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CECOM Commanding General promoted to major general
Jul 22, 2014
Brigadier General Bruce T. Crawford, Commanding General, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command and APG Senior Mission Commander, was promoted to major general during a promotion ceremony July 21 at the Myer Auditorium here.
Army researchers develop Cargo Pocket ISR
Jul 21, 2014
Researchers at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center in Massachusetts, are developing a pocket-sized aerial surveillance device for Soldiers and small units operating in challenging ground environments.
Chow from a 3-D printer? Natick researchers are working on it
Jul 18, 2014
Army researchers are investigating ways to incorporate 3-D printing technology into producing food for Soldiers.
Eyes in the Sky
Jul 15, 2014
The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, or drone, is considered to be one of the most technically advanced assets the Army has at its disposal and has been used to support combat, security and stability operations throughout Afghanistan. From 2001 to 2008 alone the amount of UAVs in the military increased 25-fold, putting the total UAV assets at more than 5,000. With such a large increase in the use of UAVs, the importance of Sgt. 1st Class Lee Priest's job cannot be overemphasized.
Researchers improve smokes, obscurants technology
Jul 11, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (July 11, 2014) -- During a recent event to study the performance of smoke and obscurants, researchers from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Survivability/Lethality Analysis Directorate set out to improve the process of measuring transmissivity.
311th SC(T) welcomes Curry as command's new CSM
Jul 11, 2014
The 311th Signal Command (Theater) held a change of responsibility ceremony, Tuesday, with Command Sgt. Major Darris Curry accepting the symbolic Noncommissioned Officer's Sword from Command Sgt. Maj. Allen Braswell.
Army tests putting NERO electronic warfare jammer on UAVs
Jul 10, 2014
Last month within the mountainous terrain of The Great Salt Lake Desert at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, the U.S. Army conducted flight testing of an unmanned airborne electronic attack capability known as NERO, or the Networked Electronic Warfare Remotely Operated.
Colonel Charles Young: Buffalo Soldier and Intelligence Officer
Jul 9, 2014
Fort huachuca, Arizona - More than 10,000 black men served in the regiments honorably called the Buffalo Soldiers. Some of these men, such as Henry O. Flipper and Benjamin O. Davis, are historically prominent and fairly well-known to students of American history. However, a great number remain unknown or their accomplishments buried as footnotes to history. One such man with a significant link to Fort Huachuca and military intelligence is Colonel Charles D. Young.
Reinvigorating the Army's deployment readiness
Jul 8, 2014
The Army Power Projection Program Rapid Expeditionary Deployment Initiative will improve expeditionary deployment readiness and help the Army provide forces to meet global combatant commander requirements on short notice.
Scientists break new ground with 3-D printing composites
Jul 7, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (July 7, 2014) -- When Army research and development investments in additive manufacturing pay off, future warriors who need hard-to-get devices, such as unmanned aerial vehicles or medical devices, may be able to print them on the spot.
LTG Alva R. Fitch Creates MI Branch
Jul 7, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Alva R. Fitch graduated from the US Military Academy in 1930. The United States was in the midst of the Great Depression, still recovering from the loss of life and innocence that came from their participation in World War I. At the tender age of 23, the young 2nd Lieutenant couldn't have imagined that another war on a global scale was brewing overseas.
New STEM program launches on APG
Jul 7, 2014
"Someday you are going to make a difference." A group of Harford County high school students heard these encouraging words during the opening ceremony of a new Army STEM program at the APG Recreation Center ballroom Monday.
Independence Day 2014 tri-signed letter
Jul 3, 2014
Celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner and the Soldiers, families and civilians who uphold its Honor and Dignity
111 MI Bde. changes leaders during ceremony with unusual touches
Jul 3, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - The 111th Military Intelligence Brigade began its change of command ceremony on Chaffee Parade Field with two special events to bid farewell to its outgoing Commander Col. Richard "Mike" Monnard, and to welcome incoming Commander Col. Kevin Wilkinson, June 27.
'Number one Intel captain' receives Weinstein Award
Jul 3, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - As part of the Military Intelligence Corps Hall of Fame Induction two-day event, Maj. Gen. Robert Ashley, commanding general, U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, along with members of the Weinstein Family, took a moment to recognize a Soldier who excels in the Military Intelligence field. They presented him with the Lt. Gen. Sidney T. Weinstein Award for Excellence in Military Intelligence, June 27.
Mission completed for FH MI soldier, Olympic Medal Received
Jul 3, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Representing both the U.S. Army and the United States, Capt. Chris Fogt, an officer currently attending the Military Intelligence Captain's Career Course here, won a Bronze medal during the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
New HT-JCOE award recognizes Army honor graduates
Jul 3, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - The Human Intelligence Training -- Joint Center of Excellence has begun recognizing the Army honor graduates of its Source Operations Course and the Defense Advanced Tradecraft Course with the Col. KB Reid Human Intelligence Award.
