Arnold Engineering News Today

Doyle Medford Caffey passed away on April 22, 2024.

George Rumford, director of the Test Resource Management Center, told lawmakers this week the effort to build a new high-speed track is in the study phase.

An employee at Marengos Arnold Engineering suffered life-threatening burns from molten metal following an equipment explosion there Tuesday afternoon, a fire department spokesperson said.

An employee at Marengos Arnold Engineering suffered life-threatening burns from molten metal following an equipment explosion there Tuesday afternoon, a fire department spokesperson said.

(NASHVILLE) Is Murfreesboro’s 2006 Technology Corridor connected with Gov. Lee’s Executive Order 101? On Tuesday (5/16/2023) Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order to advance Tennessee’s position as a national leader in nuclear energy. Executive Order 101 creates the Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council, which will seek to build upon the state’s legacy in nuclear innovation and drive continued investment to cr...

When I wrote the initial six parts of this series on early transistor makers, I worked from a list of initial companies that made transistors using the early Bell Labs transistor patents. That list of attendees to the April, 1952 Transistor Symposium at Bell Labs came from Bo Lojek’s book, History of Semiconductor Engineering, which…

(TULLAHOMA, TN) Lt. Col. James Gresham is the new commander of the 716th Test Squadron, overseeing aerodynamic and aeropropulsion ground testing for the Arnold Engineering Development Complex. A large number of Rutherford County residents are employed at this nearby Air Base in neighboring Coffee County.  According to Gresham, he became interested in the Air Force and aircraft during his early teen years after completing a school assignment. Responsible for multiple wi...

Magnetic amplifiers, the alt-tech of the Third Reich, lasted into the Internet era

Tennessee workers at military research facility continue strike for health and safety Approximately 670 skilled workers at the Arnold Engineering and Development Complex (AEDC) in Tullahoma, Tennessee, voted overwhelmingly on Friday to reject a new contract proposal, choosing instead to continue a strike that began on July 2. The deal had been reached between the Air Engineering Metal Trades Council (AEMTC) union and the workers’ employers, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC (NAS) and Chugach ...