperatures of Soldiers assigned to the regiment before assisting at the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank March 24, 2020. Nearly 400 Ohio Guard members were activated to support COVID-19 relief efforts.

    OneSource, family and spouse programs still available

    ARLINGTON, Va. – The Department of Defense is closely monitoring the impact of the coronavirus on service members, their families and survivors. Resources offered through Military OneSource, the Military and Family Life Counseling program, and the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities program continue to serve the military community.“We are
  • To find the latest COVID-19 information for Wright-Patterson AFB, go to www.wpafb.af.mil/corona/ (U.S. Air Force Graphic by Rosario "Charo" Gutierrez)

    Wright-Patterson updates COVID-19 status

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- The 88th Medical Group has identified that two more individuals for a total of three have tested positive for COVID-19 on Wright-Patterson.We wish those members of the community who test positive a safe recovery.Moving forward, as new cases are identified, our new tracker will be updated. For every new case
  • The sanctuary, which serves multiple faiths at Hill Air Force Base, is pictured.

    Hill chaplains to share messages online

    With the inability for individuals to gather together for worship, the Hill Air Force Base Legacy Chapel is looking at alternative methods for sharing its messages of faith, hope and encouragement.
  • Lights for Lives lights up the sky

    Commentary: We all need a little light

    A bit of brightness from the Eglin Air Force Base chaplain
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