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Secretary of the Army John McHugh (left) and Eric Edwards,

Secretary of the Army John McHugh (left) and Eric Edwards,

Secretary of the Army John McHugh (left) and Eric Edwards, Director of Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center (right) listen as Gen. Ann Dunwoody, commander of Army Materiel Command, e... More

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command's commander,

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command's commander,

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command's commander, and John Rogers, civilian aide to the secretary of the Army, await the arrival of Secretary of the Army John McHugh at the Redstone Arsenal Airfield, Ala... More

Lt. Col. Courtney Cote, product manager with Armed

Lt. Col. Courtney Cote, product manager with Armed

Lt. Col. Courtney Cote, product manager with Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter, explains the work in progress on an Iraqi Armed 407 helicopter to John McHugh, secretary of the Army, during a June 23, visit to the... More

Secretary of the Army John McHugh, speaks to Army Materiel

Secretary of the Army John McHugh, speaks to Army Materiel

Secretary of the Army John McHugh, speaks to Army Materiel Command employees during his June 23, visit to the Headquarters U.S. Army Materiel Command at Redstone Arsenal, Ala.

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command commander,

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command commander,

Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody, Army Materiel Command commander, greets Secretary of the Army John McHugh at Redstone Arsenal Airfield, Ala., June 23.

Bill Nourse, manager of the Extended Area Protection

Bill Nourse, manager of the Extended Area Protection

Bill Nourse, manager of the Extended Area Protection and Survivability Program, Army Technology Objective, explains the concept behind an interceptor missile to Secretary of the Army John McHugh, John Rogers, c... More

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