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4 A U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command partnership with an arm of the Defense Logistics Agency will significantly reduce delivery time on necessary parts while simultaneously saving millions of dollars. DLA Aviation – Huntsville and AMCOM Logistics Center have worked in unison for several years at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. A nine-year contract vehicle intended to streamline sole-source spare parts was finalized in late 2020. “On the local level, we are talking about th...

Alabama lands permanent headquarters for US Space Force over Florida Space Coast Jim Turner, News Service of Florida © MALCOLM DENEMARK/FLORIDA TODAY New signs at the South Gate of U.S. Space Force Patrick Space Force Base, formerly Patrick Air Force Base. TALLAHASSEE — U.S. Space Force’s permanent command headquarters will touch down in Alabama’s Huntsville Redstone Arsenal area rather than Florida’s Space Coast. U.S. Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett’s decision ...

Alabama lands Space Force HQ over Florida By Jim Turner Photo via US Dept. of Defense TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - U.S. Space Force’s permanent command headquarters will touch down in Alabama’s Huntsville Redstone Arsenal area rather than Florida’s Space Coast. U.S. Air Force Secretary Barbara Barrett’s decision to locate the headquarters in Alabama was made official Wednesday,  after Patrick Space Force Base near Cape Canaveral was one of six finalists. Space Florida, the state’s aerospace ...

U.S. Space Command headquarters in Alabama: Controversy erupts; what they’re saying Updated Jan 14, 2021; Posted Jan 14, 2021 FILE _ In this Aug. 29, 2019 file photo, President Donald Trump watches with Vice President Mike Pence and Defense Secretary Mark Esper as the flag for U.S. space Command is unfurled as Trump announces the establishment of the U.S. Space Command in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington. The U.S. Air Force is expected to announce Huntsville, Ala. as the l...

Huntsville, Ala., has won a multistate competition to house the headquarters of the new U.S. Space Command

Arcade 1UP announces their 2021 CES lineup by: Nathan - posted: 1/11/2021 9:29:00 PM CES is a fantastic time of year for a classic arcade nerd like me because it means that Arcade 1UP will be revealing part of their 2021 line up of games. Today,  Arcade 1UP dropped info on eight new cabinets being released including one I have been waiting so long for, Killer Instinct. No release dates, prices or details of what will come with each package such a...

New Arcade1Up Cabinets Are Up For Pre-Order Arcade1Up hit the ground running at CES 2021 with the announcement of a whopping seven new cabinets for your home arcade. Among these upcoming releases are the 1992 game X-Men, Dragons Lair from 1983, Killer Instinct from 1994, a 4-player pub table, and a new line of Legacy Edition cabinets packed with a dozen games each. Release dates and pricees for these new Arcade1Up cabinets were not released as part of the announcement, but it appears as though ...

Arcade 1Up Killer Instinct and Dragon’s Lair Cabinets Revealed Killer Instinct, Dragon’s Lair, and Space Ace cabinets available in 2021. Some offer a new sort of look or take, such as the Atari, Bandai Namco, and Capcom Legacy Edition cabinets. Meanwhile, the Pong and X-Men variants give you a way to play four-player games. Some of the variants are pretty basic and offer exactly what you’d expect. The Arcade 1Up Killer Instinct cabinet is also something of a celebration of Rare in ge...

The Atari Lynx never got a fair chance with gamers. Released only a few months after Nintendo’s original Game Boy, it simply could not compete on the same level despite being the first handheld to offer a color LCD screen. That doesn’t mean that it was a complete loss. Over its six year lifespan, close to eighty titles were released in the US and UK, some of which were great titles. Evercade is bringing the Atari Lynx back to life with two multi-game cartridges. The Collection 1 cartridge ...

Kotaku-ites deliberate on a single burning question. Then, we ask your take. This week we Ask Kotaku: What’s the best (or worst) gaming gift you’ve ever received? Advertisement Photo: Mike Fahey Fahey This one’s easy. For years my family has been conditioned to the fact that if I want a video game, I buy a video game. If I want hardware, I’ll find a way to afford hardware. I’ve been blessed with the means to get the things I wanted, but there was one piece of hardware that always elud...