1st Signal Brigade welcomes new CSM at change of responsibility ceremony
Jul 2, 2014
The 1st Signal Brigade held its Change of Responsibility Ceremony at USAG Yongsan's Knight Field June 25.
Under Secretary Carson poses 10 questions to Army
Jul 1, 2014
Under Secretary of the Army Brad Carson posed 10 questions to members of the Association of the U.S. Army at their monthly breakfast, June 26, 2014, dealing with the size and composition of the Army, modernization and readiness.
CECOM hosts global communications exercise at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Jul 1, 2014
"Effective Cyber operations in a Joint Information Environment" was the focus of this year's Joint User Interoperability Communications Exercise (JUICE) hosted by U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., during the month of June.
309th MI Bn. gains new leader
Jun 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - In a well-attended ceremony by both Soldiers and Civilians, Lt. Col. Laura Knapp, 309th Military Intelligence Battalion outgoing commander, passed the guidon to Lt. Col. Erich Spragg, incoming commander, June 20 on Fort Huachuca's Chaffee Parade Field.
OCS Hall of Fame inducts USAICoE chief of staff
Jun 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Col. Jeffrey Jennings, chief of staff of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence, Fort Huachuca, and an Arizona native, was inducted into the U.S. Army Officer Candidate School, or OCS, Hall of Fame during a ceremony May 19, in the National Infantry Museum at Fort Benning, Georgia.
NETCOM welcomes new senior enlisted leader
Jun 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - The U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command, NETCOM, held an assumption of responsibility ceremony for the command sergeant major position June 20, in the command's auditorium in Greely Hall.
Family Child Care Program here offers unique employment opportunity
Jun 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - As Suzette Gray's family started to grow, her Family time was decreasing.
CECOM CG and Senior Mission Commander of APG Nominated and Confirmed for Second Star
Jun 30, 2014
Brig. Gen. (P) Bruce T. Crawford, commanding general of U.S. Communications-Electronics Command was confirmed for promotion to major general on June 25 by the U.S. Senate.
Army invites public to comment on environmental impacts of possible force reductions
Jun 26, 2014
The Department of the Army has completed a Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Assessment (SPEA) for Army 2020 force structure realignment and is making a draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FNSI) available for public comment. All interested members of the public, federally-recognized Indian or Alaska Native tribes, Native Hawaiian groups, federal, state, and local agencies are invited to review and provide comments. Comments will be accepted until August 25.
Aberdeen Proving Ground Celebrates 154th Anniversary of the Signal Corps
Jun 24, 2014
Brig. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, commanding general of the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, took the opportunity during a celebration of the Signal Corps' 154th anniversary to recognize the regiment's past contributions while addressing its relevancy for the future strategic environment.
41st Signal Battalion welcomes new commander
Jun 23, 2014
The 41st Signal Battalion hosted a change of command ceremony June 16 to mark the change of Battalion leadership of the "First Brigade's Best" at the soccer field across from Burke Towers.
20th CBRNE Command hones capabilities during exercise
Jun 20, 2014
The U.S. Army's sole formation dedicated to combating the full range of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive threats facing our nation is honing its mission command capabilities during a nation-wide training exercise this week, in Maryland, Texas, and California.
Change of Command starts anew with one, says farewell to another
Jun 20, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Lt. Col. Jaren Price, outgoing commander, passed the guidon to Col. Richard Monnard, brigade commander, 111th MI Brigade., who then passed it to Lt. Col. Candice Frost, incoming commander, during the event, representing a symbolic transfer of leadership.
309th MI Bn. welcomes new command sergeant major
Jun 20, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Holding onto their belongings, Soldiers, Families and members from surrounding communities welcomed Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Roman as the newest member of the 309th MI Bn. team and bid farewell to outgoing Command Sgt. Maj. Julie Guerra.
NETCOM G5 retires, next step -- teaching math
Jun 20, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - A combined retirement and retreat ceremony was held in front of the U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command headquarters, Greely Hall, June 10, as the Army said farewell to a Soldier with 30 years of service to the Army and the nation.
William Harryman, presents Male Survivors of Sexual Assault to Fort Huachuca Unit Victims
Jun 20, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - William Harryman, MSC, NCC, MS presents Male Survivors of Sexual Assault to Fort Huachuca Unit Victim Advocates.
NETCOM Soldiers vie for top spots
Jun 19, 2014
Soldiers from Signal commands and brigades from around the globe pushed themselves and each other through grueling events here June 9-13, during the 2014 Network Enterprise Technology Command Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year Competition.
Special Forces - A Smaller Footprint
Jun 18, 2014
Experts at a conference on special operations forces in Tampa make the case for special forces operators, globally networked across nations as a cost-effective solution to threats, like terrorism, extremism and hostile neighbors. Features soundbites from Vice-Admiral Sean Pybus, Commander, NATO Special Forces Headquarters and Stu Bradin, CEO Global SOF Foundation and footage from a multi-national live exercise in Tampa, Florida. Also available in high definition.
