Facilities Operations Specialist John Clarkson considers himself a behind-the-scenes worker at the Aviation and Missile Command’s G-4 Sparkman Management Office, but the product of his daily tasks are front-and-center throughout the facility.

From strategic missile defense of the homeland to tactical defense of a platoon in the field, the Space and Missile Defense Command is dedicated to defending the nation.

The security assistance enterprise has delivered the first four refurbished Stryker M1126 Infantry Carrier Vehicles to the Royal Thai Army.

When employers talk about providing opportunities for workforce professional growth, the response from their employees is often: “Show me the commitment.”

The decommissioned Patriot missile launcher on display in front of the Aviation and Missile Command’s headquarters departed Redstone Arsenal, Aug. 28, headed for a new home at the front gates of Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to represent air defense artillery units and Soldiers stationed there.

Army aviation safety and readiness were the focus of a round table discussion Aug. 27 between Redstone Arsenal aviation leaders and members of a national commission charged with reviewing the effects of 17 years of war on the military aviation fleet.

Civilian and military attorneys from across the Army Materiel Command enterprise gathered Aug. 20-22 for a program of training, education and networking.

At a time when the then-Missile Command was synonymous with Redstone Arsenal, a new building complex opened its doors to the organization and the future.

Security Assistance Command employees had the opportunity Friday to learn more about navigating a multigenerational workplace in a generational diversity workshop.

The Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville has awarded an $11 million contract for the abatement and demolition of a visitor center entrance and a 500,000 square foot administration building on the campus of NASA’s Michaud Assembly Facility in New Orleans.

More than 200 Army aviation leaders from around the world gathered at the Aviation and Missile Command to attend AMCOM 101 for Aviation, Aug. 20-22.

The Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center Engineering Directorate Prototype Integration Facility has announced a new division chief, Miranda Oden.

Career programs provide the formal structure necessary to oversee the individual and collective training and development needs of a diverse, global workforce of nearly 330,000 Army civilians serving in more than 540 career fields.

The top graduate in this class of field grade officers from throughout the Army hails from White House, Tennessee, about 30 minutes north of Nashville.