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PEO C3T Launches New Public Web Site
Feb 14, 2011
The newly launched site's homepage welcomes visitors with bold new colors and content centered on PEO C3T's mission: to develop, field and support networked battle command solutions for the Soldiers of today and tomorrow. "The goal was to make the site cleaner and more user friendly," said Joseph Magrino, PEO C3T's Web production manager and graphics team lead. "Our audience wants information as quickly as possible and we satisfy that with simple navigation, an easy search tool and a consistent layout across each of our organization's programs."
Maryland National Guard unit deploys to Iraq
Feb 14, 2011
As the 173 Soldiers of the 1729th Field Support Maintenance Company, Maryland National Guard, prepared to board buses to take them away for year-long deployment to Iraq, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley reminded them of their legacy.
Creating success in STEM education
Feb 14, 2011
STEM education is a multi-tiered undertaking by educators, administrators, government and private industry seeking to improve students' performance in STEM subjects. It is an initiative that leaders at all levels have proclaimed as critical to secure America's standing in the world for generations to come.
Summit first step of concerted STEM advancement
Feb 12, 2011
Area leaders in education, government and industry gathered here Feb. 11 to convene the first of what is expected to be a series of summits on science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.
APG graduates second cohort of future leaders
Feb 11, 2011
The impressive newness of the state-of-the-art Communication-Electronics Command Mission Training Facility auditorium was an appropriate background for the Aberdeen Proving Ground Senior Leadership Cohort graduation ceremony Feb. 9.
TAPS comes to Redstone, showing Families military still cares
Feb 11, 2011
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Earlier this month, Redstone Arsenal reached out to surviving military Families as the installation hosted its first Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors seminar.
Fort Lee facility garners energy, environmental design award
Feb 10, 2011
FORT LEE, Va. (Feb. 11, 2011) -- Fort Lee has earned its first gold rating through the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.
Meeting with the Army acquisition workforce
Feb 10, 2011
The Honorable Frank Kendall, principal deputy under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, met with members of the Army's contracting and acquisition workforces at Fort Belvoir, Va., February 10, to discuss the Department of Defense "Better Buying Initiatives."
AMC sergeant major engages students in scientific competition
Feb 10, 2011
Dozens of talented college students are working on the Army's toughest scientific challenges, and the Army Materiel Command's senior noncommissioned officer shared his expertise as he reviewed their research.
ARDEC Lean Six Sigma teams honored for process, product improvements
Feb 10, 2011
Color-changing paints show potential safety benefits for Soldiers
Feb 10, 2011
Red. Blue. Green. These aren't just colors, but they are indicators that show potential benefits to enhance the safety of U.S. warfighters. Picatinny engineers are working on a new paint formula that will tell Soldiers if their ammunition is safe to use just by looking at the color. Referred to as Thermal Indicating Paints, this formula uses thermochromic polymers to detect temperature ranges that ammunition was exposed to during transport or storage.
AMC Social Media Conference provides guidance, best practices for Soldiers, civilians & families
Feb 10, 2011
Representatives from Picatinny Arsenal's Public Affairs Office got a taste of the Army's social media guidance and best practices at the Army Materiel Command Social Media Conference, hosted at Redstone Arsenal Feb. 2. The guest speaker at the conference was Maj. Juanita Chang, Director of the Online and Social Media Division, Office of the Chief of Public Affairs.
Army deploys science, technology center to Afghanistan
Feb 10, 2011
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command is deploying engineers and scientists to Afghanistan to more expeditiously and efficiently solve Warfighters' technical problems.
DoD Combat Feeding Directorate takes part in JSORF
Feb 10, 2011
Scientists and engineers from the Department of Defense Combat Feeding Directorate at Natick Soldier Systems Center participated in the 2011 Joint Services Operational Rations Forum that took place in early February near Fort Lee, Va.
AUSA and ARCIC announce 2011 Writing Contest
Feb 9, 2011
The Army Capabilities Integration Center (ARCIC) is seeking to identify, discuss and influence the outcome of significante defense issues that affect the U.S. Army. To allow for more direct participation in the public debate of defense-related issues, ARCIC and AUSA are once again co-sponsoring a writing contest. The submission of quality manuscripts is encouraged. The theme is "Capabilities Needed for the Army Future Force, 2025 & Beyond". Papers must be original, unpublished and between 5,000 and 10,000 words, with a one-page synopsis and biography of the author. The deadline for submission is May 31, 2011. A cash prize of $1,000 will be paid to the winner, and all papers will be submitted to AUSA's Institute of Land Warfare for possible publication.
