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Washington Commanders get first-hand experience with 1st Helicopter SquadronNewscenterpiece Washington Commanders’ players and staff learned what it’s like to operate at the 316th Wing during a visit with the 1st Helicopter Squadron on May 9.
By Airman 1st Class Matthew-John Braman
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GEM electronics technicians awarded for professional serviceRegional Newsfeatured Electronics Technician 2nd Class James Ramsden (above) and Electronics Technician 2nd Class Raymundo Ramirez (below) are presented with the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal by NAS Patuxent River Executive Officer Capt. Derrick Kingsley for professional achievement while serving as Ground Electronics Maintenance duty technicians onboard NAS Patuxent River.
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Celebrating delivery of 50,000 ARC-210 airborne radios to fleetRegional Newsfeatured The Navy celebrated the delivery of ARC-210 airborne radio number 50,000 to the fleet April 5.
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PMA-209 hosts virtual event on open architecture advancementRegional Newsfeatured The Air Combat Electronics program office (PMA-209) hosted a virtual event March 23 with The Open Group Consortia Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) and Sensor Open System Architecture (SOSA) on open architecture as key to facilitating readiness and speed of capability to the warfighter.
By Amie Blade
PEO(CS) Public Affairs Officer
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ATR builds own threat emitter for NGJ and Growler testingRegional Newsfeatured NAWCAD’s Atlantic Test Ranges (ATR) has designed and built a mobile adversary radar simulator from commercial components, primarily for testing the Navy’s EA-18G Growler and Next Generation Jammer, but with variants also available for other military weapon systems. There’s even a low-cost disposable version for Army target practice that rotates the unit with a pizza turntable.
By Robert Kaper
Senior Technical Writer Atlantic Test Ranges
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FRCSW returns first E-2D Hawkeye to complete PMI-2Regional Newsfeatured Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW) set yet another milestone Jan. 23, 2020 with the delivery of its first E-2D Hawkeye to complete periodic maintenance interval two (PMI-2).
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PMA-209 launches website to support open architecture designRegional Newsfeatured The Air Combat Electronics program office (PMA-209) launched its new Hardware Open Systems Technologies (HOST) website Oct. 20, which provides a hardware framework for designing open architecture (OA) embedded computing systems for DoD systems.
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NAVSUP announces 2020 holiday peak mailing season deadlinesRegional News“NAVSUP Postal personnel provide postal services all year long and are ready for the significant increase in holiday mail,” said Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Navy Postal Operations Manager Dale Pinchart. “Help us help you. Mail early, use Click-N-Ship to minimize time spent in line when mailing; and when packages arrive, pick up as soon as possible after email notification is received.”
By Debbie Dortch
Office of Corporate Communications
NAVSUP Headquarters
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Precision Landing Mode upgraded, makes strike pilot landing smootherRegional Newsfeatured The first version of Precision Landing Mode (PLM) for the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler did away with much of the stress on pilots flying behind a ship—and PLM Version 40 (V40) intends to do away with most of what remains.
By Lt. Karl Suabedissen
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron (VX) 23
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TPS Cornerfeatured This photo, taken several days before the Chief of Naval Operations mandated the wearing of face coverings in close-quarters situations, shows U.S. Naval Test Pilot School maintenance personnel conducting an early morning “FOD walk” along the school’s flightline to identify any foreign object debris that could damage the aircraft if stirred up by propeller, rotor, or jet wash.
By Lt. Col. Rory Feely
USNTPS Commanding Officer
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