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Altus Airmen featured in new - Transformers' movie
As local residents crowd the movie theaters to see "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" they might notice some familiar faces.
NORM: Lance Burton renews contract
After 27 consecutive years in Las Vegas, magician Lance Burton said he considered a number of possibilities, including retirement, before deciding to stay at the Monte Carlo for another six years.
Gadsden native appears in 'Transformer' movie
Published: Monday, June 29, 2009 at 8:13 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, June 29, 2009 at 8:19 p.m. TINKER AIR FORCE BASE, Okla.
Airborne Radar, Satellite to Watch California's Faults
NASA has already started using airborne radar and will eventually use a new satellite to map California's earthquake faults.
Astronauts who flew 5.3 million miles in 13 days last month dropped in at NASA on Wednesday to talk about their space mission and thank Stennis employees for making the trip possible.
The flying radar system for study earthquakes
Scientists are using a new radar imaging system on the belly of a Gulfstream jet to track California's earthquake faults, it was reported on Tuesday.
Today is Wednesday, June 24, the 175th day of 2009. There are 190 days left in the year.
NASA-JPL to use new technology to map changes in California's surface
Like a face, the Earth's surface constantly changes. And, like a face, most of the changes are too subtle to notice as they happen.
F-35 Program Spotlights International Partners
PARIS: International participants in the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II program have begun purchasing aircraft and making long-range commitments to integrate the fighter into their fleets, a Lockheed Martin executive said Wednesday at the Paris Air Show.
Air University grants honorary degree to former astronaut
Former NASA astronaut Frank Borman is 'hooded' while receiving his honorary doctor of science degree from Air University officials for his contributions to aviation and space exploration.
Criss Angel risks death walking minefield on Mindfreak premiere
If Mindfreak magician and Believe illusionist Criss Angel ever failed to pull off one of his dangerous stunts, it would just be an embarrassment -- and he could do it over later.
Air University grants honorary degree to former astronaut
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - The commander of Apollo 8, the first mission to orbit the moon, was awarded an honorary doctor of science degree by Air University officials for his contributions to aviation and space exploration at the USAF Test Pilot School Saturday.
Community readiness - drop, cover, and hold on
What will you do when the earth starts shaking? 'What do you do when the earth starts shaking?' Many people have posed that question to me, especially since the recently reported earthquakes.
The exact acoustic shape of the skies above Los Angeles
Via the Daily Mail ]. An email was sent out last week from the Regional Public & Private Infrastructure Collaboration Systems a ' an organization with no web presence a ' warning many businesses in and around Los Angeles that city residents "could hear up to a dozen sonic booms this morning [June 11] as some NASA F/A-18 aircraft fly at supersonic ...
Expect sonic booms June 11, morning
NASA RESEARCH FLIGHTS MAY CAUSE SERIES OF SONIC BOOMS THIS WEEK NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center will be conducting a series of research flights on Thursday morning, June 11, 2009, that could result in multiple sonic booms being heard in the local area.
Feature - Edwards employee survives cancer, grad school
Natasha Green, 95th Force Support Squadron human resource specialist, and her husband, Kenneth, 95th Communications Group planning and implementation computer scientist, graduated during a ceremony at Club Muroc June 6. Mrs.
New GOP leader set for House military panel
A California lawmaker is set to become the new ranking Republican member on the House Armed Services Committee, a post that will make him the House's top critic of the Obama administration's defense policies.
Cynda Thomas, co-author of aA biography about test pilot Dick ThomasA called "Hell of a Ride" will be in Wichita Friday, June 12 for a book signing.
Air Force Week in Photos for June 5 highlights photos from around the Air Force.
US Air Force and Boeing all set to launch unpiloted military space plane
Washington, June 6 : The US Air Force and Boeing are all set to launch the X-37B - an unpiloted military space plane.