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While the Dodgers and Giants found another place to renew their heated rivalry, Jose Reyes took a liking to his new spot in the lineup.
Longtime adversaries first in New York, then California and now in the Cactus League, the Dodgers and Giants squared off again Thursday in a fresh locale: Scottsdale, Ariz.
Russell Martin homered off Matt Cain and drove in three runs as Los Angeles spoiled San Francisco's spring training home opener with a 16-7 victory.
Both teams are now in Arizona after the Dodgers left their longtime home in Vero Beach, Fla., to open their new facility in the Phoenix area this year. The Giants have trained in Arizona since 1952.
"It was pretty weird," Cain said. "It's good to see these guys, but it's always also kind of nice to go into a season when they haven't seen us and we haven't seen them. Sometimes you think you have an advantage if you are a pitcher."
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Dropped from the leadoff spot to No. 3 in the order, he hit a grand slam, a solo homer and had six RBIs to power the New York Mets past the Florida Marlins 9-0 at Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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New York also scored nine runs in its spring training opener, beating Baltimore 9-3 on Wednesday. New leadoff man Luis Castillo was a star in that one, with four RBIs and two hits.
Mets manager Jerry Manuel is juggling his lineup this spring to see if he wants to keep the changes for the regular season. The idea is to benefit Castillo, coming off an ineffective season, and give Reyes a chance to knock in more runs.
"We really think Jose is ready to really take it to the next level," Manuel said.
Carlos Beltran also homered for New York and drove in three runs.
Mets ace Johan Santana was scratched from Friday morning's "B" game start against Italy because of tenderness in his pitching elbow. Manuel said the decision was precautionary because Santana has a history of feeling elbow soreness this time of the year. Santana remains on track to make his Grapefruit League debut Tuesday.
At Tampa, Fla., Yankees star Alex Rodriguez got another mixed reception in his first spring training game at home since admitting he used performance-enhancing drugs from 2001-03. Rodriguez tested positive for steroids while playing for Texas.
The three-time MVP went 0-for-2 and left after five innings of New York's 5-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. The sellout crowd of 10,693 at George M. Steinbrenner Field included the Yankees owner.
Rodriguez homered Wednesday in the Yankees' exhibition opener against Toronto. He heard some catcalls at the Blue Jays' ballpark, but also drew a standing ovation after his home run.
This time, he struck out in the second and grounded into an inning-ending double play in his other at-bat.
"I thought it was fine," Rodriguez said. "It feels good to be between the lines."
Rodriguez said he had not yet met with investigators from Major League Baseball, which wants to interview him about a trainer from the Dominican Republic and the cousin the third baseman said injected him with a banned substance called "boli."
Rodriguez left Wednesday's exhibition game in Dunedin in an SUV driven by Yuri Sucart, who has been identified as the cousin.
The Yankees told A-Rod to keep his cousin away from the team.
"It's been addressed," Rodriguez added. "And, no further comment."
Earlier, general manager Brian Cashman said: "It's been handled."
In other news, Ken Griffey Jr.'s first spring game in his return to the Seattle Mariners likely won't come until Wednesday night against the Australian national team.
Jose Rijo, a special assistant to Nationals general manager Jim Bowden, was fired by Washington, the latest fallout from a scandal involving a top prospect from the Dominican Republic who lied about his age and name.
The team also fired Jose Baez, the Nationals' director of operations in the Dominican Republic, and cut ties with Rijo's baseball academy in the Dominican Republic.
In other spring training games: Cubs 7, Brewers 4
At Mesa, Ariz., Milton Bradley's spring training debut was cut short by an injury. Chicago's new right fielder walked in the first inning, then was lifted for a pinch-runner as soon as he reached base.
The injury was described as mild tightness of his left quadriceps, but Bradley said being removed was precautionary. Bradley, who agreed to a $30 million, three-year deal in January, worked out after he was pulled and said he'll be fine.
Braves 8, Astros 7
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Nationals 2, Tigers 1
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Twins 10, Reds 4
At Sarasota, Fla., Micah Owings used his first opportunity to show Cincinnati he can pitch as well as he hits by working three scoreless innings in the final spring opener at Ed Smith Stadium for the Reds. The team signed a lease to move next year to Goodyear, Ariz.
Blue Jays 6, Phillies 2
At Clearwater, Fla., top pitching prospects Carlos Carrasco and J.A. Happ each tossed two shutout innings for Philadelphia. Carrasco struck out three.
Orioles 11, Cardinals 3
At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Baltimore right-hander Danys Baez allowed three walks and two runs in one inning, his first outing since September 2007. He underwent elbow surgery the following month, and the former All-Star closer is now trying to win a job with the Orioles as a starter, a role he hasn't held since 2002.
Mariners 4, Padres 4, 10 innings
At Peoria, Ariz., Felix Hernandez gave up a two-run homer to San Diego catcher Henry Blanco in a tuneup for the World Baseball Classic. Hernandez is slated to start Venezuela's opener March 7 against Italy in Toronto.
Angels 3, Athletics 1
At Tempe, Ariz., new Los Angeles closer Brian Fuentes worked a scoreless inning before a sparse crowd of 1,643.
