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Spc. 5 Bill Chaffin arrived in Vietnam in August 1967 and was assigned to the Automatic Secure Voice Communications Company, 1st Signal Brigade, in Saigon. He found the first five

The regime smuggles some of the main parts such as engines and electronic components, from foreign countries; other required components are produced within Iran

On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, the U.S. Representative Office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI-US) held a press conference and unveiled

Aviation and Missile Command has a new weapon in its training arsenal after introducing a course designed for logistics assistance representatives who support the MIM-104 Phased Array Tracking to Intercept

I read your recent article in the Redstone Rocket on plans to move Pershing II inert missile and erector launcher to Arizona. I met you several times when you worked

The post-hardcore vet on his love of Fender offsets, switching up his playing for new album Distant Populations, and why he named a song after the MXR Phase 90

Fiscal year 2020/2021 earnings release schedule Paris, August 2, 2021, 8:00 a.m. CET - The Atari Group will publish its 2020/2021 annual results at the latest on August 13, 2021, following a...

The Program Executive Office for Aviation’s Apache Production and Fielding Product Office saw a change in leadership during a change of charter ceremony June 24 at Bob Jones Auditorium. Lt. Col. Jeffrey Poquette relinquished responsibility as product manager to Lt. Col. Matthew Woolsey, who most recently served as an aviation portfolio manager in the Legislative Liaison office. Presiding over the ceremony was Col. Jay Maher, project manager of the Apache Helicopters Project Office. “T...

One word sums up Garrison Chaplain Lt. Col. Charles Lahmon’s approach to his ministry: service. Lahmon has become the Garrison chaplain after serving for three years as the Aviation and Missile Command chaplain. Though he has been serving as an Army chaplain for about two decades now, Army service wasn’t always his ultimate goal. A native of Mount Vernon, Ohio, Lahmon initially joined the Army out of high school in 1988 with the intention of joining an Army band. Not only would the Ar...

They were Soldiers. And they were all from one family. Retired Sgt. 1st Class Eric Martin Nelson, taskings manager for the Aviation and Missile Command, G-33 (Operations), is the latest of four generations of Soldiers depicted in the black-and-white pastel painting. While he was working in Germany, he had the painting done in 2011 by French artist Sascha Kijanovic. “I just wanted to capture my family’s history I guess because it seemed like it was not organized,” Nelson said. â�...