Microsoft, Army highlight Surface 2.0 at multitouch working group
Feb 9, 2011
Microsoft discussed its latest touch-screen technology during a quarterly working group meeting with the Army's leading multitouch researchers and developers, Jan. 25. The Multitouch Mission Command Working Group, which is hosted by CERDEC, brought together more than two dozen organizations from government, industry and academia for discussions and live demonstrations using the existing Surface 1.0 hardware. While no Surface 2.0 hardware has been released to date, CERDEC, has early access to the software and development kits thanks to its Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with Microsoft.
Military contracting specialists prepare for future deployments
Feb 9, 2011
More than 200 contingency contracting warfighters, coming from as far away as Japan, Alaska and Hawaii, descended onto Fort Campbell, Ky., January 24 through February 4, to participate in the 412th Contracting Support Brigade's Operation Joint Dawn, the largest joint contracting field training exercise of its type.
ECBC kicks off mentorship with Edgewood High
Feb 9, 2011
The U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center is targeting at-risk students at a local high school as part of a new outreach effort. Five ECBC mentors volunteered and were assigned to freshmen in the program for at-risk students.
RDECOM coordinates local STEM efforts
Feb 9, 2011
RDECOM is conducting a STEM summit Feb. 11. Invited officials from regional education, industry and government will meet in an attempt to streamline local STEM initiatives.
Cohort students graduate
Feb 9, 2011
Aberdeen Proving Ground Leadership Cohort students share their thoughts about the year-long projects they've been working on. The second Leadership Cohort graduation is today, Feb. 9, at 3 p.m. in the Mission Training Facility Auditorium, Bldg. 6008 on the Team C4ISR Campus, APG.
Army strengthens specialty engineering program
Feb 9, 2011
The U.S. Army is identifying critical engineering specialties at its research, development and engineering centers.
Program Executive Steps Up To Star Status
Feb 8, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- On Feb. 4, Col. Ole Knudson, the program executive officer for missiles and space, donned the one-star insignia of a brigadier general.
Preparing the next generation of leaders
Feb 8, 2011
Our remaining BRAC challenges at Aberdeen will continue to be rebuilding the workforce for missions that are relocating to APG, and to address the second and third order impacts to existing APG tenants caused by opportunities created by unfilled positions.
Surface 2.0 touch-screen tech makes military debut
Feb 7, 2011
The latest touch-screen technology made its military debut Jan. 25, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., as the Army's leading multitouch researchers and developers used the Surface 2.0 during a quarterly working group meeting.
Highbay Lab a virtual beehive of simulation
Feb 7, 2011
The U.S. Army's Aviation, Missile Research Development and Engineering Center's BHIVE Lab provides customers a means to conduct experiments in simulated environments.
Army researcher takes quantum leap with honor
Feb 7, 2011
A senior research scientist from the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center has been named a 2011 Fellow of the American Physical Society for his contributions to physics.
APG, Harford Community College discuss tailoring education to future jobs
Feb 4, 2011
BEL AIR, Md. -- Partnerships with local schools are vital for Aberdeen Proving Ground to meet the challenges of the base realignment and closure, commonly known as BRAC, a senior U.S. Army official said. As APG evolves into the Army's new hub for science and engineering, Maryland and the surrounding region will need to build and retain the workforce to ensure technological support to Soldiers remains strong, said Gary Martin, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command executive deputy to the commander.
Registration Opens for the 6th Annual Army Management Staff College Leadership Symposium
Feb 3, 2011
The AMSC Leadership Symposium, as part of the Army-wide Profession of Arms Campaign, will look at what it means to be an Army Civilian professional with the goal of defining the Army Civilian profession, exploring the opportunities and challenges facing the Army Civilian Corps, and sustaining its future in a transforming Army.
Mapping your life: Embedded data in photos could tip off criminals
Feb 3, 2011
The potential dangers of geotagging and location-based social networking exists. Geotagging is the process of adding geographical identification to photographs, video, web sites and instant messages.
CG participates in ASMDA luncheon; six employees honored
Feb 1, 2011
USASMDC/ARSTRAT was featured prominently at the Air, Space, and Missile Defense Association's annual luncheon Jan. 31 at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Ala. Lt. Gen. Richard P. Formica, commanding general, USASMDC/ARSTRAT, was the guest speaker, and command employees received six of the 13 awards handed out.