Royals 7, Rangers 2
At Surprise, Ariz., Kyle Davies pitched two scoreless innings and Ross Gload hit a bases-loaded triple for Kansas City. Josh Hamilton homered for the second consecutive game for the Rangers.
Diamondbacks 15, Indians 9
At Goodyear, Ariz., prized prospect Matt LaPorta homered off Arizona All-Star Dan Haren.
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ECBC scientists to improve methods of detecting ricin
Nov 19, 2013
An envelope laced with ricin intended for the President of the United States was intercepted in April 2013 by law enforcement officials when protocols established for mail screenings revealed the threat of a biological weapon. Ricin is a highly toxic, naturally occurring protein found in the seeds of the castor oil plant. There is currently no antidote for the substance, which could be lethal if an average adult inhaled a dose the size of a few grains of salt. Preventing the transport of materials laced with ricin is a priority for the national defense community, but in the event of an unknown attack, scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center (ECBC) are researching effective sampling and detection methods of the deadly substance.
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Nov 18, 2013
The Fires Center of Excellence Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate at Fort Sill, Okla., is celebrating a major victory after the Paladin Integrated Management program received Milestone C approval within the Defense Acquisition System.
Army chief of staff sees 'bright future' for Natick
Nov 18, 2013
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno visited Natick Soldier Systems Center, Nov. 15, 2013, to tour its facilities and learn more about the research and development done to keep Soldiers safe and provide them with a better quality of life during deployments.
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The Army's Rapid Equipping Force is fielding mission-critical equipment to deployed Soldiers, including "hybrid" solar-battery-generator systems that save fuel; 57 are now in Afghanistan, 20 in Tran-Sahara Africa, 12 in Honduras and several in the Philippines.
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Nov 14, 2013
Underway this month is the Network Integration Evaluation 14.1, the sixth in a series of semi-annual field exercises that incorporate Soldier feedback to improve and simplify network systems, leverage industry innovation on emerging capabilities and validate new tactics, techniques and procedures -- while also reducing the burden of network integration on operational forces.
Army showcases energy-efficient technologies for warfighters
Nov 14, 2013
The Army displayed energy-efficient technologies, in the Pentagon courtyard that are used or being developed to make Soldiers more effective on the battlefield, Nov. 14, 2013.
Results from Army, university tests could improve auto, aviation industry standards
Nov 13, 2013
Results from a recent study that looked at how battlefield-born vibrations, like those from blasts and heavy armored vehicles, for example, are leading research scientists to rethink military vehicle testing and evaluation methods that could also, eventually, improve automotive and aviation industry standards.
Rapid Equipping Force launches website for innovations
Nov 13, 2013
The U.S. Army Rapid Equipping Force recently launched ArmyCoCreate.com, a website for Soldiers to identify tactical challenges and collaborate for solutions.
Chief sees future of Army equipment at PEO Soldier
Nov 6, 2013
The Army's chief of staff inspected an array of advanced technology being mobilized on behalf of Soldiers during a visit to Program Executive Office Soldier at Fort Belvoir, Va., Nov. 1, 2013.
Energizing base camps of the future
Nov 6, 2013
Innovations meant to improve Soldiers' quality of life during deployments -- while saving lives, fuel, water and money -- were on display Nov. 5, 2013, at the Army Base Camp Integration Laboratory at Fort Devens, Mass.
Preserving out-of-this-world food
Nov 5, 2013
Getting enough vitamins in one's diet is tough enough on this planet. Consider the health of astronauts in extended spaceflight.
Lab improving combat capability by developing more energy-efficient systems
Nov 5, 2013
Technologies are being developed and tested that enable Soldiers to focus more on mission and less on logistics and resupply, said Katherine Hammack, assistant secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy & Environment.
10th Sustainment Soldiers embrace capabilities of new chemical-detection vehicle
Nov 4, 2013
Four M1135 Strykers are now in the hands of a Fort Drum, N.Y., unit that specializes in an unconventional warfare mission.
McAlester increases public-private partnerships, revenue
Nov 4, 2013
McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, Okla., had a banner year, generating $16.1 million from 26 public-private partnerships in the fiscal year 2013, said explained a plant official.
Quick response keeps Black Hawk fleet airborne
Oct 31, 2013
The Army turned to Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pa., for help when a piece of faulty equipment grounded a number of UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
Army Research Laboratory prototype hardware helps NASA recover images that would be lost at sea
Oct 30, 2013
New hardware built by research engineers at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory is helping NASA retrieve experimental images otherwise lost at sea.
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Oct 29, 2013
U.S. Army scientists and engineers continue to define next-generation protocols and system architectures to help develop technology capabilities to combat these threats in an integrated and expedited fashion.
NSRDEC deploys energy-efficient tents for testing
Oct 29, 2013
A group of shelters were sent to the Southwest Asia Area of Responsibility to be tested by both the Army and Air Force recently as part of the "Advanced, Energy-Efficient Shelter Systems for Contingency Basing and Other Applications" program.
Army logisticians, industry navigate budgetary minefield to modernize equipment
Oct 28, 2013
Continuing resolutions, sequestration and furloughs are putting equipment modernization, readiness and force structure at risk, said a top leader responsible for equipping Soldiers.
