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8 SHILOH, Ill. -- The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center will use the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command’s motorcycle safety awareness for non-motorcycle-riders training in next month’s Army-wide Motorcycle Safety Awareness Campaign. Each year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration designates May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. This observance coincides with the beginning of riding season for many Soldiers and also serves as an early kickoff for the critical days of summer. Maj. Gen. Heidi Hoyle, SDDC commanding general, understanding th...

9 PORTSMOUTH, Va. - The Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command’s 841st Transportation Battalion, in conjunction with the 7th Transportation Brigade – Expeditionary, recently performed Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore operations at the Port of Portsmouth in support of DEFENDER-Europe 21. Equipment from the 7th TBX was loaded aboard the Military Sealift Command's U.S. Naval Ship Bob Hope, joining equipment from other units previously loaded during port operations in Jacksonville, Florida. Once in Europe, the units will conduct larger JLOTS operations as part of I...

By GORDON RAGO | The Virginian-Pilot | Published: March 17, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. (Tribune News Service) — Hampton Roads is a military town. Hampton Roads is a port town. Why not combine the two? A $15 million, five-year contract signed last month ties the industries together: The military has lots of stuff; the port can help move it. And it appears the deal would breathe new life into the Portsmouth Marine Terminal, a cargo facility located on the Elizabeth River which was closed to container traffic in April due to near double-digit drops in cargo related to the coronavirus pandemic. The p...

Under a five-year, $15 million contract, the Port of Virginia will provide dockworkers and facilities to move cargo including tanks, helicopters and food supplies.

Forrest Burke, Connected Logistics LOGC2, Inc., doing business as Connected Logistics, has won an Army Contracting Command – Rock Island task order under the $12.1 billion ceiling Information Technology Enterprise Solutions – 3 Services contract. ITES-3S is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity 5.5-year task order. Under the contract, Connected Logistics and its teammates will operate, maintain and provide support operations for the worldwide Radio Frequency-In-Transit Visibility infrastructure. The company’s teammates for the project include Leidos, Array Information Technology a...