Aberdeen Proving Ground News

Among the many developments to come out of the World War II experience, the establishment of a bomb disposal organization is one of the more interesting.

The official opening of the Army Logistics University today marks the beginning of an influx of military and civilian students and personnel at Fort Lee.

Federal investigators are going to test the automated system that is meant prevent train crashes like the one in Washington, D.C., that killed nine people.

Emerson V. Clarke Jr., a retired Aberdeen Proving Ground physicist and a decorated World War II infantryman, died Thursday of pneumonia at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center.

An avid World War II enthusiast, VADER guitarist/vocalist Piotr "Peter" Wiwczarek shares his thoughts on "The War" by Kevin Burns and war memorials: "I heard about this documentary and definitely will possess it soon.

New Jersey's Fort Monmouth has a new commanding general who may be the last to lead the Army post.

New Jersey's Fort Monmouth has a new commanding general who may be the last to lead the Army post.

St. John Properties Inc. has reached a deal to take over a planned 2 million-square-foot business park at Aberdeen Proving Ground, picking up the project from cash-strapped Rockville developer Opus East LLC as that company considers seeking bankruptcy protection.

Some of the region's largest developers are weighing their interest in a planned Aberdeen business park for defense contracts that could lose its Rockville builder to bankruptcy.

The floors were lacquered and shining, the grass was mowed, and the handicapped-access tracks and ramps in the new, $800,000 Pasadena home were ready for use.

A massive business park in Harford County aimed at capturing thousands of private defense contracting jobs is in limbo as its debt-strapped developer considers bankruptcy protection.

Home << Local << Couple weds after extended tour of duty Rhea Williams marries Warrant Officer Michael Carpentieri Friday afternoon at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church.

ROGER TEEL, 20th Support Command 20th Support Command 's Sgt. Gabrielle M. Martinez Photo credit ROGER TEEL Sergeants Jason Bedoya, left, and Gabrielle Martinez work out on the pull-up bar.

County Commissioner Tom Chamberlin marks this yeara s Yellow River Festival, held Saturday, an official a oeMarshall County day.a Pilot Photo/Carol Anders By Carol Anders Correspondent PLYMOUTH - The banks of the Yellow River never seemed as inviting as they did on Saturday as the third annual Yellow River Festival was underway.

Two teenagers drowned after they went swimming in the Gunpowder River during a boating excursion with adults Saturday afternoon, authorities said.

Charles and Claudine Adams' company is about to become bigger than they or anyone else ever thought it would be.

The mainstream media will often refer to military-style assault rifles as high-power rifles, when they are, arguably, just the opposite.

Jerome Lebowski Jerome Lebowski was born March 10, 1917 in Detroit, Michigan. He was a graduate of Owosso High School and attended the Berlitz School of Languages in Detroit.

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- The flags and guidons of the Headquarters, U.S. Army Ordnance Center and Schools, Ordnance Mechanical Maintenance School and Ordnance Munitions and Electronics Maintenance School floated on an agreeable breeze as the Army's largest corps presented a symbolic end to its 92-year stay at Aberdeen Proving Ground during ...

Hundreds of historians have had their say on Wal-Mart's plans to build a Supercenter near a Civil War battlefield in Virginia.