The event is meant to inspire the Air Force’s current and future workforce, he said.
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The gathering was held at the Dayton Convention Center.
Inspire and Tech Expo provides the base’s researchers, scientists, and engineers, the opportunity to tell their story and share about the things they’re doing, he said.
“It’s important to not forget that what you’re seeing, keeps us safe,” Cooley said.
More than half a dozen experts attended the event to explain what is currently developing in their area of the AFRL.
“This isn’t just turning the crank on engineering problems, we’re really making a difference for war fighters, for our nation,” Cooley said.
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