Mechanical Training for Storied Combat Vehicles Makes Debut at Installation's Ordnance School

FORT LEE, Va. (Feb. 2, 2012) -- One of the vehicles responsible for saving hundreds of U.S. lives and changing the face of warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan has made its way to Fort Lee. Click here to read more.

Chief of Ordnance needs your help!

The Chief of Ordnance would like to know if Soldiers have the right mix of recovery and maintenance lift equipment and personnel in today's operational environment. The following surveys have been developed to help provide answers to this question. The results of these surveys will be used to help determine if the Army has the right equipment and tools to best support BCTs and to develop future equipment and personnel compositions needed for recovery and maintenance lift missions. Your input is requested to provide your experiences from recovery and maintenance lift operations in a deployed and/or Combat Training Center (NTC, JRTC, etc.) environment.
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Maintenance Lift Operations Survey. Recovery Operations Survey.

Ordnance educators honored, named instructors of the year

FORT GORDON, GA - (Jan. 24, 2012) Top honors for the U.S. Army Ordnance School 2011 Instructor of the Year were awarded in each category during a ceremony Tuesday at the Courtyard to instructors at Fort Gordon. Click here to read more.