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The Army Materiel Command will induct six new members into its Hall of Fame, Oct. 27 at 10 a.m. in the Villar room.
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The Expeditionary Contracting Command welcomed its new command sergeant major during a change of responsibility ceremony June 22.
His tough hard-nosed visage with the shaved head and businesslike manner served him well in his 30-year military career. Retired Col. Tom Brown was a field artilleryman.
It’s the season for change within the Program Executive Office for Aviation.
The Program Executive Office for Aviation saw a change in leadership with its Common Engines product office, part of the Utility Helicopters Project Office, during a change of charter ceremony…
AMCOM senior civilian ending 37-year journey
The Commander’s Award for Civilian Service was presented to an Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center employee June 4 at the Aviation Engineering Directorate’s All Ha…
Although members of the Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command work hard to defend the nation, some of its members also play hard to entertain the community.
With a legacy that spans more than 50 years, Cummings Research Park may be “over the hill,” but it certainly isn’t fading – at least not with Erin Koshut at the helm.
The Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville conducts an Engineer Day awards ceremony each year to recognize the organization’s best. The awards ceremony is part of an all-day event that als…
On March 3, 1969, on Hill 484 in Vietnam, Marine Cpl. Cleveland King Jr. became more than the chief radio operator. He became the leader because there was no one left in charge.
