(FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 10 NOV 2010) Once all the "red iron" beams are erected for the Army Ground Forces Band building, metal decking for the roof will be installed, a task that should be completed by Thanksgiving if all goes as planned. The band will m...

(FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 10 NOV 2010) Steel workers with Northern Michigan Steel of Alpeno, Mich., use a scissor lift and fork lift to place "red iron" beams for the Army Ground Forces Band building. The prime contract design-builder for the construction ...

(FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 10 NOV 2010) Charles Henry of Temple Grading and Construction of Lillington, N.C., operates a CAT 305CR Mini Hydraulic Excavator to dig a ditch for underground utilities for the Army Ground Forces Band building. Temple Grading and...

(FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 10 NOV 2010) The Army Ground Forces Band building construction site is active with beams going up and a trench for underground utilities going in. As one of the Army's three major bands with a national touring mission, U.S. Army F...

(FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 10 NOV 2010) The new, state-of-the-art Army Ground Forces Band building is progressing with half of the "red iron" beams already in place and the other half due by the end of the week. The band will move to Fort Bragg with Headqua...