One year program masters degree from Columbia University available
Jan 31, 2011
Opportunities are available for Army captains and majors to strengthen their leadership and organization development through the Eisenhower Leader Development Program. By exercising the Enhanced Graduate School Program option, officers may enroll in the 12-month ACS/EGSP program which culminates in a Master of Arts from Columbia University in social-organizational psychology. The ELDP is jointly administered between the U.S. Military Academy and the Teachers College at Columbia University.
Enterprise Email Migration
Jan 31, 2011
During 2011, all Army email users will migrate to Enterprise Email service. Instead of accessing email through local email servers at each installation, they will reach through the network to access email services from centralized servers known as the Department of Defense (DoD) cloud. The migration of email services to the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is part of a larger DoD effort to consolidate information technology services, improve capabilities, and reduce overall costs.
Army Enterprise e-mail migration to begin in February
Jan 28, 2011
Although the road toward Enterprise e-mail may seem complicated, there is a clear map, leaders know where the effort is headed, and the economy sized e-mail box Soldiers have now is about to become a luxury sedan, about 40 times bigger.
Resolve to help Troops Stay Connected, Supplied in the New Year
Jan 28, 2011
Any American can give the gift of connection now and throughout the New Year to troops far from home with All Services Exchange phone and gift cards.
Sgt. Audie Murphy: a legacy continues
Jan 28, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (January 24, 2010) -- Monday, a legacy started by Sgt. Audie Murphy continued with two non-commissioned officers from the U.S. Army Materiel Command Band being honored in a formal ceremony, here.
Picatinny Army Community Service opens new facility
Jan 28, 2011
After years of planning by the Army Community Service and about 11 months of renovations, Picatinny Arsenal's new Army Community Readiness and Support Center opened on Jan. 11.
Hutchison selected as executive director of ACC-Rock Island
Jan 28, 2011
Michael R. Hutchison has been selected Executive Director of Army Contracting Command - Rock Island (ACC-RI) and promoted to the Senior Executive Service. He has been serving as acting executive director and the ACC-RI's principal assistant responsible for contracting since June 2010.
Softball aficionado reflects on Picatinny tradition
Jan 27, 2011
Sports at Picatinny have a long tradition. In 1937, Picatinny employees published a hardcover yearbook called the Ordnance Bomb which captured life on post. In this publication, it was noted that "In the realm of recreational activities at Picatinny Arsenal, athletics have played a prominent part, particularly in the last decade."
Electronic warfare a new career field
Jan 27, 2011
Unique training at Fort Sill has been focusing on the intangible. The subject material: electronic warfare. It's not something Soldiers can touch, taste or see but it's ever present and an asset when respected.
Flying into orbit in small package
Jan 26, 2011
For 35 days, the comings and goings of employees in the Von Braun Complex parking lot were the focus of a group of young engineers involved in an experiment with the first Army-built satellite launched in more than 50 years.
RDECOM commander: Finding source of IED materials is key
Jan 26, 2011
Locating and disabling the source of components in Improvised Explosive Devices is vital to defeating the insurgents who use them.
AMC Band cuts ribbon on new facility
Jan 24, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (January 24, 2011) -- The U.S. Army Materiel Command's Band cut the ribbon on its new facility here, Monday.
RDECOM commander leads panel discussion on training and simulation
Jan 22, 2011
A panel led by Maj. Gen. Nick Justice, commanding general, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, addressed training the American Warfighter in the digital age with substantial budget constraints at the 10th annual TechNet-Orlando Conference.
Picatinny delivers infrared capability to mortars, artillery of all calibers
Jan 20, 2011
PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. -- Soldiers now have capabilities to engage the enemy far more effectively during nighttime operations, following the recent full materiel release of three infrared illuminating cartridges/projectiles.
New commercial development opens at APG
Jan 20, 2011
U.S. Army leaders, elected officials and defense contractors were on hand at the Jan. 20 opening of the Government and Technology Enterprise, a 416-acre complex known as The GATE near APG's gate on Maryland Boulevard.
Celebrating the Contributions of Dr. King on Race Relations
Jan 20, 2011
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. --In honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday, employees at the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command attended a program celebrating the contributions Dr. King concerning the issue of race relations.
Army significantly changing contracting policy, APG leader says
Jan 19, 2011
EDGEWOOD, Md. -- The U.S. Army is significantly changing the way it does business with defense contractors, a senior Aberdeen Proving Ground leader said Jan. 18. Industry has a vital role in helping the military save money as it faces budget cuts, said Brig. Gen. Harold Greene, deputy commanding general, U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command.