Army leaders: Network, NIEs critical to future force
Oct 23, 2013
After putting the tactical communications network "under pressure" in a realistic operational environment in order to quickly deliver a "digital guardian angel" to troops in Afghanistan, Army leaders said the Network Integration Evaluation process is adapting to drive continued innovation.
Improvements to Army's new 5.56mm production lines help save government more than $20 million
Oct 22, 2013
The Program Executive Office for Ammunition's Enhanced Performance Round program shaved off more than $20 million dollars in a value engineering project aimed at renovating the bullet production lines and improving the program's purchasing strategies.
Future uncertain for Ground Combat Vehicle, Armed Aerial Scout
Oct 22, 2013
As a result of fiscal "belt tightening, the Ground Combat Vehicle and the Armed Aerial Scout could be delayed, continued or terminated," said the Army's top acquisition professional.
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Oct 21, 2013
Ten students from the UMass Lowell Co-op Scholars Program worked during the summer with the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, as part of the Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers, or HEROES, program.
CID urges caution when using myPay or No Pay apps
Oct 18, 2013
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is warning the greater Army community about the potential dangers of using non-DOD sanctioned applications to access Defense Finance Accounting Services accounts.
Army 'can't afford' not to have Rapid Equipping Force, leader says
Oct 18, 2013
The Army's Rapid Equipping Force plays such an important role in providing Soldiers with what they need to complete their mission that its commander is confident his organization will continue in one form or another even after budget cuts shrink the Army.
'Iron Man'-style suit in early stages of development
Oct 17, 2013
U.S. Special Operations Command wants its operators to be protected with what it informally calls an "Iron Man" suit, named after the fictional superhero.
Army researchers meet need for Marines' assault vehicles
Oct 16, 2013
In response to an urgent operational need, the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center's Prototype Integration Facility teamed with the Naval Surface Warfare Center and Marine Corps to develop an Emergency Egress Lighting System for the Marine Corps' Assault Amphibious Vehicle.
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Oct 16, 2013
The Army's advanced protected ground satellite terminals are supporting Air Force testing of new military satellites, and once operational in real-world missions, these advanced terminals will provide a fourfold increase in throughput to bandwidth-hungry forces.
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Oct 16, 2013
Reports of the successful trials that could lead to the world's first malaria vaccine led the headlines of international news outlets last week. Hidden within the story line is the critical role of researchers at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research who have worked steadfastly for more than 20 years to help bring the vaccine to reality.
Army announces Cybersecurity Collaborative Research Alliance to explore underlying cyber science
Oct 15, 2013
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory has established a Collaborative Research Alliance,which will include an alliance of ARL, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center, academia and industry researchers to explore the basic foundations of cyber science issues in the context of Army networks.
Army live-stream of AUSA exposition to allow viewer participation
Oct 10, 2013
This year, the Army will live-stream nearly every discussion panel that occurs at the 2013 Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting and Exposition, in Washington, D.C. Remote viewers will also be able to interact with panelists via social media.
Army observes Information Assurance/Cyber Security Week: Oct. 14-18
Oct 10, 2013
The Army will observe an Information Assurance/Cyber Security Awareness Week, beginning Oct. 14, 2013, as part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Army approved to continue fielding WIN-T Increment 2
Oct 8, 2013
The Army has received approval to continue with further limited additional production and fielding of its mobile tactical communications network backbone, Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
Army, Marine Corps find synergy supporting intelligence mission in pacific
Oct 4, 2013
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps have been working together over the past fifteen months to improve intelligence collaboration efforts focused in Japan and the Republic of Korea.
Army lab finding better ways to convert JP-8 to hydrogen for portable electric power
Oct 3, 2013
A small team of scientists at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory are collaborating with counterparts at the Communications-Electronics and the Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Centers, to develop technology for lightweight, portable prototype systems that would convert Jet Propellant 8 to hydrogen on the spot.
Army develops lightweight ballistic protection for aircraft
Oct 2, 2013
Army tactics and training are constantly changing to meet the threat on the battlefield, and one such example is the attack helicopter.
Minutes, lives saved using litter assist in mine-resistant ambulances
Oct 1, 2013
The Medical Support Systems Project Management Office at the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity works with military, government and industry partners to improve equipment and evacuation capabilities, giving minutes back, saving lives.
Soldier input aids Army researchers
Sep 27, 2013
Engineers from Army's Natick Soldier Research, Development & Engineering Center solicited ideas for future combat vehicle projects from Arrowhead Soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.
Space and Missile Defense Command saves Army money with low-cost 'Zombie' targets
Sep 27, 2013
The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command has found a way to save the Army money while still providing capabilities by using low-cost targets during missile defense testing.
SecArmy visits, touts, challenges Watervliet
Sep 26, 2013
Secretary of the Army John McHugh was at the Watervliet Arsenal today to assess the effect of sequestration on the arsenal's ability to conduct research and design efforts, and manufacturing, in support of howitzers, cannons, and mortars for U.S. Armed Forces and allies.
