The Air Force Research Laboratory has reactivated its 56-year-old wind tunnel and plans to cut the ribbon next week on the refurbished facility, marking the culmination of a $2.8 million upgrade project. AFRL and Wyle Laboratories personnel helped complete the upgrade to reopen the facility that was closed in 1996, when aeronautical research funding was in “free fall,” Col. Michael Leahy, the director of AFRL’s Wright Research Site told Timothy Gaffney of the Dayton Daily News. The tunnel is known as the Trisonic Gasdynamics Facility.
National Guard Takes on Vaccine Stigma
March 8, 2021
While the Guard can't force troops to get a COVID-19 vaccine, it is engaged in educational initiatives to keep personnel informed about what's available. "We just try to educate people on the potential benefits of getting the vaccine and we're doing the best we can to let people know that…