APG JUICE Active Shooter Simulation Training Event
Jun 18, 2014
The Aberdeen Proving Ground Police Department together with Team Command, Control Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) conducted an active shooter training simulation in conjunction with the Joint Users Interoperability Training Exercise (JUICE) on June 10, 2014 at APG.
How to report a crime to Army CID: '1-844-ARMY- CID' released
Jun 17, 2014
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, commonly known as CID, continues its campaign to combat crime in the Army by adding a new toll-free telephone number, 1-844-ARMY-CID (844-276-9243), designed to be easy to remember allowing Soldiers, civilians and family members to report a crime 24/7.
Commission seeks service members' compensation preferences
Jun 16, 2014
The commission tasked by President Barack Obama and Congress to modernize military compensation and benefits programs is seeking input from service members on their preferences.
Network forensics makes an impact at the Army's NIE
Jun 16, 2014
A potent mix of software and methodologies borrowed from civilian industry makes a tremendous impact for the Army's large-scale technology evaluation
Improved service is rooted in customer feedback
Jun 16, 2014
SAN ANTONIO (June 9, 2014) -- The Installation Management Command staff at every garrison, region, and the headquarters remains focused on customer service and providing the most efficient and effective services to all customers. However, we depend on those who use IMCOM services to inform our staff of ideas for improvement or to provide feedback on the services received. The best tool for this purpose is the Interactive Customer Evaluation (ICE) system.
Expert: Army must adapt to globalization
Jun 13, 2014
Students in the Maneuver Captains Career Course got a look into the workings of a globalized world June 5, 2014, during the latest installment of the Combat Leader Speaker Program.
Happy 239th Birthday, U.S. Army!
Jun 13, 2014
Two hundred thirty-nine years ago, our nation's leaders established the Continental Army. On June 14, we celebrate 239 Years of Our Profession.
Mama Bear, two cubs rescued on fort with peaceful ending
Jun 13, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - As bystanders called for assistance, the cubs ran up a tree just off Christy Avenue and the mother bear ran up another tree about 100 feet away. When emergency responders and wildlife officials arrived, they blocked off the area and devised a plan to capture the bears.
Dry weather triggers increased fire restrictions on fort
Jun 13, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - In conjunction with the U.S. Forest Service, the fire condition in the Coronado National Forest and Fort Huachuca was changed to "VERY HIGH" as of June 5.
Get into summer swim with safety in mind
Jun 13, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - It's enjoyable to spend an afternoon at the lake or poolside, especially in the desert heat. According to the Red Cross, swimming is the most popular summer activity. Safely enjoy the pool, tubing down the river, boating on the lake or other water activity.
Transitioning: Benefits to starting ACAP early
Jun 13, 2014
Congress has given the authority for transitioning Soldiers who have served a minimum of 180 days on active duty to begin using Army Career and Alumni Program services 18 months prior to their expiration term of service and two years prior to their retirement date.
Shadow UAV a highlight of distinguished visitor day at Saber Strike
Jun 12, 2014
The Michigan National Guard Shadow Unmanned Aerial Vehicle was one of the highlights of the Saber Strike distinguished visitor day at Adazi Military Base in Latvia on June 12, 2014.
Army develops first-of-its kind phase-coherent fiber laser array system
Jun 11, 2014
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Computational and Information Science Directorate's Intelligent Optics Team, along with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Labs, Optonicus and various academic partners, recently developed, engineered, demonstrated and delivered the world's first known working Adaptive Phase Coherent Fiber Laser Array system, which will better enable Soldiers' directed energy weapons and laser communication systems on the battlefield.
INSCOM welcomes new commanding general
Jun 11, 2014
U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command welcomes incoming commanding general Maj. Gen. George J. Franz III and bids farewell to outgoing commander Maj. Gen. Stephen G. Fogarty, during a ceremony at Fort Belvoir, May 30.
Mindfulness study explores way for Soldiers to manage stress
Jun 10, 2014
Dr. Valerie Rice with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory has been looking at virtual worlds and peaceful real-life retreats for the last three years on behalf of the Army Study Program to explore whether mindfulness could be helpful to reduce stress for Soldiers or veterans facing post-traumatic stress disorder, or other psychological issues.
President Obama pays respects, remembers heroes at Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial
Jun 6, 2014
President Barack Obama and French President François Hollande spoke to more than 10,000 attendees at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in Colleville-Sur-Mer, France, June 6, 2014, commemorating the memory of the Soldiers who gave their lives 70 years ago fighting to end the Nazi reign over Europe.
William F. Friedman -- Master Code-Breaker
Jun 6, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - In 1933, an American businessman paid $100,000 for the North American rights to a German-made cipher machine invented in 1924. The machine was touted by its inventor as absolutely indecipherable. The businessman submitted an encoded 200-word messaged to the Army's newly created Signals Intelligence Service, or SIS, as a challenge. William Friedman, head of SIS, accepted the challenge, thinking it would be a useful training exercise for his small team of young cryptanalysts
111th MI Brigade announces AIT Platoon Sergeant of Year
Jun 5, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. -After more than two days of intense physical and mental challenges, the 111th Military Intelligence Brigade announced Sgt. 1st Class Charles Sheffield, Company B, 309th Military Intelligence Battalion, as the 2014 Advanced Individual Training Platoon Sergeant of the Year on Wednesday.
