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Army announces greatest inventions of 2011
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- U.S. Army officials announced the winners of its greatest inventions competition Sept. 19.
A team of combat veteran non-commissioned officers, as well as U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command field-grade officers, reviewed and voted for the Army Greatest Inventions of 2011.
Dale Ormond, director of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, commended the scientists and engineers for their efforts to empower, unburden and protect Soldiers.
"The contributions made by these teams promise to improve the well-being of Soldiers and the Army's capability to contribute to quality of life and our national security," Ormond said. "All of the nominated inventions demonstrate significant contributions to the warfighter.
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[ direct link: http://go.usa.gov/rtaV ]
A team of combat veteran non-commissioned officers, as well as U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command field-grade officers, reviewed and voted for the Army Greatest Inventions of 2011.
Dale Ormond, director of the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, commended the scientists and engineers for their efforts to empower, unburden and protect Soldiers.
"The contributions made by these teams promise to improve the well-being of Soldiers and the Army's capability to contribute to quality of life and our national security," Ormond said. "All of the nominated inventions demonstrate significant contributions to the warfighter.
Read more on http://www.army.mil/rdecom
[ direct link: http://go.usa.gov/rtaV ]
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