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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Anniston Army Depot celebrates women's right to vote

ANNISTON ARMY Depot Area.-in 1920, the Americans had their vote for one of two Ohioans vote in the presidential election. At that time, most voters were concerned about the first world war, and what the candidate may result in an "out of a recession in the issues arising from THE UNITED STATES.

However, the 1920s gave politicians and campaign managers something new to consider the development of the Law 26 coming on the same day as a result of the amendment to the Constitution of the 19th century women's history of the United States were part of the electorate, for the first time.

on 24 and 25 of Anniston Army Depot recognized elected women and their forbidden by hosting two events-days of shift workers for lunch and dinner the night shift, so that employees can take part in the women's equality Day, focusing in particular on the right to vote, in the programme.

Broadway artist Kate Campbell Stevenson clear both by playing against the main leaders of the importance of women's rights movement.She sang at the State of tune he directed, acting out manuscript, which he composed of music.

"Your story's inside you can Now let it grow.," Stevenson sang for men and women in the audience.He said, he was excited to see the "as many men".

Stevenson said he created his Show, titled "Slips, politics," which is part of his "Women: Back to the future" program-inspire's children and their keep dreaming and view it in a positive role in achieving their objectives.He later realized his message was an appropriate for all ages, and he is carrying out now in the whole country groups small to five and as large as 3 000.

Start of his performance, he took the audience "back in time."Year was 1776. Abigail Adams was a sign.Actor shows Adams and her husband, John, written dialogue vocally during his participation in the Continental Congress Later Stevenson went through. several other wardrobe changes Susan b. Anthony, Rose Crabtree, Alice Paul and Eleanor Roosevelt.

"It was Abigail Adams and his such as women, who served as glue that keeps our people together," said Stevenson.

Via Stevenson's portrayal of women in the browse this people transaction participants were not able to respond to the challenges and achievements that brought gender late, when most women cannot speak for themselves in public, when women started to make waves in international fora of the United Nations.

"Women's equality day means a lot to me, because before that, we have a vote," said Evette Cochran, electronics employee is in stock.

In 1971 the Congress shall be appointed each year to the development of 26 women's equality day, which are subject to the size of the army. This is the stock is equal to the possibility of hosting the event, by the employment services of the third consecutive year.

"In this case, it is important, because it is similar to the women's Tolerance, fighting and to increase, which has benefited from the US, where we are today, and it shows us young people, that is still a lot of work," said Eunice Polk, one of the employment opportunity officer in the warehouse.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Picatinny Arsenal celebrates American firepower for 130 years

PICATINNY ARSENAL, n.-Picatinny managers and employees with Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, New Jersey 11th District, collected-post Café, Sept 7 cake key ceremony for US Army Picatinny Arsenal 130th birthday.


"Today is a great day for the Team, because today we get Picatinny celebrate the huge historical relevance, the place where many generations dedicated to the people was American firepower home place" said Gerardo Mélendez, Cannon Research Development Director and Engineering Center (ARDEC), the largest tenant organization here.


The location was already in the 18th century Central, privately owned forge, Continental Army armaments in the United States. Arsenal was established officially Sept 6, 1880, when the War Department of special order designation "Dover Powder Depot" it was purchased by various landowners 1,866 Ares.


Four days later the site was designated Picatinny powder Depot. The site was in 1907, Picatinny Arsenal, which now is almost 6,500 acres and employs nearly 5 000 military, civil and contractor employees in the group.


"Our predecessor was our warfighters during the war of the people in the same way as at present, we are" said it was the General Jonathan Maddux, advance sale General Picatinny. "Many exceptional achievements, which Japonesque Precision Lash Curler helped the men and women in uniform to defend our way of life it came here Picatinny. Today is the big workforce in the past and this Picatinny abnormally labour party. "


Although it is the US Army installation, Picatinny has grown to become the common support service, the United States branches of the military institution.


Also spoke at the ceremony Frelinghuysen."American firepower home is, and I am proud to represent him, and represents all," he told the audience.".. .If the US young people go to war in Iraq and Afghanistan, whether, they have a piece of the Picatinny Arsenal their hands, and we want to make sure that protects them and to protect us on. "


Picatinny's birthday cake was finished and decorated ARDEC engineer Michelle Malham, who recently tried out reality TV series, "Cake Boss."


Also helps cut the cake was the longest in the service of Malham Picatinny team member, Carlo Defranco a mechanical engineer by training, which is close to 60 years. Picatinny's newest employee Maxim Savranksy, a mechanical engineer by training, also with the cake cutting.


Picatinny Arsenal is the Ministry of defence has a role to play in research, development, design and developed in the field and the u.s. military branches of the weapon systems fielding. known as the "Home of American firepower", New Jersey installation employs a group of nearly 5 000 strong, which provides a range of innovative technologies to support and protect today's warfighters. for more information, visit the following Web address: www.pica.army.mil