Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitCol. David Radomski (center), 412th Test Wing vice commander, joins base residents and Corvias Military Living representatives in cutting the ceremonial ribbon officially opening up the Mojave Sky Community Center April 13.
Green Day once said, “Welcome to Paradise.”
That’s pretty much what base leadership and Corvias Military Living said during a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 13, which officially opened up the new Mojave Sky Community Center.
The 4.5-acre center built by Corvias Military Living features both indoor and outdoor amenities including an Olympic-size swimming pool dedicated for casual swimming. The deepest point is five feet. The outdoor area also has plenty of lounge chairs for sunbathing, showers and bathrooms.
“This community center is contributing to our mission,” said Col. David Radomski, 412th Test Wing vice commander. “It’s taking care of our airmen and ensures they can concentrate on their jobs and contribute to the air power of the United States and the free world.”
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitThe new Mojave Sky Community Center is located off of Fitz-Gerald Blvd. across from Chapel 2.
Radomski, along with base residents and Corvias Military Living representatives, cut the ceremonial ribbon in front of a large crowd of family members, Airmen and base workers. Following the ceremony it was time to go inside and see the amenities.
Inside, the club house is nicely decorated with portraits of flight test history on the walls and themed furniture.
The center has a workout room with exercise equipment and machines along with a basketball half court. The workout room also includes a children’s area.
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitAmong the indoor amenities at the new Mojave Sky Community Center is a workout area with machines and a children’s area.
The Mojave Sky Community Center is intended for base families and residents to relax and gives them a place to hold gatherings with plenty of sitting space, televisions, and a full size kitchen.
But, during the summer, the action will be outside by the pool.
“I really like the mushroom fountain,” said MyNga Day, 412th Test Wing Protocol.
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitThe new Mojave Sky Community Center features an Olympic-size swimming pool made for casual swimming.
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitPictures of historic flight test accomplishments don the interior walls and hallways of the new community center, which officially opened April 13.
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitA billiards table made from a classic Chevy Camaro.
Air Force photograph by Kenji ThuloweitThe new Mojave Sky Community Center features a basketball half court along with a workout area.