Are you walking the talk?
Jun 5, 2014
While it is disheartening to hear stories of junior enlisted Soldiers making poor decisions and paying for them with their lives, it is demoralizing to hear stories of Army leaders who do the same. Odds are the behaviors demonstrated by these Soldiers -- even the leaders -- were not first-time occurrences, and someone else probably had the opportunity to observe the behaviors in action. What do leaders convey to their Soldiers when they act irresponsibly? Perhaps some of the young Soldiers' poor decisions were a result of messages received from their leaders' actions.
Spouses appreciated, recognized through career development assistance programs
Jun 5, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Being an Army spouse is more than just a way of life. As one of the toughest jobs in the military, some may consider it a full-time job, but for others the job extends outside of their home.
Post promotes summer safety with fair, comedy show
Jun 5, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - In accordance with the Army's 101 Critical Day of Summer safety campaign, Fort Huachuca held its annual Summer Safety Expo at Barnes Field House May 29 -- 30.
Army Cyber Command, Army Guard sign memorandum to integrate cyber protection team
Jun 5, 2014
Army Cyber Command, or ARCYBER, and Second Army and the Army National Guard, or ARNG, signed a memorandum of understanding June 5 that provides for an ARNG cyber protection team to align with Army Cyber Command and Second Army.
Unit representatives learn about suicide intervention
Jun 5, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. -Suicide Prevention Program Trainer Ben Bauman facilitates the Ask, Care, Escort -- Suicide Intervention training at Murr Community Center May 28. The purpose of ACE-SI training is to "train-the-trainer" so they can go back to their organizations or units and teach the suicide intervention course to small groups in order to give them the benefit of the training.
Arizona Army Guard adds new elements to suicide prevention training
Jun 5, 2014
FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. -- Soldiers are trained to never leave a fellow Soldier behind with suicidal thoughts just as they are trained to never leave a Soldier behind on the battlefield.
Veterinary Corps celebrates 98 years of service
Jun 4, 2014
U.S. Army Medical Command and the Office of the Surgeon General wish the Army Veterinary Corps a happy anniversary as they celebrate 98 years of faithful service on June 3.
Colonel Ethan Allen Hitchcock Forms Mexican Spy Company, 5 June 1847
Jun 4, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - This Week in M.I. HistoryColonel Ethan Allen Hitchcock Forms Mexican Spy Company.
How much fluid do I really need during my race or workout? Q's and A's
Jun 4, 2014
How much fluid do I really need to drink during my race or workout? This first response is now outdated, I'll share it anyway: Prior to 2007, guidelines from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the American Academy of Sports Medicine recommended the following:
Shadow UAS platoon has 15th successful launch in Latvia
Jun 3, 2014
An unmanned aerial surveillance platoon from the Michigan National Guard launched their 15th RQ-7B Shadow Unmanned Aircraft System into the Latvian skies at Lielvarde Air Base, Latvia, May 31, 2014.
A program for our emerging leaders
Jun 3, 2014
Army acquisition career education and training update.
Natick studies how fatigue affects Soldiers
Jun 2, 2014
A new collaborative study at Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center looks at biomechanics and cognitive responses simultaneously to help determine how fatigue affects both the mind and body of Soldiers.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
Jun 2, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. -Bill Niemyer and Nick Gilmore teach Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training to a select group Sexual Harassment Assault Response and Prevention Victim Advocates at Fort Huachuca, Az. The ASIST workshop is for caregivers who want to feel more comfortable, confident and competent in helping to prevent the immediate risk of suicide.
B Troop hosts Riding School graduation
May 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - B Troop -- 4th Regiment, U.S. Cavalry (Memorial) graduated three new riders May 22 on Brown Parade Field. Around 60 Soldiers, Family members and friends witnessed them complete an open-field pistol charge down the field with the rest of the horsemen and receive their graduation spurs and certificates.
AAFES team member 'Mama B' retires after 31 years
May 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - For Barbara Slaughter, or 'Mama B' as her coworkers often called her, it was a bittersweet day as she put in her final hours on the clock with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service May 23, retiring after 31 years.
Moments matter, seconds count
May 30, 2014
You never know what Mother Nature has in store: After what seemed like an endless winter, it appears we've skipped over spring and plunged straight into summer! I'm sure it's a welcome change for our Soldiers, but the short seasonal transition has put many of us leaders at a disadvantage.
101 Critical Days of Summer safety campaign begins, safety in mind
May 30, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - 101 Critical Days of Summer safety campaign begins, keep safety in mind.
TRADOC recognizes Army's best instructors
May 30, 2014
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command recognized the best instructors in the Army during a ceremony at the Morelli Auditorium on Fort Eustis, Va., May 30, 2014.
