Operational energy forum increases awareness, promotes flexibility and resilience
Commanders and command sergeants major from throughout U.S. Army Forces Command heard about operational energy from an expert on the subject during the U.S. Army Forces Command Commander's Forum.. (By Carol R Eubanks)
Combat effectiveness focus of Energy Awareness Month
Improved energy efficiency ties directly to mission success, said Katherine Hammack, assistant secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy & Environment. (By David Vergun)
Secretary of Defense tours RDECOM contributions to energy security
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta learned about the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command's contributions to national energy security during a tour of exhibits at the Pentagon, Oct. 4.
October is Army Energy Awareness Month
October is Energy Awareness Month! A joint Army Leadership Message conveys the importance of our collective efforts in the areas of Energy and Water Security. (By HON Katherine Hammack, ASA (IE&E))
DoD Strategic Sustainability Performance Plan
This annual update lays out our goals and sustainability performance expectations over the next decade.
Suicide Prevention & Stigma Reduction MessageRenewable Energy SolutionsSECNAV Discusses Great Green FleetHydrogen Fuel Cells – Energy Made Easier
"Rear Adm. Kevin Slates, director, Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Energy and Environmental Readiness Division (OPNAV N45), has called for nominations for the Fiscal Year 2012 CNO Environmental Awards Environmental Awards competition."
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"Jon Powers, the Federal Environmental Executive for the White House Council on Environmental Quality, will describe an initiative focused on federal collaboration across the United States,.."
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A retired Army doctor who helped develop vaccines to protect troops from meningitis, AIDS, hepatitis, diarrhea, and many other infectious diseases, will be among civilians saluted Thursday (By David Vergun, ARNEWS)
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"Migrating birds, NASCAR drivers and Tour de France bicyclists already get it. And now the Air Force is thinking about flying gas-guzzling cargo aircraft in formation -- 'dragging' off one another -- on long-haul flights across the oceans."
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"A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District scientist is playing a leading role in a series of research projects to protect American service members from toxic vapors, make toxic cleanup projects more effective and potentially change how the world monitors airborne chemicals."
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