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Employees from across the Army Materiel Command enterprise have been recognized for their contributions to materiel readiness in a variety of areas, from propellants and ammunition to COVID-19 accountability and

With over 140 monitored relationships with countries and security organizations around the world, the Security Assistance Command manages thousands of foreign military sales cases and does not plan on stopping

NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. – Senior representatives from the Security Assistance Command hosted the Hellenic Army’s Finance Director Maj. Gen. Athanasios Dimitriadis and Sustainment Director Brig. Gen. Theodoros Zikos Oct. 13

For one security assistance officer, working in the legislative branch of the federal government is a significant detour in what might have been an otherwise commonplace career.

Local veterans will be honored Friday, Nov. 11 as once again VFW Post 6073 and American Legion Post 30 will host a program on Veterans Day.

The war in Ukraine continues to yield lessons learned, some of which were highlighted during an Oct. 11 security cooperation seminar in Washington, D.C.

The Biden White House is finally doing the right thing, and it becomes a conspiracy theory.

Master Resilience Trainers representing the Army Materiel Command enterprise kicked off an online resilience training series Oct. 13 with a review of the six competencies needed to develop the ability

The role of the Security Assistance Command is on full display since Russia launched its premeditated, unprovoked war against Ukraine on Feb. 24.

The war in Ukraine is a continent away, however, Redstone is connected to the conflict in various ways. Todd Butler, an operations planner at the Security Assistance Command, is key