Sharing the ride shortens the road
Jan 19, 2011
Up before the sun rises, you climb into your vehicle and drive a long distance alone each day to your job at Natick Soldier Systems Center. When the workday is done, you make a similar journey home. It doesn't necessarily have to be that way. We could save money, help the environment, reduce traffic congestion, and lessen the wear and tear on our vehicles and ourselves by changing the ways we commute to work.
Army Contracting Command renames contracting centers
Jan 19, 2011
The U.S. Army Contracting Command announced today the renaming of its major contracting centers to reflect their geographical locations. The centers provide comprehensive acquisition, contracting, business advisory, production support, and depot-level maintenance services in acquiring, fielding, and sustaining Army weapon systems, services and Soldier support.
APG commander briefs committee on BRAC progress
Jan 18, 2011
The Base Realignment and Closing legislation is set in motion and everything is on schedule, according to Maj. Gen. Nick Justice, senior Aberdeen Proving Ground commander, in testimony to the Maryland Joint Committee on BRAC, Jan. 18.
RDECOM names Obusek as Natick director
Jan 18, 2011
Dr. John P. Obusek was tabbed Jan. 11 as the new director of the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.
NCAA honors Dunwoody with Theodore Roosevelt award
Jan 18, 2011
SAN ANTONIO, Jan 14, 2011 -- Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody joined a short list of distinguished recipients when she was awarded the NCAA's highest award, the Theodore Roosevelt Award, at the NCAA Honors Celebration in San Antonio, Friday.
Gen. Dunwoody awarded the 2011 Theodore Roosevelt award, the NCAA's highest honor
Jan 17, 2011
Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody was awarded the 2011 Theodore Roosevelt award, the NCAA's highest honor.
AMC commander to receive top collegiate athletic honor
Jan 14, 2011
Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, commanding general of the U.S. Army Materiel Command, has been selected to receive National Collegiate Athletic Association's highest honor, the 2011 Theodore Roosevelt award.
3-star flag raises at AMC forward
Jan 14, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- One of the U.S. Army Materiel Command's top leaders started his first official day of work here Monday.
Longtime Spokesman Retires With Big Plans
Jan 14, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- As one of the longest serving public affairs officers in the Army, Bill Congo is known for his work in preparing Soldiers and civilians for the media spotlight.
ARDEC leader underscores materiel enterprise at first town hall
Jan 14, 2011
Starting his new role at Picatinny this summer, ARDEC Director Dr. Gerardo Melendez greeted the workforce, explained his organizational observations and goals, answered questions from employees and presented a slew of awards to some high-achieving scientists.
Picatinny 'squeezes in' solution for MRAP ammo stowage
Jan 14, 2011
As a result of the innovation and expertise of the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC), Soldiers are now using an Army-approved ammo stowage system that is safe, reliable and effective. The system is called MARS, which stands for Modular Ammunition Restraint System. ARDEC has already sent more than 700 into combat zones. But that is only the beginning. The Army estimates that several thousand MARS will be sent to Iraq and Afghanistan within the year.
APG Commander's Corner: APG looks to the future, remembers the past
Jan 14, 2011
Aberdeen Proving Ground is a great place to live and work, but this year it's going to get even better. As we settle into our routines in 2011, I urge you to think about our installation and what you can do to make it better.
AMC safety award winners
Jan 13, 2011
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- The U.S. Army Materiel Command has identified individuals and organizations that have excelled in the areas of safety for fiscal year 2010.
RDECOM consolidates, closes Fort Belvoir office
Jan 12, 2011
FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command completed the consolidation of its headquarters Jan. 7, closing its Fort Belvoir office and relocating personnel to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., as part of force restructuring. RDECOM Chief of Staff Col. John Kilgallon hosted a small ceremony outside Building 1464 to mark the closing.
RDECOM displays at the All-American Bowl
Jan 12, 2011
Education, technology and football collided Jan. 8, during the All-American Bowl with the U.S. Army Materiel Command flexing its technology muscle through the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, a major subordinate command of AMC. See full slideshow
ECBC supports Corps of Engineers with munitions destruction
Jan 12, 2011
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- U.S. Army scientists are destroying conventional munitions discovered in a northwest Washington residential area. Edgewood Chemical Biological Center is assisting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with the project, which started Jan. 11 and will take about two weeks.
Cadets test Army robotics before All-American Bowl
Jan 11, 2011
TARDEC and Army Research, Development and Engineering Command personnel staged science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM demonstrations in nine San Antonio high schools Jan. 3-5.
RDECOM discusses move to APG-North at town hall meeting
Jan 11, 2011
U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command leaders announced the next phase of employee moves Jan. 10, as Chief of Staff Col. John Kilgallon hosted a town hall meeting at the Edgewood Area Conference Center to discuss the workforce migration.
