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APTIM to Decommission & Dismantle Reactor at Fort Greely - Vimarsana News

APTIM to Decommission & Dismantle Reactor at Fort Greely

Baton Rouge, La., Oct. 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aptim Federal Services, LLC (APTIM), a market leader in decommissioning and environmental solutions,...

Wyoming History: Sundance Had First Portable Nuclear Reactor In The United States - Vimarsana News

Wyoming History: Sundance Had First Portable Nuclear Reactor In The United States

The first U.S. portable land-based nuclear reactor was packed into 16 shipping containers during the Cold War, flown to Ellsworth Air Force Base and built below Warren Peak near Sundance, Wyoming.

Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams 'disturbing' military program - Vimarsana News

Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams 'disturbing' military program

Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams ‘disturbing’ military program April 30 The Army is seeking to develop and field a mobile nuclear reactor to power forward operating bases. (Department of Defense) The author of an academic report on Pentagon plans to build mobile nuclear reactors to power future combat bases called the effort “extremely disturbing” and “based on a lie.” The report released Thursday slams the Pentagon and Army G-4, logistics — specifically the Army office’s 2018 report that lays out the potential uses and needs for such mobile nuclear reactor...

MOAA - 90-Year-Old Member Honors Veterans in Hospice Care - Vimarsana News

MOAA - 90-Year-Old Member Honors Veterans in Hospice Care

90-Year-Old Member Honors Veterans in Hospice Care March 12, 2021 Col. Jim Ling, USAF (Ret), has played the bagpipes for nearly 70 years and performs at local ceremonies and events. (Courtesy photo) By Contributing Editor Blair Drake   Col. Jim Ling, USAF (Ret), believes it’s important “to keep moving, as long as you’re able, and make contributions to your community.” At age 90, he’s doing just that.   He is chairman of the board of the South Fort Collins Sanitation District, a volunteer with the Pathways Hospice We Honor Veterans Program, and active with the W...

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