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Personnel help themselves on the self-service line in the galley. The air station Food Service Division has won a Captain Edward F. Ney Award for food service excellence for three consective years

Personnel help themselves on the self-service line in the galley. The...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Naval Air Station, Pensacola State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: Jim Bryant Release Status: Relea... More

US Army (USA) Soldiers and Republic of Panama Soldiers assigned with Joint Task Force (JTF) Chiriqui, enjoy a self-service salad bar, near the MKT-85 Field Kitchen, at Base Camp Amistad, located in Las Lajas, Panama (PN), during Exercise NEW HORIZONS 2003

US Army (USA) Soldiers and Republic of Panama Soldiers assigned with J...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: NEW HORIZONS 2003 Base: Las Lajas Country: Panama (PAN) Scene Camera Operator: Kaye Richey, CIV Release Status: Released to ... More

On 19 Feb 19, Mr. Russell Broom, Vice President of

On 19 Feb 19, Mr. Russell Broom, Vice President of

On 19 Feb 19, Mr. Russell Broom, Vice President of Development for Oracle, visited IPPS-A testing at Fort Indiantown Gap, PA. Mr. Broom previously worked extensively with the Human Capital Management (HCM) Peop... More

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout the Army National Guard. In January 2019, the Army fielded IPPS-A to the Pennsylvania National Guard and tested the system in a Limited User Test (LUT). P... More

At the start of a two-day class on the data visualization

At the start of a two-day class on the data visualization

At the start of a two-day class on the data visualization software platform called Qlik Sense, Chip Marin, programs director for the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, welcomes students May 8... More

Eufaula Lake: self-service campground and day use areas

Eufaula Lake: self-service campground and day use areas

New signage at Eufaula Lake indicating changes coming to the camping and day use areas. Class A area campsites can all be reserved online through recreation.gov. Each site will also have a QR code, which can b... More

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout

IPPS-A is currently on course to be deployed throughout the Army National Guard. In January 2019, the Army fielded IPPS-A to the Pennsylvania National Guard and tested the system in a Limited User Test (LUT). P... More

Ozzy Orwick, Data Visualization Services service owner

Ozzy Orwick, Data Visualization Services service owner

Ozzy Orwick, Data Visualization Services service owner and Visualization and Analytics Support Tools Community of Practice manager, gives students a brief overview of the two-day Qlik Sense class May 8, 2019, a... More

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