The Army Management Staff College Opens its 3rd Annual Excellence in Education Award
Jan 10, 2011
Announcement of the Army Management Staff College's 3rd Annual Excellence in Education. this award recognizes Army organizations that have invested in professional development programs for the Army Civilian team members. It also promotes the philosophy that education is a lifelong pursuit and a strategic investment for the Army.
Welcome to high-tech Army
Jan 8, 2011
Education, technology and football collided Jan. 8 during the All-American Bowl with the U.S. Army Materiel Command flexing its technology muscle through the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, a major subordinate command of AMC.
Robots play significant role in protecting Warfighter
Jan 7, 2011
Robotic systems created by the U.S. Army reduce the amount of exposure to danger for the American Warfighter.
Night vision just the beginning for Army technology
Jan 7, 2011
Night vision technology developed by the U.S. Army now allows the American warfighter to own the night.
Continuous Army innovation yields improved gunner protection
Jan 7, 2011
Chances are, if a warfighter has deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan, they are familiar with the Objective Gunner Protection Kit, or OGPK. With more than 45,000 of these systems fielded to date, the OGPK is a standard-issue equipment piece for the Army's tactical gunner vehicles - from up-armored Humvees in Operation New Dawn in Iraq and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, as well as Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles.
Army continues to push boundaries of food science
Jan 6, 2011
Technology being developed by Army food scientists may provide the American warfighter meals on the battlefield that taste freshly made up to three years after it was prepared.
Exoskeleton enhances Warfighter strength, reduces injury
Jan 6, 2011
The American Warfighter can easily lift up to 200 pounds and significantly reduce knee and back injuries with emerging technology on display this week in the Army Strong Zone at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Army scientists in town for All-American Bowl give San Antonio students a taste of MREs
Jan 5, 2011
Army scientists visiting San Antonio for the Army's All-American Bowl demonstrated the science behind Meals, Ready-to-Eat for students at East Central High School.
Army outreach delivers options, opportunities to area students
Jan 5, 2011
U.S. Army educational outreach coordinators took science and technology presentations to nine San Antonio high schools this week in hopes of inspiring students to look to the Army for career options and opportunities.
Army engineers display robots at San Antonio schools
Jan 4, 2011
Robotics engineers from U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command give students at San Antonio's Sam Houston High School a first-hand look at how robots empower, unburden and protect the American Warfighter as part of an educational outreach effort during the Army's All-American Bowl week activities.
Holiday Ball offers respite from daily duties
Jan 4, 2011
PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. - Brig. Gen. Jonathan Maddux, Picatinny's commanding general, hosted the Holiday Ball, Dec. 4, along with Dr. Gerardo Melendez, director of the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC).
Lab dedicated to former NSRDEC employee
Jan 3, 2011
Scientists and engineers from throughout the Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center gathered Dec. 9 in the Grant Conference Center to remember a former colleague and honor the Army's commitment to education in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
APG Commander's Corner: Happy New Year!
Dec 29, 2010
Happy New Year to all of us at Aberdeen Proving Ground! I want to start off by congratulating everyone for a successful 2010. We did a tremendous job of supporting the Warfighter.
High-tech Army equipment, robots to also star at 2011 All-American Bowl
Dec 27, 2010
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command will display "Army Strength Through Technology" as part of Army All-American Bowl week activities in San Antonio, Jan. 6-9, 2011.
Aviation and Missile, Research, Development and Engineering Center takes Educational Outreach to Las
Dec 27, 2010
Venue used to build relationships and inform educators about the Army's ever growing civilian employment opportunities and to discuss the building of the future AMRDEC workforce through Educational Outreach.
Aviation and Missile, Research, Development and Engineering Center's Team ED Gives Back
Dec 20, 2010
AMRDEC's Engineering Directorate volunteered with Habitat for Humanity to finish a build at a local house in Huntsville, Alabama.
Robotics systems 'sniff out' chemicals
Dec 20, 2010
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory is leading research in robotic systems that can sniff out chemical agents. ARL's robust research with the University of Michigan and University of Pennsylvania is developing a portable micro gas chromatograph as a system on a chip no larger than a dime.
Season's Greetings!
Dec 17, 2010
As 2010 winds its way to a conclusion, I would like to take a look back at some of the great things that we have done together at NSSC in the past year.
New look and feel to Army Civilian Recruitment Website
Dec 17, 2010
Army Civilian Service baby boomers will be retiring en masse over the next 10 years. To attract the "best and brightest" next generation workforce of Army civilians, a focused enterprise-wide recruitment strategy required the development of a dot com website to promote the Army as an employer of choice.
