Fallen centuries-old 'mother' oak lives on through saplings at Arlington
On a brilliant, windy spring day, the last of five post oak saplings was planted at Arlington National Cemetery to celebrate Arbor Day and honor the fallen 220-year-old giant oak from whose acorns the saplings descended....READ MORE
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"Joining Forces"
Sgt. Maj. Tracey Anbiya, senior enlisted advisor to the Assistant Secretary of the Army...MORE
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Sustainability in Innovation Forum attracts Army Net Zero and EPA
The Army was an active participate in Environmental Protection Agency's American...MORE
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White House honors 'Champion of Change' for Afghanistan energy-saving
An Army Reserve officer who researched the effectiveness of energy-saving "micro-grid"...MORE
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Small test at Watervliet reveals huge potential...
The Watervliet Arsenal has just completed a yearlong study to determine if military...MORE
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2012 National Safety Month tri-signed letter
2012 National Safety Month tri-signed...MORE
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New shuttle bus part of DLA Hydrogen Fuel...
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- Last fall Joint Base Lewis-McChord received a...MORE
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Fort A.P. Hill Earth Day Celebration draws...
More than 700 students flocked to Fort A.P. Hill for its annual Earth Day Celebration...MORE
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Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
This May, our Army will observe Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month as part of the...MORE
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Earth Week takes center stage at JBLM
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- Helping the environment can seem like an enormous...MORE