Secretary of the Army affirms Picatinny's importance to national security
Sep 26, 2013
Secretary of the Army John McHugh was at the Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., Sept. 26, 2013, to assess the effect of sequestration on the installation's efforts in research, development, acquisition and lifecycle management of weapon systems and ammunition.
Putting combat rations packaging on a diet
Sep 23, 2013
When it comes to combat rations packaging, Lauri Kline would like to put the Defense Department on something of a diet.
New method uses water, motion to develop delicious military food
Sep 19, 2013
One of life's greatest necessities, water, is a key ingredient for the new gentle motion retort used by the Combat Feeding Directorate at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, Mass., to develop Meals, Ready-to-Eat and Tray Pack products.
Rock Island enables 100-percent accountability, quick delivery of war-fighting gear
Sep 18, 2013
For just about a year now, employees at the Joint Manufacturing Technology Center at Rock Island Arsenal, Ill., have been making it easier for military units to get the sensor and laser equipment they need to equip their Soldiers.
Army developing tool to reduce altitude sickness in deployed Soldiers
Sep 17, 2013
It is no secret that Soldiers must prevail in all kinds of terrain and climates to complete missions. Afghanistan, for example, boasts mountains with elevations higher than 24,000 feet.
Army partners with industry for future of intelligence support
Sep 17, 2013
Representatives from small and large businesses from across the country gathered at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., Aug. 29, 2013, to align efforts with the Distributed Common Ground System team to discuss technology integration opportunities.
At times, even munitions must shake, rattle and roll
Sep 12, 2013
Will mortars, artillery rounds, and mines function at a basic level, perform at various altitudes, remain intact if transported over rough terrain, function if accidentally dropped from various heights? Finding the answers to these questions is the realm of personnel at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., who work at the Environmental Test Lab, which is part of the Quality Engineering and System Assurance Directorate.
Army gives green light for procurement of 3rd Stryker Double-V Hull brigade
Sep 11, 2013
The Project Manager for the Stryker Brigade Combat Team received the approval from the Army Acquisition Executive to begin the procurement of a 3rd brigade of Stryker Double V-Hull vehicles.
New Army Training Network videos help with training management
Sep 10, 2013
The Army's primary website for training resources recently added eight short videos to improve unit training management throughout the force.
Army researchers seek better airdrops
Sep 9, 2013
NATICK, Mass. (Sept. 9, 2013) -- Among the many testing capabilities housed at the Natick Soldier Systems Center, the Roller Load Test Facility offers the unique ability to simulate the roller and rail systems used in aircraft to deliver cargo airdrops -- all while still on the ground.
'HEaDS-UP' at Natick for better helmets
Sep 6, 2013
In their quest for better helmet technologies to keep Soldiers and Marines safe on the battlefield, researchers at Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, Mass., are making a "HEaDS-UP" play.
TARDEC leaders engage with government, industry, academia partners
Sep 5, 2013
The director of the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center connected with government, industry and academia partners at the Ground Vehicle Systems Engineering and Technology Symposium, at Warren, Mich.
JLTV testing begins, program on schedule, budget
Sep 5, 2013
Full-pace, full-scope testing of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle prototypes began Sept. 3, 2013, and will last for 14 months.
Army Technology Magazine launches
Sep 4, 2013
A new publication featuring science, technology and engineering advances across the U.S. Army is now available.
401st AFSB logisticians complete underbody blast protection upgrades in Afghanistan
Sep 4, 2013
After nearly five months of running 24-hour operations, seven days a week, Product Manager Heavy Tactical Vehicles, in partnership with 401st Army Field Support Brigade, installed the last of 150 underbody blast protection kits into Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Trucks at Forward Operating Base Shindand.
Army launches website about permethrin-treated ACUs
Sep 4, 2013
Soldiers spend a considerable amount of time outdoors either training, or during real-world operations. The Army wants them to know just how their uniforms are protecting them from insect-borne diseases.
Latest version of America's Army ready for download
Sep 3, 2013
The next version of the America's Army video game was released today and is now available for download.
New Armor Inspection System ensures ballistic plates safe for deploying Soldiers
Sep 3, 2013
The 21st Theater Sustainment Command has acquired a system that uses X-rays to scan ballistic plates in order to identify deficiencies within them.
Army's manufacturing improvements yield lighter body armor
Aug 28, 2013
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Aug. 28, 2013) -- Soldiers facing rugged terrain and extreme temperatures are continually searching for ways to reduce the weight of their gear.
Army awards 2nd technology under $7 billion renewable energy MATOC
Aug 28, 2013
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, working with the Army Energy Initiatives Task Force, awarded Multiple Award Task Order Contracts to a group of 22 qualified solar technology contractors, Aug. 27, 2013.
Army advances standardized tactical computer
Aug 27, 2013
In combat and tactical vehicles, Soldiers can access communications systems that display a complete picture of the battlefield. However, these high-tech situational awareness features are viewed through different computer systems, over separate monitors and with little room to spare.
Team Tobyhanna streamlines Nett Warrior fielding process
Aug 26, 2013
Several shops at Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pa., are supporting the U.S. Army's Nett Warrior system that provides warfighters secure and mobile voice, video and data communications capabilities.
