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Capt. James Rozzoni and 1st Lt. Kevin Ochs use an auger to dig holes for the support posts.


Digging post holes

Capt. James Rozzoni and 1st Lt. Kevin Ochs use an auger to dig holes for the support posts.

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Additive manufacturing processes are known for their ability to fabricate parts with complex geometries. Lattice structures, like the samples shown, leverage this ability to create parts with high strength-to-weight ratio and other desirable structural qualities. The Graduate School of Engineering and Management at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, unveiled its new 3D metal additive manufacturing system March 16. (Skywrighter photo/Amy Rollins)
Major Ryan O’Hara, assistant professor, Graduate School of Engineering and Management, Air Force Institute of Technology, describes how a new 3D metal additive manufacturing system works to Dr. Adedeji Badiru, dean of the school. (Skywrighter photo/Amy Rollins)
Major Ryan O’Hara (right), assistant professor, Graduate School of Engineering and Management, Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, demonstrates the capabilities of a new state-of-the-art 3D metal additive manufacturing system to Dr. Todd Stewart, AFIT director and chancellor, March 16.The system is a nearly $1 million investment that enables student researchers to digitally fabricate fully dense aerospace metal parts.(Skywrighter photo/Amy Rollins)
Col. Paul Cotellesso, Air University Detachment 1 Commander/ Director of Staff at the Air Force Institute of Technology, reviews a section of the Uniform Code of Military Justice with Maj. Jeanette Skow, AFIT Staff Judge Advocate. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bryan Ripple)
AFRL commander Major General Robert McMurry Jr., provided AFRL remarks at the AFRL-AFIT summit on Nov. 8, 2016. The annual AFRL-AFIT summit is an opportunity for the two organizations to review the last year’s collaborations and discuss new objectives.
AFIT director and chancellor Dr. Todd Stewart, provides remarks at the AFRL-AFIT summit on Nov. 8, 2016. Approximately 50 attendees were briefed on the current collaborations and plans between AFRL and AFIT.
Advance Cyber Education (ACE) program and ROTC cadets participate in a 30D virtual world-based scenario lab. Kendra Graham, AFIT summer intern and Brigham Young University answered student questions and helped to create the virtual lab scenario that is one component of the ACE program hands-on learning experience. The ACE program covers a wide variety of cyber-security related disciplines to develop original thinkers and technical leaders in cyber security
Advance Cyber Education (ACE) program Academy and ROTC cadets participate in a 3-D virtual world-based scenario lab. Kendra graham, AFIT summer intern from Brigham Young University, answered student questions and helped to create the virtual lab scenario that is one of the ACE program hands-on learning experience. The ACE program covers a wide variety of cyber-security related disciplines to develop original thinkers and technical leaders in cyber security. (Contributed photo)
Dr. Heidi RIes, AFIT's Dean for Research, consults with Lori Kinder on the preparation of the annual AFIT Research Report, which significantly improves the communication of research capabilities.
Rick Patton gives a student from Roger Bacon High School, Cincinnati, an opportunity to pilot a quadcopter within the Air Force Institute of Technology, Autonomous Navigation and Technology research center. On Feb. 24, students could participate in lab experiments, enjoy science and technology demonstrations and tour the AFIT campus to celebrate National Engineers Week. (Air Force photo by Bill Hancock
Dr. Adedeji Badiru, dean, AFIT School of Engineering and Management, (left) congratulates Master Sgt. Jeffery Morris on the granting of his doctor of philosophy. (Contributed photo)
Air Force Institute of Technology alum Edward Fix will be one of nine team members to participate in a simulated mission to Mars. (Courtesy photo