June 2024 - AlaDefense.com

Huntsville-based entity to provide additional cybersecurity services to counterintelligence agency

June 27, 2024

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Troy Turner

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By Troy Turner [email protected] Agile Decision Sciences, a Huntsville-based company under the umbrella of ASRC Federal, will continue to provide cybersecurity services to the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency after winning two recent contract modifications totaling more than $50 million. The work will be performed at Quantico, Virginia, where the DCSA headquarters is located, through…

Mobile harbor slated to become deeper, wider as military role and commerce trade grow

June 17, 2024

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Troy Turner

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COAST GUARD, CONTRACTS, NAVY

By Troy Turner [email protected] The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded more than $100 million in new contract work to improve Mobile’s harbor and access to its bustling port. The work comes as Mobile’s role with the Navy and Coast Guard is growing at a rapid pace, bringing billions of dollars in defense industry…

Austal wins Navy contract to build ships supporting antisubmarine mission

June 17, 2024

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Troy Turner

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COAST GUARD, CONTRACTS, NAVY

By Troy Turner [email protected] MOBILE – The U.S. Navy has awarded Alabama-based shipbuilder Austal USA a $516 million contract for continued work on the first in a new class of ocean surveillance vessels. Such ships support Navy antisubmarine warfare operations. Known as the TAGOS-25 class, the Navy has plans for seven ships in the class,…

Alabama-based 20th Special Forces commander promoted, given NATO command

June 3, 2024

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Troy Turner

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ARMY

Brig. Gen. Matthew Valas assumes command at NATO-Sarajevo. (Photo courtesy NHQSa Public Affairs Office) By Troy Turner [email protected] MONTGOMERY – The U.S. Army’s combat-proven 20th Special Forces Group is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, and is one of only two such special forces groups that operates within the National Guard. Symbolic of the respect it has…

Eight sentenced to federal prison for Anniston Army Depot theft scheme

June 2, 2024

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ARMY

By Troy Turner [email protected] ANNISTON – Eight central-Alabama men involved in a theft ring stealing military equipment from Anniston Army Depot and then reselling it were sentenced to federal prison and ordered to pay millions of dollars in restitution, U.S attorneys reported. The men were one each from the communities of Goodwater, Hokes Bluff, Anniston,…

Huntsville-based entity to provide additional cybersecurity services to counterintelligence agency

Mobile harbor slated to become deeper, wider as military role and commerce trade grow

Austal wins Navy contract to build ships supporting antisubmarine mission

Alabama-based 20th Special Forces commander promoted, given NATO command

Eight sentenced to federal prison for Anniston Army Depot theft scheme

Soldiers and Marines train together at Fort Rucker in rescuing of downed aviators

TURNER: Boeing’s ‘coolest thing’ missile contribution in Huntsville plays a critical role that isn’t going away

For Old Guard soldiers, ‘Flags In’ is a personal mission

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