Picatinny to remove tons of toxins from lethal rounds
Aug 22, 2013
The Pyrotechnics Division of the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center, at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., is developing an alternate formula for certain armor-piercing incendiary projectiles that is friendlier to the environment than the chemicals currently being used.
Cutting edge technology
Aug 21, 2013
Twelve members of the Headquarters, 2-399 Regiment, 1st Brigade, 104th Training Division (LT), located at Fort Knox, Ky., took advantage of a rare and unique opportunity to train the headquarter element on a variety of command, control and communication skills using a cutting edge technology called the Dismounted Soldier Training System.
Army completes migration to DOD Enterprise Email
Aug 20, 2013
The Army successfully completed the bulk of its migration to one of the Army's highest priority IT initiatives, DOD Enterprise Email at the end of July.
New network provides 'digital guardian angel' for Soldiers in Afghanistan
Aug 19, 2013
The Army's new, mobile tactical communications network has reached Afghanistan, where U.S. forces are relying on the technologies to stay connected and cover more ground.
Adding new punch to aerial deliveries
Aug 16, 2013
It sounds like something you might find in a boxing gym, but the "Enhanced Speed Bag" system actually could provide a potent new punch to aerial deliveries in Afghanistan.
Helium supply critical to Army research
Aug 15, 2013
Army senior research scientist Henry Everitt doesn't take helium lightly, because the second lightest element in the universe is in high demand by research laboratories such as his at the Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center at Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
Device gets Soldiers back to work on their feet, preventing amputations
Aug 15, 2013
"Over the last two years, this limb-salvage device has saved me from doing at least 100 amputations," said an orthopedic surgeon who has amputated hundreds of Soldiers' limbs since 9/11.
'Eyes' of Apache helicopter reach 1 million flight hours mark
Aug 14, 2013
The U.S. Army commemorated one million flight hours of the AH-64 Apache helicopter's Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor at a ceremony held at the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control facility in Orlando, Fla., Aug. 8, 2013.
STEM grads critical to U.S. military mission
Aug 14, 2013
The Army and America both need more scientists, engineers, mathematicians and technology specialists, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is now doing something about that, said its commander.
Kennedy visits Natick as part of STEM tour
Aug 14, 2013
As part of his "STEM Tour of Massachusetts," Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III visited Natick Soldier Systems Center Aug. 14, 2013.
Army Research Lab, Purdue explore 3-D printing to fix deployed equipment, cut maintenance costs
Aug 13, 2013
New technology being developed by research engineers at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory and Purdue University will soon help just about any Soldier deployed in far-off locations to immediately spot and fix damaged aircraft and ground vehicle parts.
Army scientists collaborate for stronger laser protection
Aug 13, 2013
Just as sunglasses protect the wearer's eyes from the ultraviolet rays of the summer sun, some materials protect eyes and sensors from laser devices. U.S. Army Research Laboratory scientists are looking at findings from university partners to determine which materials provide the most effective protection against lasers.
Army engineers bring 'Power, Energy and Cyber' to students
Aug 9, 2013
Army engineers provided high school students a look into the science-related career paths available to them through advanced classroom instruction and hands-on experiments as part of an expanded Gains in the Education and Mathematics and Science program at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., July 15-26, 2013.
XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement system may lose 'X' by next August
Aug 9, 2013
The XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement weapon system is now in development. But by this time next year, the system may have moved into low-rate initial production and if so, will lose the experimental "X" prefix.
New devices keep Army communications safe
Aug 8, 2013
Project Director, Communications Security is moving closer to fielding a new handheld device which will be used to deliver electronic keys to secure the Army's phone, radio, computer and satellite networks.
Program manager uses data matrices to ensure equipment accountability
Aug 8, 2013
Project Manager Soldier Sensors and Lasers achieved a 100 percent success rate for three years in a row on tracking all its issued gear. To accomplish that, they used a tool called an Item Unique Identification, or IUID.
New 'milWire' tool promotes targeted information sharing
Aug 5, 2013
The Department of Defense recently released milWire, a new collaborative tool tailored to deliver user generated content, both custom or shared, from milSuite and other DOD websites.
'Long-Lived Power' could extend life for battlefield sensors
Aug 5, 2013
Scientists at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory are testing tritium, a radioisotope that is produced in nuclear reactors, to power sensors. This alternative energy source could give sensors -- the eyes and ears of warfighters -- a battlefield energy source capable of lasting a 13-year half-life.
U.S. Army Europe training area information now available as mobile apps
Aug 5, 2013
Training area information and resources for U.S. Army training locations throughout Europe are now available as applications for Apple iOS and Android mobile devices.
Collaboration leads to new rocket propulsion technology
Aug 5, 2013
A team of Army researchers developed a new gel-propellant engine called the vortex engine. Michael Nusca, Ph.D., Robert Michaels and Nathan Mathis were recently recognized by the Department of the Army with a 2012 Army Research and Development Outstanding Collaboration Award for their work titled, "Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics in the Development and Testing of Controllable Thrust Gel Bipropellant Rocket Engines for Tactical Missiles."
CID warns of social networking, dating site scams
Jul 30, 2013
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, commonly known as CID, continues to warn the greater Army community and the American public, to be vigilant of internet scams and impersonation fraud, especially within popular social networking and dating websites.
