Category: Military

Elected officials in Harford County have been critical of Governor Martin O’Malley’s legislative agenda which doesn’t include BRAC funding for the county.

Some quotes:
“I want to see more focus on ground zero for BRAC, and that’s us,” said County Council …

The National Security Agency’s electrical and power supply problems have been well documented in the past year or so, including a post here last summer. Siobhan Gorman, formerly of The Sun and now at the …

United Industrial Corporation of Hunt Valley has been sold to Textron, Inc. of Rhode Island (more here and here.) United’s subsidiary AAI is responsible for the manufacture of the …

An Anne Arundel County official told County Council that the relocation of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to Fort Meade from Arlington, Virginia will run from December 2010 to September 2011 and will result in 4,300 jobs migrating …

Rear Admiral Eugene Fluckey, recipient of the Medal of Honor, died in Annapolis on June 28. Fluckey was a graduate of the Naval Academy Class of 1935. He entered the submarine service in 1938 and assumed command …

Siobhan Gorman continues her excellent coverage of the National Security Agency with a story in yesterday’s Baltimore Sun discussing continuing problems with the power supply at NSA headquarters at Fort Meade. The problems with electricity …

This weekend’s Joint Service Open House at Andrews Air Force Base featured military vehicles, equipment and personnel from every branch of service as well as civilian aerobatic and performance aircraft …

In Sunday’s newspaper, Siobhan Gorman of the Baltimore Sun reported on management issues found at the NSA after results were reached in a study commissioned by the current director.

County executives from Harford, Baltimore and Cecil Counties will join Baltimore City Mayor Sheila Dixon today in signing a memorandum of understanding related to regional planning related to the BRAC expansion at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Officials from Delaware and …

Since my post about the local impact of the BRAC process (which was also linked to at The Tank), I’ve discovered some more Baltimore-area resources for BRAC information.

One of these is the Harford BRAC Blog, which is …