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An Inside Look: USAF Test Pilot School's Flight Test Engineering Program

Capt. Bobby Torick, Student, USAF Test Pilot School reads flight data in a control room at USAF Test Pilot School. The F-16 High Angle-of-Attack event, conducted around the 8th month of USAF TPS, is an event where the students design, rehearse and execute a plan that is representative of “real” flight test coordinating with the pilots.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Jessica "Sting'' Peterson, Technical Director, 412th Operations Group flies a glider to simulate a space shuttle approach in Tehachapi. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi, California to fly mountain gliders as part of their Space Test Course.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Skylark North Glider School in Tehachapi, California is where the Space Test Course was conducted. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Skylark North Glider School in Tehachapi, California is where the Space Test Course was conducted. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Skylark North Glider School in Tehachapi, California is where the Space Test Course was conducted. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Skylark North Glider School in Tehachapi, California is where the Space Test Course was conducted. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

A student departs on a glider from Skylark North Glider School to begin the Space Test Course. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi, California to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

A student lands on a glider from Skylark North Glider School to end the Space Test Course. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi, California to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches.
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A Classroom in the Sky: USAF Test Pilot School uses mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches in Tehachapi

Jessica "Sting" Peterson, Technical Director, 412th Operations Group flies on a glider as part of the Space Test Course. To celebrate National Engineering Week, the United States Air Force Test Pilot School based at Edwards Air Force Base went to Tehachapi, California to fly mountain gliders to simulate space shuttle approaches as part of the course.
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Sparking Innovation: 412 MXG's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner

According to 412 MXG, current reverse engineering equipment does not offer measurements to accuracy that the HandyScan3D has. When working with advanced aircraft, this equipment will add more modern capability.
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Sparking Innovation: 412 MXG's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner

To provide inspiration for the future pitch, the 412th Maintenance Group's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner was a successful idea in FY22.  HandyScan3D is a handheld self-positioning laser scanning system that reverse engineers equipment for aircraft.
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Sparking Innovation: 412 MXG's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner

To provide inspiration for the future pitch, the 412th Maintenance Group's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner was a successful idea in FY22.  HandyScan3D is a handheld self-positioning laser scanning system that reverse engineers equipment for aircraft.
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Sparking Innovation: 412 MXG's Advanced Manufacturing 3D Scanner

According to 412 MXG, current reverse engineering equipment does not offer measurements to accuracy that the HandyScan3D has. When working with advanced aircraft, this equipment will add more modern capability.
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The attendees of the Robotic Process Automation Roadshow pose for a photo at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Feb. 7, 2023. The training was open to all Air Force members (military, civilian, and contractors), no background training or certifications were needed to participate. The RPA Roadshow was held to train members on automating every day processes and electronic tasks. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tabatha Arellano)
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Evan Roberts, Robotic Process Automation developer with Department of the Air Force bot team, and Samuel Keniry, command secretary for the 412th Force Support Squadron, pull up a automated bot they created using the UiPath software program as an example to attendees at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Feb,. 7, 2023. The software the RPA Roadshow attendees used was called UiPath, which is widely used across Europe and the United States to automate processes. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tabatha Arellano)
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Robotic Process Automation Roadshow attendees create their own bots for them to use in their work centers, Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Feb. 7, 2023. The training was held to create automation for systems and daily processes to give more time to focus on the mission. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tabatha Arellano)
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Robotic Process Automation Roadshow attendees take a look into creating their own bots for automation at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Feb. 7, 2023. By the end of the three day training, attendees crafted bots that will collaboratively save 3,227 repurposed hours per year, creating a system that automates plugging information into documents and forms used daily. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tabatha Arellano)
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Matthew Lewis, robotic process automation developer with Department of the Air Force bot team, looks over the shoulder of Tyler Borsberry, physical security for the 419th Flight Training Squadron at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Feb. 7, 2023. The RPA Roadshow was a three day training open to all Air Force members (military, civilian, and contractors). (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Tabatha Arellano)
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Celebrating the 100th birthday of General Chuck Yeager

A statue of General Chuck Yeager sits on Yeager Blvd at Edwards Air Force Base, California. This monument honors the flight, the aircraft, a loyal ground crew, and its valiant pilot that first broke the sound barrier October 14th, 1947.
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Celebrating the 100th birthday of General Chuck Yeager

A statue of General Chuck Yeager sits on Yeager Blvd at Edwards Air Force Base, California. This monument honors the flight, the aircraft, a loyal ground crew, and its valiant pilot that first broke the sound barrier October 14th, 1947.
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