March 2 Success now more interactive, engaging
Jul 29, 2013
Free online, Army-sponsored test preparation program updated to keep pace with technology.
Army extends Global Information Grid network to company level, below
Jul 29, 2013
Currently installed on mine-resistant, ambush-protected all-terrain vehicles as part of the Army's mobile Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2 network, the Soldier Network Extension will extend the network down to the company level for the first time.
Intelligence sharing through tactical glasses highlighted at Enterprise Challenge 2013
Jul 29, 2013
The Distributed Common Ground System-Army participated in Enterprise Challenge 2013 at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., July 15-26, 2013, demonstrating collaboration between the Army and industry through technology testing in a tactical environment.
MRE production for 2014 does away with lasagna, refried beans, fajitas
Jul 29, 2013
Barbecue shredded beef, vegetarian taco pasta, and seasoned black beans will replace chicken fajitas, vegetable lasagna, refried beans and potato cheddar soup in the 2014 production of Meals, Ready-to-Eat, or MREs.
Natick develops holster for M320 grenade launcher
Jul 25, 2013
When the M320 40mm grenade launcher was introduced to replace the M203 in 2009, it put a new, more lethal weapon into the hands of the individual Soldier. There was one question, however. How would he or she best carry it?
TRADOC Analysis Center examines NIE 13.2
Jul 23, 2013
Analysts at the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Analysis Center participated in the 2013 Network Integration Evaluation 13.2, held at Fort Bliss, Texas, and White Sands Missile Range, N.M., April - May, to help the Army assess how new systems might help Army units fight better.
Student scientists go 'Inside the NFL'
Jul 22, 2013
The Falcons of Skyview Middle School in Leominster, Mass., won the sixth-grade eCYBERMISSION STEM competition with a project that explored helmets and concussions.
Army adopts stronger, lighter composite materials
Jul 19, 2013
In the future, Army aircraft may be made of all composite materials, and the Prototype Integration Facility Advanced Composites Laboratory is ready.
Army science, technology cuts would be 'devastating'
Jul 18, 2013
The Army cannot afford to mortgage its future by allowing for reductions in science and technology funding, said the director of the Army Acquisition Corps before an Association of the U.S. Army breakfast meeting, July 18, 2013, in Arlington, Va.
Soldiers train under fire aided by Army's new network
Jul 17, 2013
Army units equipped with new Capability Set 13 technologies trained in real-life scenarios at the Army's Joint Readiness Training Centerat Fort Polk, La., in preparation for possible deployment.
Conformal battery unburdens Army's networked Soldiers
Jul 16, 2013
The U.S. Army is developing a battery to improve Soldiers' agility on the battlefield while meeting the demands of an increased power burden stemming from new networked electronic devices.
Depot upgrades Humvee ambulances for Army National Guard
Jul 16, 2013
Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pa., has joined forces with Rock Island Arsenal, Ill., to produce 72 new M997A3 Humvee Ambulances for the Army National Guard.
Watervliet Arsenal celebrates its 200th year of manufacturing
Jul 15, 2013
The Watervliet Arsenal, N.Y., workforce transcends decades and even generations each time they enter the fence line. After all, the arsenal celebrated 200 years of continuous support to our military, July 14, 2013.
Natick segment to air on 'Only in America'
Jul 12, 2013
When it comes to turning out the finest equipment in the world for American servicemen and women, no one else can "Git-R-Done" quite like the folks at the Natick Soldier Systems Center. That's what "Larry the Cable Guy" discovered Nov. 8, 2012, when the comedian known for that blue-collar catch phrase brought the crew of his popular History Channel TV series "Only in America" to NSSC for a visit. The segment will air Wednesday, July 17, at 9 p.m. EDT.
PEO Ammo better buying power nets more than $6 billion in savings
Jul 12, 2013
Since 2010, the Program Executive Office Ammunition at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., has saved the Army more than $6 billion through better buying power initiatives aimed at strengthening buying power, improving industry productivity, and providing affordable military capabilities.
Stryker forward-deployed Battlefield Damage Repair facility closes doors
Jul 11, 2013
The Army's Project Manager Stryker Brigade Combat Team took the first steps in retrograding their equipment from Operation Enduring Freedom when it accepted the final repaired Stryker from its forward deployed Battle Damage Repair facility in Qatar.
U.S. Army aids France with RPG-defense test data
Jul 9, 2013
The U.S. Army has transferred technical test data on a rocket-propelled grenade defense system to France that is vital to its military operations in Mali, officials announced.


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Michael Kovacs Feb 2, 2012 7:07 PM
in response to neil156
The only thing that is making me feel better about this issue is that I am not the only one experiencing it. Not that anyone should, but everything that I have been reading here echoes my experience. Before the 10.7.3 update, I tried all the suggested fixes, and none of them worked. Then the update comes along and it IS SUPPOSED TO FIX THIS BUG, and IT DIDN'T! Just to review, I did the following:
Reset the PRAM
Reset the S-DRAM
Reset my router
Reset my modem
Changed some network settings
Created a new location
Updated the software
Repeated a few of these steps several times
NOTHING! I love my iMac, and switched to Apple over a year ago, but I have to say, when Apple software messes up, it really messes up. Hang in there everyone.