Medication Reconciliation Awareness Month educates benefiaries about prescription process
May 29, 2014
Kenner wants to ensure that your medication reconciliation process is completed to ensure safe care is provided to the patients the clinic serves. Medication cards are available at our pharmacy to assist you in this process. Questions about your medications can be answered by a pharmacist in our pharmacy department and for more in-depth questions and review we have a clinical pharmacist that can be seen by appointment. With your involvement in this process the health care team can improve the safe use of the medications you are taking.
Post, off-post community observes Memorial Day
May 29, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - In honor of our nation's fallen military service members, U.S. Army Garrison and partner organizations hosted a Memorial Day Observance at the Post Cemetery Monday. More than 100 attendees were projected to attend the event which not only recognized the service of those who died, but ensured they would never be forgotten.
Fort Huachuca honors local Soldier as TRADOC NCO Instructor of Year
May 29, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Fort Huachuca has a new claim-to-fame to add to its list as it is now home of the 2013 U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Noncommissioned Officer Instructor of the Year, Staff Sgt. Sony Merus.
Team Army wins gold at Special Olympic games
May 28, 2014
Military and federal employees from around the National Capital Region provided volunteer support during Military Day at the annual Special Olympic summer games hosted by Special Olympics D.C., at the Catholic University in Washington D.C., May 21, 2014.
Signal Soldiers Compete for Best Warrior
May 28, 2014
Commitment to excellence, desire to succeed, and an unquenchable thirst to improve. Six Soldiers and NCOs of the 311th Signal Command (SC) said these were the motivations that drove them to be recognized and selected to compete in this year's annual Best Warrior Competition (BWC), May 9-13, 2014.
Army tests network capabilities at NIE 14.2
May 27, 2014
With an unprecedented level of Joint and international involvement, Network Integration Evaluation 14.2, the seventh in a series of semi-annual field evaluations which focused on improvement and simplification of the Army's networked capabilities, came to a close May 22, 2014, at Fort Bliss, Texas.
B Troop 'changes reins' during ceremony on FH
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - B Troop -- 4th Regiment, U.S. Cavalry (Memorial) held its change of command ceremony on Brown Parade Field May 16.
General Myer School principal retires after 53 years in education
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - As the academic school year ended for students May 22, Connie Johnson, General Myer Elementary principal, walked through school hallways one last time as she retired after 53 years as an educator. "Mrs. Johnson has had a monumental impact on students, our staff and me over the years," said Jan Camps, General Myer School counselor. "I have worked with her for 25 years and no one compares to her in terms of dedicating their life to children and education."
Post policy, New database helps pet owners comply
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - The Fort Huachuca Veterinary Treatment Facility, or VTF, reminds all pet owners of the importance of registering and micro-chipping their beloved four-legged friends and keeping vaccinations up-to-date.
Post provides Safe Ride Program to prevent drunk driving
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - The Fort Huachuca Army Air Force Exchange Service, or AAFES, in coordination with the Community Health Promotion Council's Installation Prevention Team offers Soldiers, Families and Civilians a way to prevent drunk driving with the Safe Ride Program.
Harriet Tubman: Nurse, Spy, Scout
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Major General David Hunter, Union commander of the Department of the South, issued the valuable military pass in 1861. It read: "Give her free passage at all times, on all government transports. Harriet… is a valuable woman. She has permission, as a servant of the government, to purchase such provisions from the Commissary as she may need."
Army to observe National Safety Month in June
May 27, 2014
The Army will begin its annual observance of National Safety Month June 1, and senior leaders are encouraging Soldiers, civilian employees and their Family members to use the time to focus on mitigating summertime risks.
Marines, Army compete, demonstrate teamwork, build morale
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Marines, Army compete, demonstrate teamwork, build morale.
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month celebrated with ethnic dance, food
May 27, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - The Fort Huachuca Military Equal Opportunity Office and the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence, or USAICoE, hosted an Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Observance at Thunder Mountain Activity Centre May 20 to recognize the contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in American history.
U.S. Army Intelligence School at Fort Devens closes, leads to construction boom at Fort Huachuca
May 27, 2014
In May 1990, the Army announced that $129 million of planned construction would take place at Fort Huachuca, most of that being new buildings to accommodate the students, instructors and administrative personnel projected to transfer from Fort Devens, Mass., in connection with the Base Realignment and Closure, or BRAC, Act of 1988. This was the culmination of a two-decade-long effort to consolidate all military intelligence, or MI, training at Fort Huachuca.
Tens of thousands draw attention to POWs, MIAs as part of Rolling Thunder XXVII
May 26, 2014
As part of the Rolling Thunder XXVII motorcycle rally, tens of thousands of veterans and their supports gathered on their motorcycles this Memorial Day weekend in the nation's capital to draw attention to service members who may still be prisoners of war, or who are still missing in action.
World War II Veteran awarded Bronze Star, fourth Purple Heart
May 21, 2014
SCOTT AFB, Illinois, May. 21, 2014 -- World War II Veteran, former U.S. Army Technical Sergeant Donald L. Cook, was awarded the Bronze Star and a fourth Purple Heart for his actions in combat during the Battle of Luzon in a ceremony at his home in Lesterville, Missouri Sunday.
