Ground broken for surveillance project
Posted : Wednesday Jul 1, 2009 17:04:18 EDT
DAYTON, Ohio — Ground has been broken for an Air Force research unit that will develop electronic surveillance networks to link sensor devices on the ground, in the air and in space.
Officials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, broke ground Wednesday on the $36 million project that will add offices, laboratories and a testing range at the Air Force Research Laboratory. It will be ready in 2011.
The project will make room for about 100 research jobs from Rome, N.Y., and Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass.
The project is part of $332 million in ongoing construction that will allow Wright-Patterson to absorb almost 1,200 jobs in sensors research, aerospace medicine and other programs. The consolidation was approved during the 2005 base realignment and closure review.
Leave a Comment
Most Viewed Stories
- Pentagon IG reviewing fatal Raptor crash
- Air Force preps flight attendants for VIP trips
- Guard general opposes A-10 removal at Ind. base
- AF Academy cadets’ commander up for 2nd star
- Marine scout snipers used Nazi SS logo
- Owner of troubled uniform store arrested
- The ‘Stan: An officer’s unvarnished view
- DoD to recommend new combat roles for women
- Report: Air Force fires men’s basketball coach
- Ala. panel: Military ID can prove citizenship
- Nellis airman killed in crash was from Ill.
- Staff sgt. offered TV tryout after viral video
- Tricare pharmacy merger worries lawmakers
Contests and Promotions
Enter our 2012 Red Carpet Contest!
Predict who will get the statues on Hollywood's big night and win a $200 Fandango Gift Card!
Click Here To Enter.
Win Tactical Night Vision Goggles!
Enter to Win the Military Times Sweepstakes!
Click Here To Enter.
Free Stickers
Click here and we'll send you a FREE AFGHANISTAN, IRAQ, VIETNAM, or DESERT STORM sticker.
Marketplace
Mil-Mall
2011 Insider's Guide To Military BenefitsThis handbook for military life includes essential information on pay and benefits, housing, education, health care and more.
Military Discounts
Save on your purchases!
In honor of your military service, you can find regular and name brand products at a special discount.






