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- The Ordnance School transported the first wave of ordnance advanced individual training Soldiers to Fort Lee Sept. 23.
- The new Ordnance School received more than 500 students, arriving via bus from Aberdeen.
- The Ordnance School will train more than 3,000 Soldiers annually in more than 30 military occupational specialties at Fort Lee.
- The new arrivals are assigned to Company B and C of the 16th Ordnance Battalion, 61st Ordnance Brigade.
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Ordnance Soldiers Make New Home at Fort Lee
The Ordnance School operations at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. are beginning to wind down as construction at the school's new location at Fort Lee continues at a rapid pace. However, neither has stopped the institution from fulfilling its mission to...
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Last Stop, Fort Lee
More than 500 Soldiers from Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., made the first trip to Fort Lee, Va., on Sept. 23, where they will begin ordnance training on the state-of-the-art Ordnance Campus next week. The new arrivals are assigned to Company B and C of...
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New Home for Ordnance Soldiers
The Ordnance School operations at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. are beginning to wind down as construction at the school's new location at Fort Lee continues at a rapid pace. However, neither has stopped the institution from fulfilling its mission to...
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Smooth Transition
Capt. Jeremiah Starr, 16th Ordnance Battalion, makes sure the in-processing goes smoothly, as more than 500 ordnance Soldiers arrived at Fort Lee, Va, on Sept. 23. This was the first wave of advanced individual training Soldiers to begin training at...
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Home Sweet Home
A group of Soldiers make their way into the newly constructed barracks. On Sept. 23, more than 500 ordnance Soldiers arrived at Fort Lee, Va. -- the first wave of advanced individual training Soldiers to begin training at the Ordnance School's $700...