As Army Materiel Command continues to strive toward providing the best Equal Employment Opportunity program for its employees worldwide, both military and civilian leadership recognize its effectiveness depends largely on the support of commanders, supervisors and managers at all levels.

As temperatures rise and summertime approaches, many will pull out and dustnoff their old swimsuit, lathering up in sunscreen as they head outdoors to soak up the sun and spend time with family and friends.

Digna Carballosa has been appointed acting director of the Office of Human Resources at Marshall Space Flight Center for a 90-day period that began May 18.

Army aviation and industry leaders gathered in one of Sikorsky’s West Palm Beach, Florida, hangars in February. Helicopters passed overhead as they collected around open engine cowlings on an H-60M Black Hawk to get a glimpse of Army aviation’s current and future powerhouses.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – As the nation and the world continue to adapt in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Space and Missile Defense School’s critical mission, which is vital to force readiness for the nation, must continue.

Program Executive Office for Aviation has the completed the first unit upgrade in its program to replace the Enhanced Digital Engine Control Units for T700 series engines used across the Army helicopter fleet.

Greg Chavers has been appointed to the Senior Executive Service position of deputy manager of the Human Landing System Program Office at Marshall Space Flight Center.

Inspired and challenged by his high school physics teacher to do more, to be more, Robert Champion has built a career at NASA that he loves as he continues to learn as much as possible.

As NASA prepares to land astronauts on the Moon for the first time in the 21st century, engineer Robert Polsgrove is helping commercial companies take the next giant leap to make that possible.

The Army is turning to “digital-twin” technology to resolve challenges and boost efficiencies for its enduring fleet of Black Hawk helicopters.

In 2019 the Space and Missile Defense Command Army Space Personnel Development Office proposed a pilot Assured Functional Area Transfer program to provide future Army officers the opportunity to become Functional Area-40 space operations officers after successful service within a basic branch.

About 130 healthcare professionals joined the ranks of Army officers May 20.

A partnership between the Combat Capabilities Development Command, U.S. Air Force and University of Sheffield, United Kingdom, could positively impact the readiness of the warfighter and success of Future Vertical Lift.