Oct 07 2015

Seeking future Corps employees

Huntsville Center Workforce Development Specialist Atidya Williams shows Gerald Phillips, a graduate student at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, tips to navigate the USAJOBS website during the UAH Career Fair Sept. 10. Huntsville Center staff will next be at the Alabama A&M University Career Fair 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 1 in Huntsville.

Oct 07 2015

Robots clear site for future aerial gunnery range at Fort Bragg

Ray Velazquez (left), ECC senior project manager, describes operation of a "MOOG" Pan/Tilt/Zoom Thermal and Visible Imaging System to Spencer O’Neal, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville vegetation clearance project manager. The "MOOG" is a camera mounted on the "robots" used for vegetation removal project at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The camera allows for daylight and night time operations.

Oct 07 2015

Partnerships ensure installation Access Control Points meet Army standards

Redstone Arsenal gate 9 is an Access Control Point that has active barriers. The active barriers can be deployed by ACP security to ensure threat vehicles are stopped before they enter the installation.

Oct 07 2015

Huntsville Center engineer prepares for third bodybuilding competition

Robert Jackson, a Dothan, Alabama, native, now currently a mechanical engineer at the Huntsville Center, he is preparing for his third competition this year: the NPC Alabama State Championship Aug. 29.

Oct 07 2015

EEAP program visits Redstone Commissary

Huntsville Center mechanical engineer Scott L. Sheffield and Energy Engineering Analysis Program Manager Raúl E. Alonso discuss HVAC system features detailed in the building plans for the commissary at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Huntsville Center's EEAP team is preparing a comprehensive energy reduction plan for the Defense Commissary Agency's West Area sites and toured the Redstone facility to get a better understanding of commissary operations and typical energy consumption.

Oct 07 2015

Mooneyham named USACE's Designer of the Year

Patricia Mooneyham, a chief in the Interior Design Section, at the Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, stands in front of an interior design sample board Wednesday, which was designed by several interior designers. Mooneyham will be presented with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2015 Interior Designer of the Year award in August at the Huntsville Center.

Dec 04 2013

TUSCALOOSA FRP

Workers destroy the Tuscaloosa Army Reserve Center which saw extensive damage by a tornado that ripped through Tuscaloosa, Ala., in April 2011. A new $13 million, 67,0000 square foot facility replaced the old facility.