Command Sergeant Major's Corner
Dec 16, 2010
The holiday season is here and it's time for an overview of responsibilities. As Soldiers, we are mission focused. But people-focus needs to be a priority too. As members of one team -- Team APG -- we must always look out for each other.
Natick Soldier re-enlists on historic spot
Dec 15, 2010
If you are going to re-enlist in the U.S. Army, why not do it where the organization had its origins 235 years ago'
ECBC supports BRAC consumable items transfer to Defense Logistics Agency
Dec 15, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- As the engineering support organization for the transfer of most consumable items to the Defense Logistics Agency, the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Rock Island Arsenal is establishing dialogue between the organizations. The 2005 Base Realignment and Closure called for the transfer of most consumable items to the DLA. The purpose is to enhance the effectiveness of logistics support to operational joint and expeditionary forces.
APG Commander's Corner: 'Tis the season to celebrate Family
Dec 15, 2010
You can tell by the nip in the air the holiday season has arrived. As we celebrate, each in the custom and tradition of our own choosing, I'd like to highlight some of the things going on in our extended family.
ECBC announces engineering collaboration
Dec 14, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Two U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center teams are working across 763 miles to collaborate to better meet its customer's needs. The alliance, ECBC East-West, brings together the Production Test Branch in Rock Island Arsenal, Ill., and the Advanced Design and Manufacturing Division at APG, said Bill Meyer, chief of the Production Test Branch.
'Being With The Young People' Is Military's Best Part
Dec 14, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- Maj. Gen. Francis Mahon doesn't know the number of funerals he has attended in his life as a Soldier, but every one of them has touched his heart.
Warfare and Washington: NCOs tour Picatinny weaponry & Morristown history
Dec 14, 2010
Guns, ammo, technology ... and George Washington. These were items on the agenda for a group of 39 Non-Commissioned Officers from the Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) during their visit to Picatinny Arsenal and Morristown National Historic Park Dec. 7 - 9.
USASMDC/ARSTRAT Change of Command Ceremony
Dec 14, 2010
A change of command ceremony for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command will be conducted at 2 p.m. Dec. 15 at the Bob Jones Auditorium on Redstone Arsenal.
TRiPS-Still Saving Lives
Dec 13, 2010
The Army's Travel Risk Planning System risk assessment tool, found online at the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center website, has proven successful in helping reduce driving fatalities since its Army-wide inception in 2004.
2010 Exodus Message from USACR/Safety Center Leadership
Dec 13, 2010
U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center Leadership thanks Soldliers, Families and Civilians for everything they do for our nation and our Army.
Ground Support Keeps Aviators Flying
Dec 10, 2010
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- There's one sure way to get customer feedback from those who use your systems in the field - bring them to your city of business, provide them with lots of information about product issues and upgrades, and introduce them to the managers who are responsible for providing the best support possible.
Earlier separation notices enable flexibility for Monmouth personnel
Dec 10, 2010
To enable civilian employees declining a transfer of function from Fort Monmouth to Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Md., to apply for retirement and severance pay benefits as soon as possible, the projected date for beginning to issue separation notices to those personnel has been moved up from June 15, 2011, to Jan. 18, 2011.
Lt. Gen. Lynch visits Natick Soldier Systems Center
Dec 10, 2010
NATICK, Mass. - During his Dec. 9 trip to the Natick Soldier Systems Center, Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch, commanding general of Installation Management Command and the assistant chief of staff for Installation Management, reaffirmed his commitment to Soldiers and their Families.
Depot delivers thousands of 'Toys for Tots'
Dec 9, 2010
Employees of the Corpus Christi Army Depot delivered hundreds of bicycles and thousands of toys to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve for their "Toys for Tots" program, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010.
Georgia Southern, Army officials discuss educational opportunities
Dec 9, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Georgia Southern University leaders explored opportunities for their new engineering program with the Army during a tour of the installation Dec. 8. Brig. Gen. Leslie Smith, commanding general of the 20th Support Command (CBRNE) at APG, invited the school's leaders. He graduated from Georgia Southern and Reserve Officer Training Corps in 1985. Georgia Southern President Brooks Keel said he is looking for internship, scholarship and employment possibilities for his students. The school will begin offering mechanical, civil and electrical engineering degrees in the fall of 2011.
Encouraging the next generation
Dec 9, 2010
They asked questions worthy of future scientists, engineers and mathematicians. And why not' Some might be just that.


