Real world deployment validates two-airfield concept for installation
Fort Stewart’s power projection prowess was showcased June 4 when 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade deployed on a real-world mission in the U.S. from Wright Army Airfield.
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Fort Stewart’s power projection prowess was showcased June 4 when 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade deployed on a real-world mission in the U.S. from Wright Army Airfield.
Community leaders visit Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield 6/3/21, 1:39 PM Daniel Malta Photo by Chris Rich Community leaders pose for a group photo with Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield leadership, May 26 on Fort Stewart prior to spending the day touring the installation. Col. Bryan Logan, Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Garrison Commander, invited over a dozen Mayors, City Managers and school administrators to visit Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield to gain a better understanding of the Army mission and how the communities can better partner with the Army and support Army Families...
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield kicks off Marne Week with concert 5/20/21, 1:57 PM Daniel Malta Photo by Daniel Malta Families spread out on Donovan Field to maintain social distancing requirements during Big & Rich concert, May 15 on Fort Stewart. Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield kicks off Marne Week with concert The installation hosted country artists Big & Rich along with special guest Lathan Warlick to kick off Marne Week, May 15. Over 1,700 people attended the outdoor concert. With many venues across the globe still debating when and how they will begin hosting physical events aga...
The plan would lower the cost of child care and provide universal pre-school for all three- and four-year-olds.
Date Time Protein Linked to Sex Differences in Age-Related Neuron Loss It is not every day that scientists come across a phenomenon so fundamental that it is observed across fruit flies, rodents and humans. In a paper published today in Aging Cell, neuroscientists from the University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences discovered that a single protein—a glutamate transporter on the membrane of vesicles that carry dopamine in neurons—is key to regulating sex differences in the brain’s vulnerability to age-related neuron loss. The protein—named VGLUT—was more abundant in dop...