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Soldiers train at the American University Experiment Station during World War I. The American University Experiment Station was closed after World War I and its historic boundaries are included within the Spring Valley Formerly Used Defense Site where the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers carried out cleanup efforts to remove potential hazards stemming from past military activity. Wilson Walters, a Huntsville Center employee who was instrumental in the beginning stages of the Spring Valley project, will retire at the end of this month. (Courtesy Photo)

Wilson Walters, a U.S. Army retiree who has served as a safety and occupational specialist and technical manager for recovered chemical warfare materials at Huntsville Center since 1992, will retire March 31.

April Rafael-Adams, mechanical engineer team lead, has served as a first aid attendant at Huntsville Center for more than 15 years. She said the training has taught her the lifesaving skills needed to provide assistance during medical emergencies in and out of the workplace.

Daphne Thompson received the Installation Support and Program Management Directorate's 2021 Difference Maker Award. Thompson, a project manager with the Furnishings Program, has been with Huntsville Center since January 2009.

Kenny Hall, son of Ray Hall, Huntsville Center engineer, signed a letter of intent Dec. 15 to attend the Naval Academy where he will play football. Kenny’s athleticism and his academic achievement (4.17 grade point average) led to 10 scholarship offers with six coming from Ivy League schools.

Kenny Hall, son of Ray Hall, Huntsville Center engineer, will head to the U.S. Naval Acadmey in the fall. Kenny was a star cornerback at Sparkman High School in Huntsville, Ala. Although Kenny has always excelled in football, Ray coached his only child academically, ensuring Kenny will receive a top-notch education.

A computer scientist at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., uses a supercomputer without reliance on expensive live experiments and prototype demonstrations. A recent procurement policy change streamlines the way Huntsville Center’s High Performance Computing program procures supercomputing systems for its stakeholders.

Jesus Ramirez, Program Manager with Huntsville Center’s Fuels Program, recently completed Auburn University’s Competitive Professional Development Training Program in Building Construction. The certification program is a professional development partnership between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Auburn University. By participating in the program, Ramirez earned enough course hours to receive a master’s in construction management.

Lt. Gen. Scott Spellmon, 55th Chief of Engineers and Commanding General of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, poses for a photograph with (from left) Colleen O’Keefe, Huntsville Center Contracting chief, Rebecca Goodsell, Huntsville Center Office of Small Business Programs chief, and Ken Bryant and Erica White, Huntsville Center contracting officers at the Society of American Military Engineer's Federal Small Business Conference at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

David Nieman, Missile Defense Agency Mission Support Facilities director, present Huntsville Center’s Tara Clark, Branch Chief, Missile Defense Mandatory Center of Expertise, with a letter of appreciation Nov. 4 as Col. Sebastien Joly, Huntsville Center commander, and Rickie Stanford, MDAMSF facility engineer, stand by.

Chip Marin (right), Programs Director, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville introduces Paul Farnan, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations, Energy, and Environment) to Huntsville Center Energy Division representatives during Farnan’s visit to the Center Nov. 16.Farnan received a capabilities brief highlighting the various programs providing integrated energy savings and security for the Department of Defense, the Army and other federal agencies.

Chip Marin (left), Programs Director, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville greets Paul Farnan, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations, Energy, and Environment) at the Center Nov. 16. During his visit, Farnan met with Huntsville Center Energy Division representatives and received a capabilities brief highlighting the various programs providing integrated energy savings and security for the Department of Defense, the Army and other federal agencies.

The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, holds a groundbreaking ceremony Nov. 5 to mark the beginning of construction for the Center's new 205,000 square-foot facility on Redstone Arsenal. Pictured, left to right, are Huntsville Center's Chris DeMarcus, Martha Cook, Nate Durham, Chip Marin, Deborah Crosby, Kelly Larsen, and Lt. Col. Benjamin Summers; Col. Glenn O. Mellor, Redstone Arsenal Garrison Commander; Greg Hall, Corporate Office Property Trust Vice President; Jake Roth, Department of Public Works; Frank Nola and Christine Jones with Nola VanPeuresm Architects, PC; and Ryder Lett, USACE Mobile District Real Estate Office.

Arthur Martin, director of Installations Support and Program Management at U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, was recognized with an award for outstanding service and notable achievements during the 41st annual Department of Defense Disability Awards ceremony.

Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, Dam Neck Activity scientists and engineers assist Sailors from Tactical Training Group Atlantic during their bridge team testing of the Advanced Navigation Team Shipboard Simulation Phase 1 system in command’s Naval Simulation Center. A recent U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville Utility Energy Service Contract opportunity is providing infrastructure improvements and enhanced energy assurance and resilience at the Navy installation.

The Huntsville Society of American Military Engineers post is hosting a virtual Small Business Forum Oct.20. The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, along with other U.S. Army Corps of Engineers districts, the Small Business Administration and some Redstone Arsenal tenants will be participating in the event providing information on their programs. Huntsville Center will not host a separate Small Business Forum in 2021.

Huntsville ended the fiscal year with more than 4,300 contract actions totaling more than $2.57 billion in obligations for global stakeholders.

Douglas Kohns, wearing a white shirt in the photo above, and his team conduct architectural assessments of the Guam Memorial Hospital. Kohns has been named the USACE Architect of the Year for 2021.

For more than a decade, Liz McCullough, Resource Management director, has maintained certification in defense financial management earning her CDFM in 2011 and the CDFM with Acquisition Specialty (CDF

A decision by the Small Business Administration to immediately suspend a requirement for construction contracts is a boon to the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville’s ability to contract with 8(a) companies.

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