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"Well-maintained room and good services"
- Posted Sep 29, 2014
The overall experience in the hotel was very good and worthy to pay. It was nearer to bus stand so we found it easily no difficulties found during search. Behaviour of staff and services was very good. Rooms were spacious, neat and clean and well-maintained. I didn't find any indoor and outdoor activities. The food they have provided was good. I had been to this hotel only for two days. It was a relaxation tour with my family. There was no problem at all in check-in and check-out. I would definitely recommend this hotel to other travellers.
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- Rajesh Selva
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"Comfortable rooms, cooperative staff, tasty food"
- Posted Aug 18, 2014
We stayed in Clouds valley and had lovely experience here. The receiving by front office executives was very good. The receptionist took us into the room and she explained everything in detail. The room and the view from the window were superb. The food was very delicious compared to other hotels. Breakfast buffet included many items and they were very tasty. We were satisfied with this hotel and I recommend everybody to stay here.
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- Vishnu
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- 6 Reviews
"very royal stay"
- Posted Aug 13, 2014
According to me it was a good experience in Kerala Guest House Kanyakumari . I got car parking in front of the Hotel, good security, nice rooms, delicious food, good view, good room service etc. According to room�s are very big and wind blowing through the window. I felt royalty there. Especially the food and the service were very good. Overall, I feel secure and nice experience.
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- Vivek
- Lives in Gandhinagar
- 3 Reviews
"Comfortable rooms and cooperative staff"
- Posted Jun 4, 2014
I booked this guest house through my relative. It was our family holiday. I visited it in December 2014. Kanyakumari as a destination is excellent and very peaceful place for visitors. I will recommend this destination for everyone visitors. Appearance of the guest house was normal. Service staff was helpful and cooperative. Room was nice and comfortable. I took food outside form the guest house area. Activities were missing there.
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- Vishnu Sharma
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- Lives in Jaipur
- 1 Review
"Very relaxing stay"
- Posted Mar 18, 2013
Our stay in Kerala House, Kanyakumari was very relaxing. After the hustle and bustle of the Eastern shore of India, Kanyakumari allowed us to work the tiredness out of our systems. And we returned home perfectly rested and energetic enough to return to work.
Best Experience: The location of the Kerala House allowed us to walk out of the hotel in the morning and directly onto the beach. The long morning walks each morning are really the best memories of this trip.
Worst Experience: Unfortunately, our stay in Kanyakumari was marred by frequent powercuts in the city. The lack of a generator in the hotel did give us some sweaty hours in the hotel rooms.
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- Ramasubramanyam K
- Lives in Cochin
- 1 Review
"Average hotel"
- Posted Jan 23, 2013
Average. Not bad. Location is marvelous.
Best Experience: sunrise viewed best from the roof top.
Worst Experience: Mosquito
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- Sunil Patro
- Lives in Bhubaneswar
- 1 Review
"Good Hotel"
- Posted Jan 4, 2013
Good. Support of management in visiting, transport were OK.
Best Experience: Good
Worst Experience: Nothing to mention. Hotel management, assistance all are satisfactory.
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- Viswanathan Nagarajan
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- 1 Review
"Room maintainance was really appreciable."
- Posted Dec 27, 2012
The residential cottages are surrounded by a thick jungle and provides fabulous view of the Warasgaon lake back waters and the surrounding hills. The resort provides day visits (9am to 6pm) with breakfast and lunch for Rs350. The dormitory accommodation with veg meals is for Rs990 per person, The duplex rooms are good and come for Rs 1200 per person with veg meals. Non veg is not provided. Carry your own drinks and snacks.
a camp fire is provided in the evening followed by an entertainment programme before dinner is served. Morning breakfast, sitting in one line, while overlooking the lake is a wonderful experience. If one is adventurous and climbs to the hilltop, one can get a fantastic view of near by Panset Lake.
Best Experience: Stay was awesome
Worst Experience: NA
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- Sk mittal Mittal
- Lives in Chandigarh
- 1 Review
"Kerala guset house is located..."
- Posted Oct 26, 2012
Kerala guset house is located at a central place in Kanyakumari. It was a memorable one and would like to visit again.
Best Experience: Swami Viveka Nanda Memorial
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- Rajendra Prasad
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"Good experience"
- Posted Jul 27, 2012
Overall service at this lodge is very much satisfactory. employees are friendly . but i did not like the food.
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She's kind of been struggling with this in private and since I got pregnant she seems to talk to me less and less. :( We were fairly close before. (My husband and I have been together for over 7 years so we've known each other for awhile.) She very rarely asks about my son and hardly even comments on pictures that I text her. Should I just stop?? I'm really trying to be sensitive to her situation but I also would like to think that she's happy for us.
