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The computer numerical controlled machining system

The computer numerical controlled machining system

The computer numerical controlled machining system completes an early prototype design of a valve stem cover at the Rapid Equipping Force Expeditionary Lab at Forward Operating Base Salerno, May 7, 2013. The va... More

JarMarcus King, the Integrated Blast Effects Sensor

JarMarcus King, the Integrated Blast Effects Sensor

JarMarcus King, the Integrated Blast Effects Sensor Suites (IBESS) project lead with R4, Inc., stands with an IBESS system at Forward Operating Base Salerno in Khost province, Afghanistan, May 7, 2013. The IBES... More

Stephen Jackson, expeditionary engineer, Exponent,

Stephen Jackson, expeditionary engineer, Exponent,

Stephen Jackson, expeditionary engineer, Exponent, Inc., fires up the Computer Numerical Control machine at the Rapid Equipping Force Expeditionary Lab at Forward Operating Base Salerno, May 7, 2013. The CNC cr... More

Some members of the Rapid Equipping Force team at Forward

Some members of the Rapid Equipping Force team at Forward

Some members of the Rapid Equipping Force team at Forward Operating Base Salerno pose in front of the REF Expeditionary Lab, May 7, 2013. Pictured, from left: Army Master Sgt. William Pascual, operations noncom... More

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