Researchers develop hands-free, eyes-free navigation for Soldiers
May 15, 2014
Researchers at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory continue to develop and evaluate methods for navigation and communication that are "hands-free, eyes-free and mind-free" to aid Soldiers in the field.
Post recognizes 'other halves' on Military Spouse Appreciation Day
May 15, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - In accordance with Military Spouse Appreciation Day, Fort Huachuca recognized the important role spouses play in today's Army by hosting an evening out at Thunder Mountain Activity Centre May 9.
Mountain Vista Communities celebrates 5th year, hosts luau
May 15, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - Mountain Vista Communities celebrates 5th year, hosts luau
Motorcycle deaths on the rise, riders stay aware, keep training updated
May 15, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. -Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month kicked off nationally May 1, but Army leaders are encouraging riders to be aware of motorcycle safety every day, year-round.
LRC provides support to deploying Soldiers
May 15, 2014
Fort Huachuca, Az. - As Soldiers of the 40th Expeditionary Signal Battalion deployed May 1 and 4, they not only received emotional support from loved ones and friends, but also earlier logistical support from the divisions of the Logistics Readiness Center.
White becomes 10th Soldier to receive Medal of Honor since 9/11
May 14, 2014
Former Sgt. Kyle Jerome White was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Barack Obama at a White House ceremony May 13, 2014, making him the sixth living Army recipient, and the 14th service member overall, to earn the medal in either Iraq or Afghanistan.
Faces of the Force: Daniel Woolley
May 14, 2014
Software engineer turned chief architect hardwires the Army of 2020
Smartphone app aids victims of sexual assault
May 13, 2014
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command recently developed a "We Care" app that can be used by victims of sexual assault, those who witness sexual harassment or assault, and those in need of suicide prevention help.
Arlington National Cemetery to celebrate 150 years
May 12, 2014
"Arlington at 150" is the theme for Arlington National Cemetery's sesquicentennial celebrations, slated to run from May 13 to June 16, 2014.
Networking the Future Warrior
May 12, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (May 12, 2014) -- Today, the Army has a tactical network that provides commanders and Soldiers with information down to the lowest echelons of the battlefield -- but that is held together with the digital equivalent of duct tape and chewing gum.
New undersecretary highlights value of service, sacrifice
May 12, 2014
Brad R. Carson was sworn in as the Under Secretary of the Army during a ceremony at the Pentagon, May 9, 2014.
Commissary, TRICARE adjustments needed to retain readiness, senators told
May 12, 2014
Slowing the growth of military pay and housing allowances, reducing commissary subsidies and adjusting TRICARE costs will save $31 billion over the next five years and enable enhanced readiness, senior leaders told lawmakers.


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March 17, 2013
NU lands 4-star QB
Louie Vaccher
The four-star signal caller from Wheaton (Ill.) North chose Northwestern over offers from more than a dozen other schools, including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Penn State, Mississippi and NC State.
The 6-foot-4, 197-pounder is ranked as the No. 234 recruit in the country. He boasts a 4.6 40-yard dash and a 3.5 GPA, making him an ideal fit for the Wildcat program.
Thorson was last on campus for an overnight visit in early March, when he was hosted by superback Dan Vitale of crosstown rival Wheaton Warrenville South.
Thorson told Rivals' Edgy Tim O'Halloran after the visit that several things stood out about the Northwestern program.
"Really it's everything they have to offer," he said. "The football team won 10 games last season and a bowl game and they just seem to get better and better every year. The coaches and the players all seem like great guys. The academics and the after-graduation opportunities are just as impressive. Overall Northwestern was just a really impressive visit for me."
Northwestern signed quarterback Matt Alviti in this year's class, so the addition of Thorson means that the Wildcats now have landed four-star QBs in each of the last two classes.
Thorson joins cornerback Jordan Thomas in the Class of 2014. His recruiter is running backs coach Matt MacPherson, and offensive coordinator Mick McCall was also heavily involved.
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How online maps are helping to put the multi-channel in multi-channel retailing - and how the map providers are changing their approach to expand distribution.
Chances are most consumers who frequent the Internet know MapQuest.com. Mapping and driving directions are one of the most popular resources on the web. MapQuest's Business Solutions, the unit that provides that mapping functionality to third parties, is less generally known-that is, unless you're a retailer: MapQuest is the provider for about 6 out of every 10 retailers that make maps available to consumers on their sites.
That makes MapQuest currently the largest provider of maps and road directions to retailers and other third parties, at a time when consumers are coming to expect them as an extension of store locator features attached to the web sites of larger multi-channel retailers and others.
Shifting landscape
MapQuest, owned by AOL, is the longest-established mapping services provider online and in little imminent danger of losing its first-mover advantage. But the landscape is shifting. Online maps' appeal to consumers, and their ability when posted on a retail site to help lock in online shoppers for the last mile of web-to-store purchases, have attracted the attention of other providers willing to supply sites with maps and road directions on a third-party basis.
