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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, smiles while volunteering during the Aerospace Valley Air Show at Edwards Air Force Base Oct. 18-19, 2025. Photography is a way for Lopez to distress, especially when she is able to use her photography skills to support the local Edwards AFB community through aviation. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, United States Navy Seaman Recruit smiles for her official photo during bootcamp in March 2007. Lopez credits her time in the U.S. Navy as being her foundation with discipline, resilience, and pride, which later proved to be traits she leaned on when overcoming her mental health struggles. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, poses for a photo during the 412th Test Wing Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 9, 2018. The banquet provided Lopez with the opportunity to witness and celebrate the various work that occurred across the AFTC enterprise community and a perfect event for increasing Airman morale. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

From left, Chief Master Sergeant James “Bill” E. Fitch II, command chief, Air Force Materiel Command, Jacqulyn Lopez, executive administrator, Air Force Test Center, and Lt. Gen. Linda Hurry, commander, AFMC, pose for a photo during AFMC’s Agile Patriot professional development course March 10-12, 2026. The event reinforced to Lopez the value that “wingmanship” brings to mission success and reignited her commitment to supporting the workforce and evolving mission demands. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, center, poses for a photo with Airmen after graduating from Airman Leadership School at Edwards Air Force Base, June 28, 2018. Lopez chose to immerse herself early on in her Air Force civilian career with ensuring she could become the best wingman, leader, and mentor for others. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, poses for her official photo at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Lopez, a United States Navy veteran has been working for the Department of the Air Force since 2013. (U.S. Air Force graphic by 1st Lt. Danielle Rose)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, United States Navy Seaman Recruit smiles for her official photo during bootcamp in March 2007. Lopez credits her time in the U.S. Navy as being her foundation with discipline, resilience, and pride, which later proved to be traits she leaned on when overcoming her mental health struggles. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, smiles while volunteering during the Aerospace Valley Air Show at Edwards Air Force Base Oct. 18-19, 2025. Photography is a way for Lopez to distress, especially when she is able to use her photography skills to support the local Edwards AFB community through aviation. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, poses for a photo during the 412th Test Wing Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 9, 2018. The banquet provided Lopez with the opportunity to witness and celebrate the various work that occurred across the AFTC enterprise community and a perfect event for increasing Airman morale. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

From left, Chief Master Sgt. James “Bill” E. Fitch II, command chief, Air Force Materiel Command, Jacqulyn Lopez, executive administrator, Air Force Test Center, and Lt. Gen. Linda Hurry, commander, AFMC, pose for a photo during AFMC’s Agile Patriot professional development course March 10-12, 2026. The event reinforced to Lopez the value that “wingmanship” brings to mission success and reignited her commitment to supporting the workforce and evolving mission demands. (Courtesy photo)
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Resilience in Motion: Turning Pain into Purpose

Jacqulyn Lopez, Air Force Test Center executive administrator, center, poses for a photo with Airmen after graduating from Airman Leadership School at Edwards Air Force Base, June 28, 2018. Lopez chose to immerse herself early on in her Air Force civilian career with ensuring she could become the best wingman, leader, and mentor for others. (Courtesy photo)
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Air Force Test Pilot School expands collaboration with Air University, reflects broader reach across academia and industry

Maj. Richard Agbeyibor, the assistant dean of faculty for research at the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School, and Noel Zamot, a senior research advisor, briefed students attending the Air Command and Staff College’s Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Leadership seminar on the unique test and evaluation process for autonomous systems, March 31 to April 1 at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. (Courtesy photo)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

The 61st Security Forces Squadron's Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jesus Contreras and 1st Lt. Jared Barnes, pull Senior Airman Alex Davila to safety during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise Close Quarters Battle Course at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 2, 2026. (Air Force photo by Brandon Hernandez)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Air Force 1st Lt. Jared C. Barnes and Senior Airman Noah D. Bugiada, both from the 61st Security Forces Squadron our of Los Angeles Space Force Base, plan their next move during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise Close Quarters Battle Course at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 2, 2026. (Air Force photo by Ariana Ortega)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jesus Contreras, 1st Lt. Jared Barnes and Senior Airman Noah Bugiada of the 61st Security Forces Squadron move to secure a building during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise Close Quarters Battle Course at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 2, 2026. (Air Force photo by Ariana Ortega)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Senior Airman Kendrick Johnson, Senior Airman Chase Delamar, Airman 1st Class Mason Land and Senior Airman Kristian Snoots, all from the 412th Maintenance Squadron clear a room during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise Close Quarters Battle Course at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 2, 2026. (Air Force photo by Ariana Ortega)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Airmen from 412th Maintenance Logistics Squadron team tackle the land navigation course during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 2, 2026. (Air Force photo by Ariana Ortega)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Air Force Senior Airman Isacc Keating, 412th Security Forces Squadron, shoots at a target with his M-4 during the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 1, 2026. (Air Force photo by Brandon Hernandez)
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Edwards AFB Hosts annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise

Air Force Staff Sgt. John Lopez, 412th Security Forces Squadron, carries a sandbag during the physical training competition portion of the annual Advanced Combat Training Exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, March 30, 2026. (Air Force photo by Brandon Hernandez)
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A YFQ-44A takes off from the runway at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., during a Collaborative Combat Aircraft exercise. The Experimental Operations Unit’s exercise united the test authorities of Air Force Materiel Command and the operational authorities of Air Combat Command to fast-track hands-on experimentation at an early stage of development. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ariana Ortega)
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