Michael Kovacs Feb 2, 2012 7:23 PM
in response to Michael Kovacs
Sorry I meant SMC, not S-DRAM
the_mbwd Feb 2, 2012 8:19 PM
in response to CocoRallado
I have to say, I am pretty steamed about this. If, as CocoRallado states, an external USB wifi adapter solves the problem, then this is something that Apple should pay for.
Everyone who has AppleCare: call Apple and complain. I plan to do so very loudly tomorrow morning. If they won't fix it, I will forward this email chain to one of those class action attorneys. We will all get external USB wifi adapters for free -- in about three years when it will no longer help us. At least the attorneys will get rich though.
I have had Apple products since 1989. This new iMac is the first one that I've had problems with (including a Moto StarMax!).Re: Wifi Constantly Dropping in Lion
HI Folks,
This is the easiest and most effective way to fix the problem with Wi-Fi dropping with OS Lion ( mostly ) but with OS Leopard as well. I have tried many solutions posted on this site and also on the Goole, but have all failed.
I decided to buy an external USB Wi-Fi adapter that is Mac compatible, and guess what. Problem solve! I have actually bought two different types of USB wi-fi adapters and the only difference was the size. The first one is made by Iogear GWU625 which is a liite fatter than the othe one made by Zyxel NWD2205. Both of this devices work fine, just have to search for the drivers as the mini cd included is useless on Mac and does not provide you with the right softare. I found out that the Xyxel usb wi-fi adapter is smaller allowing you to use a mouse on a MacBook Pro which ony has two USB ports, and for me makes it easier to use than the standandard mouse pad, the othe wi-fi adapter is a little fatter and won't allow you to use the other USB port unless you use and extension. Both devices work fine, no wi-fi dropping and all this for less than $ 30.00 dollars a piece which is worth. No more headaches or rebooing to get back on the web.
joe619 Feb 2, 2012 10:04 PM
in response to the_mbwd
Installed 10.7.3 in hopes it would fix these wireless problems, but tonight, my wireless connection is acting up on my MacBook Pro 13-inch, Mid 2009.
Let me explain a few weird facts to see if it helps any of us figure out what is going on.
I had NO problems on this machine UNTIL a few days ago, when I installed a brand new SSD and did a new install of Lion. Keep in mind, I was running Lion before, on a system that was upgraded from 10.6.x.
My problem is that all traffic stops dead for 5-25 seconds. The wireless stays associated, but all traffic stops. I have a constant ping going to my Apple Airport Extreme, (ping 10.0.1.1). When the problem occurs, if I switch to my command line window, I see that all pings fail during the glitch, then come back after.
NOTHING shows up in the console during the time when the problem occurs.
I've been experimenting with the built in "Wi-Fi Diagnostics" tool in Lion, but it also doesn't seem to pick up any of the problems either.
My best guess, and it is ONLY a guess, is that this is a very low level kernel driver issue with Lion...
domenicomusci Feb 3, 2012 1:43 AM
in response to lhale
Hello everyone, I keep reading that you still have problems with wifi, has anyone tried to fix the settings of the access point?
Try to set a channel of communication, possibly not in use by the AP, you can control the channels used with this free application iStumbler, then set the frequency on 20Mhz with a speed of 108Mbps.
I upgraded to 10.7.3 and have found that with the precautions taken and the PROBLEM SOLVED.
If you have problems write the model of the AP and try to help. Sorry for my English. : D: P
RemekTek Feb 3, 2012 3:02 AM
in response to domenicomusci
10.7.3 does NOT fix this problem. I had an Apple update today (Feb 3, 2011) but my Macbook Pro still cannot maintain a WiFi connection. I have 3 different WiFi bases set up about 4 feet from my Mac. NON can sustain a connection! Thisi is unacceptable!
Every othe device I have that is non Lion, (iPad, iPhone, Windows 7 or XP) have no problems with the same bases stations.
domenicomusci Feb 3, 2012 3:17 AM
in response to lhale
Hello RemekTek,
I think exactly like you, but at the moment if the resolution of the issue is under review by the Apple and the temporary way is to set the AP is compatible with Wifi.
Where do you live?
I'm in Italy.
RemekTek Feb 3, 2012 3:58 AM
in response to domenicomusci
Hi Bari(?),
I am in Australia. I have AP from Netgear Cable modem, Netgear UTM9S with WiFi plus a Fritz Box.
I need to have my Apple laptops work in different locations, such as customer sites, so playing with the AP is not an option.
This is very frustrating.
stevefromfareham Feb 3, 2012 2:35 PM
in response to lhale
I have a late 2009 iMac which was running Snow Leopard. The issue is the wifi card and the upgraded software that Lion installs. See the link below. It completely solved my wifi speed and connection issue.
DrVenture Feb 3, 2012 2:40 PM
in response to stevefromfareham
Bewarned. Loading an older driver from Snow Leopard on top of Lion can cause upgrading issues for future software releases. Some users are experiencing this firsthand using the driver install package mentioned above.