And there's a twist: MapQuest has built a business model on selling such services, with b2b pricing for its licensed products starting at an annual $5,000, and going higher depending on usage and the particular feature set involved. But since last year, both Google and Yahoo have offered an application programming interface that allows web developers-and the retailers and other businesses they work for-to access a degree of mapping functionality and put it on their site for free.
What do the portals get out of offering at no charge some of the mapping capacity that has been provided at a fee? Brand exposure, for one thing. "One of the things we get is name recognition by making sure folks have access to our maps, whether they are on a Yahoo site, a retailer's site, a blog or wherever," says Vince Maniago, product manager for Yahoo Local and Maps.
It also helps position the portals for potential local advertising opportunities in the future. "It means they will have a larger share of the Internet mapping business," says Matt Booth, vice president and program director of interactive local media at local search and advertising consultants The Kelsey Group. "Over time, many people believe, the larger the control you have over mapping services, the more advertising and the more integrated services you will be able to run on maps."
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For example, in a recent earnings call, Google discussed its hopes to integrate live inventory data feeds directly into its online maps in the future, allowing consumers to mouse over a map see what's in stock in a local store without having to leave the house or call to find out. "Over time, it makes sense to have live inventory feeds go directly to a map. Then you can run interstitial advertising over them as well," says Booth.
The free APIs currently don't offer the same degree of customization to the business user that the licensed products from MapQuest do, but "free" can be a powerful incentive, particularly for smaller retailers that might not otherwise have access to maps. And in fact, MapQuest covered its bases by adding a free API to its lineup of mapping products a few months ago. That free API expands the b2b options at MapQuest from a web services product all the way to an entire licensed mapping platform the retailer can run behind its own firewall.
The marketplace will determine the relative merits of the free APIs for the business owners that use them and the portals that offer them. And increasingly, advanced functionality tied to mapping services on the site will become a means of retail site differentiation. But in the meantime, rising competition among mapping service providers is sending a clear message to retailers: It's not enough to tell customers where you are, you also have to tell them exactly how to get there.
"The value of location awareness in retail goes well beyond the simple and what we now think of as ubiquitous store locator, " says Christian Dwyer, MapQuest's director of operations. "Look at where retailers are going-they are offering the ability to research online, purchase in the store, buy it online and do store pickup and return. Location awareness is becoming a key enabler for an effective multi-channel strategy."
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Yahoo is one such portal, and while traffic and eyeballs are currency to a portal, Yahoo recognizes merchants' desire for control. "We have not done any merchant research to explore that value, but certainly, that is one of the reasons we offer the syndication of the API that lets you put our maps on your site, so that you can control that experience completely," says Maniago.
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"They told me I had to go get it myself," she said. "I'm not real happy."
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Sale of Spare Bus
September 3, 2015
Dansville Schools is selling a spare bus. If you are interested and need more information, please contact the Superintendent's office. Interested parties must contact Amy Hodgson no later than Friday September 18, 2015 by 3 pm.
A Letter From The Superintendent
August 26, 2015
Dear Aggie Family,
As this beautiful summer starts to wind down and thoughts turn towards fall, it is my hope that this newsletter finds you both well and ready for another school year! These last few weeks would be a great time to help gear your children up for the start of school by encouraging them to read, practice math facts and work on educational apps/online games. Transitioning sleep schedules at the beginning of September would also help students prepare for a successful start to the 2015-16 school year!
District Goals: At the end of each year, we analyze our district's data to develop our goals for the next school year. The 2015-16 school year academic focus will again center around increasing student achievement in science, social studies and writing. We will also implement an entirely new math curriculum called "Go Math!" in every building! Thank you to the Dansville Schools Education Foundation and their supporters in the community. It is because of their financial commitment, in addition to help from Ingham ISD, that we were able to purchase this highly touted research-based math curriculum!
We will focus on two additional goals this year as well. The first is to create a culture of career and college readiness and the second is to help our Aggie Family learn more about the importance of key mindsets. You will learn more about each of these as the school year unfolds. We also remain committed to meeting the needs of all students by providing additional support classes and interventions in each of our buildings. Positive behavior will also continue to be taught and then recognized and reinforced through our Aggie Buck program in each building.
Facilities Improvements: We made several facilities improvements over the summer as we continue to implement our long-term asset management plan. Last summer a large portion of the high school roof was replaced, so we started to replace the carpet throughout the high school building this summer. The highest traffic areas-the high school office and hallways- have new carpet and then we plan to replace the carpet in the classrooms. The high school gym floor also received much needed and overdue work this summer as it was sanded down and repainted thanks to a partnership between the district and our Athletic Boosters. All of these improvements were made possible by the investment of the community in our school through your support of the sinking fund. Thank you!
We are also excited about the updated recommendation of the Facilities Improvement Team as outlined in their letter to the community that is included in this newsletter. We hope to continue to answer questions and get feedback throughout the year as we move closer to the May 2016 bond vote. Thank you to so many of you who have been part of the planning process and helped shape this entire proposal to fit the needs of our school and the community.
