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The Honorable Solomon Ortiz, U.S. representative Texas District 27 and House Armed Services Committee Readiness Subcommittee chairman, left, Thomas Champion, Strategic Deployment Site manager, center, and Chief of the Army Reserve Lt. Gen. Jack Stultz talk inside the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site Sept. 28 after the grand opening ceremony. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the...
Taken: 09.28.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
Chief of the Army Reserve Lt. Gen. Jack Stultz is welcomed to the stage Sept. 28 with a standing ovation. Stultz spoke during the grand opening ceremony for the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the life of their equipment and have it readily available for training and deployment situations.
Taken: 09.28.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
The new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site sits on 50 acres of land in Robstown, Texas. The city donated the land to the Army Reserve. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the life of their equipment and have it readily available for training and deployment situations.
Taken: 09.28.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
During the grand opening ceremony Sept. 28, the Honorable Solomon Ortiz, U.S. representative Texas District 27 and House Armed Services Committee Readiness Subcommittee chairman, presents Lt. Gen. jack Stultz, chief of the Army Reserve, with a U.S. flag he had flown over the nation?s capital for the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Development Site in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States ...
Taken: 09.28.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
Chief of the Army Reserve Lt. Gen. Jack Stultz, center, and the Honorable Solomon Ortiz, U.S. representative Texas District 27 and House Armed Services Committee Readiness Subcommittee chairman, fourth from right, join other leaders from throughout the community to cut the ribbon to the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the li...
Taken: 09.28.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
The day before the official grand opening ceremony and on his first day of work at the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Development Site, Greg Smith operates a forklift inside the 120,000 square foot facility. Smith is one of several military technicians who work at the humidity controlled warehouse designed to prolong the life of equipment from Army Reserve units throughout the southwest and south central United States.
Taken: 09.27.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
Boxes fill a small portion of half of the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Development Site in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the life of their equipment and have it readily available for training and deployment situations.
Taken: 09.27.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
The sign for the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Development Site greets visitors and employees as they arrive at the humidity controlled warehouse in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot warehouse officially opened Sept. 28. The warehouse will help to prolong the life of the equipment stored in the facility.
Taken: 09.27.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
Empty shelving units line half of the new U.S. Army Reserve Strategic Development Site in Robstown, Texas. The 120,000 square foot humidity controlled warehouse will help units throughout the southwest and south central United States prolong the life of their equipment and have it readily available for training and deployment situations.
Taken: 09.27.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Robstown , TX, US
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