Last week I sent her a text about how disappointed I am with their mom because she is rather absent as far as grandparents go. (She was so excited about us being pregnant ya da ya da but now . . . seems like she couldn't care less, never calls or wants to know how he's doing.) Maybe this is a family flaw??? So my Sister-In-Law responds with "Well I never really ask about him either but I have an excuse."
I guess the word "excuse" sort of rubs me the wrong way. Is she telling me that she doesn't think about my nephew because she is struggling to have a child on her own? Originally we had thought she would be a good choice for Godmother, but now I'm set against it.
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So, which one do you think...
Yep, exactly what I thought.
I'm not SUPER into it yet as I too for some reason expected something faster. But it's pretty freakin good.
Thought I'd bring you guys in the loop and share.
It's actually hard to see if this is going to be a serious or a jokey song. Could go either way with these images and captions (probably lyrics, but maybe not?).
I'm not an art expert by any means, but these do look like quality work. So, you shouldn't feel like you're ripping people off at least :p.
Maybe try and find others doing similar work and see...
Haha, indeed very Offspringish.
Didn't they do that for Slim Picken's video as well?
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How do I find the gym leader in viridian city?
Also where is the 8 gym
5 years ago
If thats the 8 gym where is the 7 gym cuz I only have 14 badges also I havent been albe to find the hm rock climb does anyone noes where to find both?
5 years ago
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Its blue and you have to beat all the gym leaders in kanto and you can surf to an island and talk to him and hi'll battle you
2 years ago
Viridian City holds the 8th Gym actually. You must have 15 badges before you can do this.
You'll need to Surf south, past Pallet Town into Cinnabar Island. You'll find Blue there. Talk to him and he'll invite you for a match, but in the gym of course.
5 years ago
Yep, He's wright
but he's the HARDEST gym leader of them all, even though it only took me one go at him
My tip EARTHQUAKE
5 years ago
The 7th is Cinnibar Island (actually, it's at Seafoam Island, go in the cave and climb the ladder to find the gym. Or go down the stairs in the rear and make your way down to find Articuno)
5 years ago
Viridian City has the 8th gym and seafoam island has the 7th gym which is blair or something then you go to cinnibar island talk to blue go back to viridian city get past the trainers, battle blue and bob's your uncle, 16 badges
5 years ago
Go to Seafoam Islands and get to the eastern island and the 7th gym is in the top floor.
You'll get TM Rock Climb when you have finished all the gyms. Professor Oak will give it to you. You will need it when climbing Mt. Silver.
5 years ago
The hardest gym leader was in the goldenrod, with her miltank.
4 years ago
you have to get the 7th badge first which you get it from blaine but since his gym from cinnabar island was destroyed he will have his gym in the islands to the right of cinnabar island. you enter the cave go up the latter and hes gym is right there beat him(he has fire type pokemon) and then go to talk to blue the viridian city gym leader. he will be in cinnabar island i think you alreafy know that and when he sees you already have 7 badges he will tell you he will battle you so then go to his gym and beat him after you beat him go to proffesor oak and he will give you the hm rock climb and he will let you go to mt. silver which has a lot of strong pokemon and at the top of the mountain you will find a traines called red and he has pokemon over lv. 80 so be prepared. Hope i helped :)
4 years ago
Once you have all of the other Gym Badges, you have to talk to Blue at Cinnabar Island. After this you can go back to Viridian city to battle Blue.
You can get the Rock Climb HM from Professor Oak after collecting all of the Gym Badges.
3 years ago
You collect the rest of 15 badges and talk to hin on cinnabar island
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When a legendary emcee gets together with a legendary producer, the result is usually a letdown because expectations are impossibly high. However, there's absolutely no letdown in the works when Bun B teams up with DJ Premier for Let Em Know, a track off of his forthcoming album Trill O.G. Bun begins the festivities with a R.I.P. shout-out to the late and great Guru and then Primo jumps in, dropping one of those old school Gang Starr beats that remind you of the early '90s. From there both hip-hop vets showcase why they are still legends in the game: Premier flips a sample of Pimp C's voice to compliment the sharp percussion, and Bun goes hard on the beat, spitting a mixture of lyricism and aggression that offers proof of why he's one of the elite emcees in the game. Add in some classic Primo scratching and you'd be hard pressed to call this song a failure on any level. But I'm just one man, what's your verdict Booth readers? Does Let Em Know have you hyped for Trill O.G.'s August 3, release date?
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