• November marks AFIT’s 90th Anniversary

    The Air Force Institute of Technology celebrated its 90th year of existence this month with a celebration and commemoration of the institute's unique place in aviation and aerospace history. AFIT's 46th Commandant, Brig Gen Walter Givhan, started the ceremonies by proclaiming "The Institute has

  • Recycling effort saves money, earns award

    Six years ago, Wright-Patt initiated a program to recycle ceiling tiles. To date the base has turned in 1.2 million square feet of ceiling tiles for recycling, which is enough to cover 20 football fields.Martin Nicodemus, who goes by Nic, is an environmental scientist with the 88th CE Environmental

  • Band of Flight shares the gift of holiday music

    The U.S. Air Force Band of Flight will share the gift of music with the Dayton community again this holiday season as they present their annual holiday concert series at the Dayton Masonic Center, December 11 - 13. Each spirit-filled free concert, hosted by the base's most senior leadership, is

  • Propulsion Researchers Earn C-130J Team Award

    Members of the Air Force Research Laboratory Propulsion Directorate's Energy/Power/Thermal Division, Energy and Power Systems Branch earned recognition in the form of the Aeronautical Systems Center's 2nd Quarter C-130J Joint Rapid Action Team Award. The honor acknowledges their contributions

  • Exploring the Boundaries of Turbulence Wins Honors for Caltech Researcher

    An Air Force Office of Scientific Research-funded researcher is exploring the physics of turbulence, including the potential impact of turbulence on flows, which are of interest to the Air Force. The researcher, Dr. Beverley J. McKeon of California Institute of Technology is using both new and

  • Air Force PTU Made in America

    The Air Force partnered with American industry to ensure the new physical fitness uniform is not only upgraded with better material and functionality, but is also 100 percent America made.The new PTU outer garment running suit is being manufactured near Columbus Air Force Base, Miss. Every aspect of

  • New Algorithms for Computerized, Large-Scale Surveillance

    A recent AFOSR-funded technology should enable the Air Force to achieve advances in object and target detection technology by using sophisticated algebraic theories called groups, rings and fields. Better detection methods will allow for effective reviewing of photographic, video and radar images to

  • Propulsion Researchers Earn C-130J Team Award

    Members of the Air Force Research Laboratory Propulsion Directorate's Energy/Power/Thermal Division, Energy and Power Systems Branch, earned recognition in the form of the Aeronautical Systems Center's 2nd Quarter C-130J Joint Rapid Action Team Award. The honor acknowledges their contributions