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368th Engineer Battalion Change of Command
Maintenance window scheduled to begin at February 14th 2200 est. until 0400 est. February 15th REGISTER LOGIN LONDONDERRY, N.H. – The 368th Engineer Battalion conducted a change of command ceremony at the Londonderry Armed Forces Reserve Center, in Londonderry, New Hampshire, July 15, 2023. Soldiers, leaders, families, and friends of the battalion welcomed Lt. Col Trevor R. Hopper as the new commander, while also bidding farewell to Lt. Col. Noel Milian, the outgoing commander during the ceremony.
14 Best Crime, Mystery, and Thriller Books of February 2022
Our picks for best crime, mystery and thriller books of in February 2022 include Death of a Green-Eyed Monster by M. C. Beaton who is now a cozy mystery household name, highly anticipated The Goodbye Coast (A Philip Marlowe Novel) by Joe Ide, as well as Dark Horse (An Orphan X Novel) by Gregg Hurwitz and military and espionage novel Sierra Six by Mark Greaney. These mystery and thriller books will surely bring joy to avid crime fiction and mystery readers.
The Making of an Environmentalist — TRANSFORMATIONS
It was 1971. The United States had just invaded Laos to shut down the Ho Chi Minh Trail, George Harrison had organized a benefit concert for starving Bangladesh—and I had just graduated from St. Peter’s College in Jersey City with a degree in classical languages. “Wonderful training for an archbishop or a college don,” my dad said sarcastically. But I was destined to be neither. Instead, I took what came my way: work as a telephone lineman for Bell Telephone.
Raritan River Week
A network of over 130 organizations, governmental entities and businesses in the Raritan River region that work together to balance social, economic and environmental objectives towards the common goal of restoring the Raritan River, its tributaries and its estuary for current and future generations.
You Call, We Haul: Army Reserve Watercraft Operators
“We haul big stuff.” The massive 200-foot barge derrick crane behind CW3 Thomas Heald, from the 467th Transportation Company, backs up his statement. Capable of lifting nearly 130 tons at 175 feet with an 80-foot crane, this crane grants Army Reserve watercraft units an unprecedented ability to haul cargo, conduct salvage operations, clear port channels and berths, and removing obstacles.
In N.J., guarding against uncontrolled wildfires
Recent wildfires in Western states have burned eight million acres and called into question how much of the destruction was avoidable and how much blame should go to Mother Nature vs. human inaction. Of course, the first thing that pops into mind from a human perspective is global warming, which causes higher summer heat, longer droughts, and favorable conditions for insect infestations that turn lush stands of vegetation into so much tinder for the next conflagration.
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