Use at your own risk...
stevefromfareham Feb 3, 2012 2:47 PM
in response to DrVenture
Hi, yes your poss right, however for the time being I have the interweb which is important for me. If future updates cause me issues then I can carry out a re-install..
Maybe not the most ideal situation I agree.
Hydnjo Feb 3, 2012 3:13 PM
in response to lhale
No problems until upgrading from 10.7.2 to 10.7.3 yesterday. Now wi fi doesn't connect after wake up. Have to execute wi fi off then wi fi on to fix. AppleCare is pretending that I'm the only one with this bug. Let's all of us BUG them until they acknowledge/fix this. Their response is so far very un-apple like!
Michael Kovacs Feb 4, 2012 2:21 PM
in response to Hydnjo
82 pages of complaints about this issue should tell Apple that this problem needs to be resolved. It bothers me too when you contact AppleCare and they give this impression that they aren't aware of the problem. Well, the latest update specifically acknowledges it, claims to fix it, and then does not. Not sure what else to do at this point, because I do not feel that, as some of the earlier posts suggest, one should have to buy an adapter or some other auxillary product because there is a bug in the software. That is not right. So, I guess everyone needs to continue to voice their disappointment until it is resolved.
ginamdar Feb 4, 2012 11:05 PM
in response to lhale
Thanks for bringing this topic ..I have exact same problem with WiFi when my router is just 2 feet away. Reported to Apple Care and bugreport team but no solution. In fact i used LAN connection and turned off wifi but even lan connections drops off while rest of my devices working fine.
I think if Apple asks us to provide logs on basic functionality is preety DUMB by them. They introduced this bug in Lion and seems to be in denial of accepting it.
Another frustrated user
stevefromfareham Feb 5, 2012 1:45 AM
in response to neil156
As previously mentioned, if you have a late 2009 iMac you'll poss have issues. Go to the link below and read it. I followed the instruction, understood and downloaded the patch and solved the issue. I now have wifi....


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Description: The relationship between stress and strain, and between stress and permanent set, for 18:8 alloy as affected by prior plastic deformation is discussed. Hysteresis and creep and their effects on the stress-strain and stress-set curves are also considered, as well as the influence of duration of the rest interval after cold work and the influence of plastic deformation on proof stresses, on the modulus of elasticity at zero stress, and on the curvature of the stress-strain line. A constant (c sub 1) is suggested to represent the variation of the modulus of elasticity with stress.
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Edit: FYI everyone... I quickly gave this person more than one "informal" thank you (email, a phone call, and a photo on FB of his gift with a thanks, a glowing review of the blanket craftsmanship, and a tag to him). This is just about the formal thank you card. Also, thanks to everyone on here making me feel like a lazy jerk, I'm writing thank you notes today instead of sewing cloth wipes for my baby. Also, other than the last 2 weeks being home, if I was laying down doing work post-Shower, it was work for WORK because I was an attorney with a major appellate deadline in a case I'd slaved to win for 4 years. It's not like I was just chilling out.
Ok. A friend of mine made us a very beautiful crocheted baby blanket. The friend mailed it, declined to attend the shower, and never even explained to me why attendance wasn't happening. I was hurt. This is one of my oldest friends. But I kept it to myself and assumed he had a good reason.
My shower was about 5 weeks ago.
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Emily Post's etiquette website says thank you notes should be mailed before the baby comes or within 2 months of birth. The website notes that under extenuating circumstances it can take even longer.
Well, my friend who made the blanket is a big stickler for etiquette and niceties like thank you cards. Last night he posted a super mean, passive-aggressive comment on Facebook about how pregnancy is a choice not a disability and he should have a thank you card for all his hard work.
My feelings were super hurt. He knows very well that we're dealing with a high-risk pregnancy and that my pregnancy has been super difficult. I wrote him privately and reminded him of the fact that I have actually been disabled in many ways. I explained that my health, my baby's health, and my family's well-being has to come before things like thank you cards. I explained that before having to quit work early, I was slammed at work trying to meet deadlines despite the stress bringing on more and more contractions and pre-term issues (I'm an attorney). I felt I had a professional responsibility to leave my job with things completed, so I did all I could to make that happen and stayed in bed all the time when I wasn't at work. Since then, in the 2 weeks that I've been home, I've been trying to do as much as I'm physically able in between having to lay down all the time, etc.
My question: should I feel bad that I haven't done my thank you notes yet?
Maybe it's the hormones, but this has me upset. How can someone not see that me getting my rest and getting ready for baby trump writing thank you notes? I stil have to finish baby laundry, prepping diapers, etc. and even all that comes before thank you notes. Are my priorities skewed or are his?
Sorry if this is petty stuff. It would just be nice to know I'm not alone when it comes to being pressured to do thank you notes at a time when I can't get much done in a day. I've been measuring 36 weeks since 29 weeks and over 42 weeks since 32 weeks. I'm huge and horribly uncomfortable because of my polyhydramnios. Add my swollen, achey hands to the mix, the heartburn, etc. and well... I just don't care right now about a bunch of thank you cards. I care about the poly not making our delivery seriously risky. I care about taking it easy so baby doesn't come early. *sigh*