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The first lobster Newburg for a weightless cook. The first spider web in space. The first real astronomical observatory outside Earth's atmosphere. The first...

Additional CNC capability improves efficiencies and increases throughput

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina — Airborne equipment testers here are working with aerospace engineers on modifying airdrop rigging techniques because of structural and mechanical changes made by the manufacturer of

The US Army has conducted low-velocity airdrops of infantry squad vehicles after General Motors Defense applied changes to the carriers.

The US Army's Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate (ABNSOTD) has carried out low-velocity airdrops of infantry squad vehicles.

Dayna Ise has been named deputy manager of the Science and Technology Office at Marshall Space Flight Center.

Arnold Engineering Development Complex team members, along with other Airmen from across the three wings, participated in the second Air Force Test Center Data Hackathon to find innovative solutions to

Northwest Florida: Melissa Tate named site director for Eglin AFBs McKinley Climatic.

Arnold Air Force Base is modernizing two of its altitude testing cells at the air base’s Engine Test Facility to enable testing of next-generation, full-scale propulsion systems under simulated flight conditions made as realistic as possible, according to a news release on the work.

Reading can open a door to new realms of possibilities. For Dayna Ise, Space Nuclear Propulsion manager at Marshall Space Flight Center, a childhood of pouring through the works of