THE OUTPOST - U.S. ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND
First printed in 1951, the Outpost provides news, information and educational material to the several-thousand-person U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground military and civilian workforce. Published twice each month, nearly all articles in the publication are locally researched and written. Printed copies of the Outpost are available at multiple locations at the proving
ground, in the Yuma community and on the web.
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When the U.S. Marine Corps sought to have its fleet of Light Tactical All-Terrain Vehicles certified for airdrop operations, it turned to the experts at the... read more
When the U.S. Marine Corps sought to have its fleet of Light Tactical All-Terrain Vehicles certified for airdrop operations, it turned to the experts at the Air Delivery Systems branch at Yuma Proving Ground.
Plus, the Autonomous Multi-domain Launcher meets another program milestone. Read more about both tests in this issues.
Also in this issue:
• Congratulations to Cold Region’s Test Center Commander
• Memorial unveiled for freefall jumpers KIA
• National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week
• Command teams wants to hear from you
• M88A3 aims to eliminate single-vehicle recovery gap
• Army provides training on local drug trends
• Yuma Proving Ground celebrates Earth Day 2024
• Soldiers proudly support annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Arizona
These stories and more in The Outpost.
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The U.S. Army is exploring methods to detect and neutralize landmines. One of the concepts is the GOBLN, short for Ground Obstacle Breaching Lane... read more
The U.S. Army is exploring methods to detect and neutralize landmines. One of the concepts is the GOBLN, short for Ground Obstacle Breaching Lane Neutralizer. Find out how it works in this issue’s cover story.
Also in this issue:
• New hangar dedicated at Yuma Proving Ground
• YPG Conservation Law Enforcement Officer assists in mine rescue
• Halo Chapel recognizes volunteers
• Cold Regions celebrates a successful winter test season
• M88A3 aims to eliminate single-vehicle recovery gap
• YPG police officer's career returned him to his roots
• Army Community Services welcomes new Family Advocate
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
• YPG celebrates Month of the Military Child
• New menu, coffee shack at Coyote Lanes
These stories and more in The Outpost.
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Candidates to serve as the Army’s Arctic Mobility Sustainment System underwent rigorous testing. We take you to U.S. Army Cold Regions Test Center to see... read more
Candidates to serve as the Army’s Arctic Mobility Sustainment System underwent rigorous testing. We take you to U.S. Army Cold Regions Test Center to see how the Soldiers from the Army’s 11th Airborne stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson played a vital role in the testing.
Also in this issue:
• ATEC Commanding General visits Cold Regions
• YPG Commissary earns second U.S. Best Small Commissary title again
• Wheels of insight: Transforming YPG’s fleet management
• Cybersecurity Information Technology Expo on post
• Staff delegates learn about YPG and Military Freefall’s mission
• Soaring bonds: A day at the Military Freefall School
• National Medal of Honor Day
• CRTC senior test officer speaks during panel discussion
• April is Alcohol Awareness Month
• Chaplain’s corner: Learn to remain calm
• Kids plant a pinwheel for Child Abuse Prevention
• YPG Education Center provides vital link to higher education on post
• Read Across America celebrated at YPG library
• YPG community enjoys Easter egg hunt
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The latest issue of The Outpost for is now available online and will be in racks around post and in Yuma later today.
In this issue read about U.S. Army... read more
The latest issue of The Outpost for is now available online and will be in racks around post and in Yuma later today.
In this issue read about U.S. Army Cold Regions Test Center multiweek test of the Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapon earlier this year. The XM7 and XM250 are successors to the M4 rifle and M249 light machine gun. We’ll look at their features.
Also in this issue:
• YPG Chief of Staff retires
• Yuma Test Center rigger inducted to U.S. Army Rigger Hall of Fame
• YPG Installation Safety Office earns 13th Safety Excellence Streamer Award
• Yuma Test Center: Mission Employee of the First Quarter
• Combat & Automotive Systems employees recognized for years of dedication to mission
• High Praise for Child and Youth Services staff
• Zeroing in on safety: YPG implements bold new safety campaign
• Antiterrorism corner: Minimizing workplace violence— practical steps for a safer environment
• Yuma Proving Ground supports 2024 MCAS Yuma Air Show & Yuma Military Appreciation Day
• A fond farewell to Travel Camp winter visitors
• Father and son survival learning hike
• MWR activities and sports
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Yuma Test Center’s Ammunition Recovery Technicians, all former military who attend explosive ordnance disposal school are called when there’s ordnance... read more
Yuma Test Center’s Ammunition Recovery Technicians, all former military who attend explosive ordnance disposal school are called when there’s ordnance that needs recovery, removal and or disposal. Read how recently purchased robots are making their mission safer.
Also in this issue:
• Yuma Proving Ground Command Team active in local community
• Vietnam veteran still working to support Soldiers
• YPG’s strategic investment in IRSP: A precision partnership
• YPG employee serves on YCSO Search and Rescue team
• Garrison employees recognized
• YPG Workforce Development team attends AWC Transfer and Career Expo
• Yuma Proving Ground Fire Department help during Camp Inferno
• YPG Fire Department supports 28th Annual Burn Foundation Golf Tournament
• YPG law enforcement hosts booth at Midnight at the Oasis
• Chaplain’s corner: blink versus think
• Pickleball smashes its way to Yuma Proving Ground’s Fitness Center
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U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground's Air Delivery Systems Branch held a full-scale training exercise with a medical evacuation of a parachute jumper scenario on... read more
U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground's Air Delivery Systems Branch held a full-scale training exercise with a medical evacuation of a parachute jumper scenario on Jan. 31. We’ll take you to the scene of the exercise and see their lessons learned.
Also in this issue:
• YTC Commander serves as keynote speaker at the Camp Bouse Days ceremony
• Systems Test Branch reestablishes itself as part of the Ammunition & Armament Division
• Airborne Test Force holds dual re-enlistment ceremonies
• Yuma Proving Ground 2024 Organization Day!
• Employee recognitions
• Antiterrorism corner: Know your vulnerabilities
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