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The team that 3D prints together increases capability together Regional Newsfeatured Linda S. Johnson, Multi-Use Lab Environment (MULE) lead, believes everyone in the lab should know how to 3D print, not just engineers and computer scientists.
By Denise Krumenacker NAWCAD Communications 1 Min Read -
Navy and Marine Corps Showcase 3-D Printing Innovations and Impact at Pentagon Expo Featuresfeatured Dr. Ben Gould and Senior Chief Machinery Repairman (SW/AW) Sean Boykin are revolutionizing the Fleet, naval research labs, and shipyards – with a little help from their friends and 3-D printing (additive manufacturing).
By John Joyce, Dahlgren Division Corporate Communications 3 Min Read -
Scoreboard as of March 3Regional NewsIntramural Bowling League <1 Min Read -
Standard SurveyArchive“The Standard” is published bi-weekly as the Fort Detrick “hometown paper,” keeping the Fort Detrick community informed of what is happening on base. We are considering some changes and want to know if you prefer the paper published in traditional newspaper format, or if you would prefer it published online at the Fort Detrick website, www.detrick.army.mil, and on our Facebook page? <1 Min Read -
From the editor's desk: So why's it called 'Pentagram,' anyway? LocalWhat's in a name?
By Jim Goodwin, Pentagram Editor 2 Min Read -
CorrectionsLocalThe Pentagram erroneously published a misspelled name and an incorrect rank in the Feb. 21, 2014, edition: the first News Note on page one should read, "Master Sgt. James Meyers;" the caption to the photo at the bottom of page seven should have read "Command Sgt. Maj. Earlene Y. Lavender" instead of "Sgt. Maj. Earlene Y. Lavender." We apologize for these errors. <1 Min Read -
Annie’s Gallery hosts traveling artist NewsWhen Karen Y. Buster was only five years old, she already ignored the common view, and looked at things her own way.
by Chris Basham
Staff writer
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Bill Harris’ “Commentary” honors African-American struggle NewsBill Harris has created in his home studio while teaching at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts for the past 34 years. “I was focused on my students, but as time went on I got more involved in my own art,” the Washington, D.C. native said.
by Chris Basham
Staff writer
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A Letter from the Editor FeaturesLast month, we asked our readers to complete a survey to determine the readership of our installation newspaper, “The Journal.”
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Recycling: A Commitment To Preserve Archive
By Frederick C. Fair Naval Air Station Patuxent River Public Affairs Volunteer
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