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  • Air Force, Creare develop technology

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio - The Air Force and Creare, a small, New Hampshire-based business, developed a two-stage turbo-Brayton cryocooler that is expected to enhance operation of space-based infrared detectors. The resulting technology responds to Air Force requirements for

  • Variety of exhibitors to participate in free event

    The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Technology Exposition, set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 20 at the Hope Hotel, is free for all military, civilian and contractor personnel to attend.More than 30 exhibitors will provide hands-on demonstrations of various technologies including: rugged tablets and

  • Adjusting the perception of ‘average’ Airmen

    As most Airmen already are aware, the Air Force's enlisted evaluation system and Weighted Airman Promotion System are undergoing the most fundamental changes since before the vast majority of us were serving our nation.The impetus for the changes, as Secretary of the Air Force Deborah James put it,

  • AFRL gaming lab provides real-world training

    Not all technology is developed by doctors in lab coats with years of education and research behind them - some of the most useful applications come from some very young and inexperienced, but very bright minds.These same young minds represent an invaluable future workforce in science, technology,

  • Exercise tests wing's readiness

    Base emergency response personnel, as well as much of the base populace, were put through their readiness paces Aug. 4-8 as the 88th Air Base Wing participated in its thirdquarter exercise for 2014.Designed to test the base's ability to handle a variety of contingencies, a quarterly exercise is long

  • 445 AMXS augments Ramstein AB maintainers

    Europe's only fully maintenance capable base benefited from an influx of experience as 20 maintainers from the 445th traveled to Ramstein Air Base, Germany, to serve annual tour time July 7-21. During their two-week stay, 445th maintainers launched, recovered, and repaired C-17s and offered

  • AFRL transitions technologies to enable space-based missile warning systems

    Scientists and engineers from the Air Force Research Laboratory's Space Vehicles and Materials and Manufacturing Directorates successfully transitioned technologies and "technology toolkits" that enable reproducible manufacturing of high performance, large format focal plane arrays (FPAs) for