Why Choose Dansville Schools? It's hard to narrow down in a paragraph what makes our district so unique and special. From academics to extracurricular opportunities, there is no other district in which I would rather have my own children learn and grow- both as students and as people. If I had to choose one aspect of the district that sets us apart, it is the link between our school and our community- it's this whole concept of being an Aggie Family. Dansville Schools is about so much more than just educating students. We are about investing in each student and each family. We are about building relationships that will hopefully last a lifetime.
It is a privilege to serve the students, families and Dansville community and I sincerely hope you realize that none of what happens at our school is possible without a strong partnership with our school families and our wonderful community. Please let me know if there is anything we could to strengthen these relationships or our school.
Amy Hodgson, Superintendent
Facilities improvement Team Update
June 17, 2015
Click here to read an update regarding the new recommendation that was presented to the school board on June 15, 2015 by the Facilities Improvement Team.
What all of this means is that because we recently found out that a state program (called the School Loan Revolving Fund) is expected to open back up, by waiting for a May 2016 election, we can put the entire proposal on the ballot as one question for essentially the cost of the original "Question 1", which is 5.33 mills.
Facilities Improvement Team Reconvenes
June 5, 2015
There have been some developments at the state level that could impact the timing and millage rate for the upcoming bond proposal. After speaking with the district's financial advisor, Kingscott and Miller-Davis, the district shared this information with the Facilities Improvement Team co-chairs and they have chosen to reconvene the team on Tuesday, June 9th at 6:30 PM to consider this new information. The FIT will then decide if they want to make any changes to their recommendation to the school board.
Facilities Update
May 19, 2015
At the regular May 18, 2015 Board meeting, the Dansville Board of Education approved the following:
a) Accept the recommendation from the FIT as presented.
b) Authorize Kingscott Associates/Miller Davis Company to prepare and submit
a pre-qualification application to the Michigan Department of Treasury in June
c) Seek approval from the Michigan Department of Treasury to place two
proposals on the November 2015 election ballot seeking voter approval of a
capital improvement bond program as follows:
1) Question 1 for $16.5M with a tax millage increase of 5.05 mills for
replacement of the current Middle School facility with a high school
2) Question 2 for an additional $6.7M with a tax increase of 2.05 mills to
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. | Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he has a "very advanced and very aggressive cancer."
Hogan says the cancer is B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. He says it may be Stage 4, or at least a very advanced Stage 3.
He spoke at a news conference Monday afternoon in Annapolis, surrounded by members of his family and cabinet.
Hogan, a Republican who took office in January, says he's "shocked" by the news.
He says he's been feeling good and has had few symptoms, but has tumors, a low appetite and some pain. Chemotherapy treatment is planned.
TILGHMAN ISLAND, Md. — Same-sex couples in Maryland were greeted with cheers and noisemakers held over from New Year's Eve parties, as gay marriage became legal in the first state south of the Mason-Dixon Line on New Year's Day.
James Scales, 68, was married to William Tasker, 60, on Tuesday shortly after midnight by Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake inside City Hall.
"It's just so hard to believe it's happening," Scales said shortly before marrying his partner of 35 years.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The American Civil Liberties Union is asking police agencies nationwide for details on how they store data captured by automatic license plate readers, which authorities say help fight crime and terrorism and are not used to stockpile information on all drivers.
A top concern, the ACLU says, is how long the location and movements of people are kept on file after cameras mounted on patrol cars or along roads on telephone poles and bridges photograph license plates. ACLU affiliates in 38 states and the District of Columbia have joined in asking for the information.
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The worst of the winter storms may have passed, but more rain is forecast and 16 severe flood warnings remain in place for second week
The latest in a series Atlantic storms deluges sodden Britain with yet more heavy rain
Disruption and flooding caused by hurricane force winds and heavy rains continue
Gale force winds and more heavy rain is forecast and soldiers move in to help evacuate homes in the Thames Valley, but forget their wellies
Britain and other countries name their extreme weather events in different ways, giving rise to confusion
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Standout goalie Matt Jurusik will join the Wisconsin Badgers for the 2015-16 season, the Jets announced Tuesday.
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Duncan Keith scored in the second period and directed a dominant defense that shut down Tampa Bay's high-scoring attack, and the Blackhawks beat the Lightning 2-0 in Game 6 on Monday night for their third NHL title in the past six seasons.
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Tyler Cline flipped in a backhander at 1:08 of overtime Saturday night to lift the Minnesota Wilderness to a 2-1 win over the Jets and a shocking sweep of the best-of-three Robertson Cup semifinal series at the Ice Arena.
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Nils Rygaard and Dan Kucerovy each scored twice Saturday night, and Janesville finished off the Soo Eagles with a 6-2 road victory. The Jets took the North Division finals series 3-1 and will return home to host a best-of-three Robertson Cup semifinal series next weekend.


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