With Fort Gordon solar array, Army nears renewable power goal
Army officials on Wednesday cut the ribbon on a 270-acre, 30-megawatt solar power array at Fort Gordon, Georgia. It's the second of three such facilities planned in the Peach State as part of an effort dubbed "3x30."
Army commits to dramatic increase in combined heat and power energy production
Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning has issued a challenge for the Army to commission 50 megawatts of new combined heat and power (CHP) projects annually over the next four years.
Tennessee Army National Guard assists in wildfire response
As fires of historic proportion raged Tuesday, more than 120 Tennessee Army National Guard Soldiers mobilized to east Tennessee to assist Sevier County Emergency Management personnel with transporting first responders, removing light debris and assisting with welfare checks.
U.S. Army North Soldiers train for natural disaster response in Oregon
More than 60 individuals from various state, federal and government organizations worked together at the Oregon National Guard unit in Clackamas, Ore., from Oct. 30 to Nov. 4 on how to respond to natural disasters.
Water conservation at Joint Base San Antonio
As the U.S. population increases, so does our water use and our need to conserve water. In San Antonio and surrounding areas, water has become a valuable commodity due to the growing population.
In collaboration with National Marine Fisheries, Navy implanted Atlantic Sturgeon in the York River leading to identifying a new spawning population. (Photo Credit: Sarah Rider, NAVFAC Atlantic)