While it may not seem like much to the untrained eye, changes in the equipment workers wear to protect themselves are big indicators of the progress being made toward closure at the Blue Grass and Pueblo plants.
Protective Gear Changes Reflect Closure at Kentucky, Colorado Plants Read More »
A contractor completed the removal of a facility on the grounds of the Anniston Army Depot in Alabama May 21 that supported the destruction of the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile under two different government programs.
Demolition Complete at Anniston Support Facility Read More »
A demolition crew began work May 7 to remove a facility in Alabama that supported the destruction of the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile in Colorado and Kentucky.
Demolition Begins at Anniston Support Facility Read More »
The Anniston Field Office (AFO) team destroyed more than 1 million munition components during a decade of support to the Colorado and Kentucky chemical weapons destruction facilities that ended April 3 with the destruction of the final non-contaminated rocket motor from the Kentucky plant.
Alabama Facility Boosted Demil Missions in Colorado and Kentucky Read More »
Workers at the Anniston Field Office in Alabama destroyed the last non-contaminated rocket motors from Kentucky April 3, completing the destruction support the Anniston team has provided the Kentucky and Colorado plants since 2014.
Anniston Completes Destruction of Last Rocket Motors from Kentucky Read More »
Tamika “Tami” D. Atkins has been selected as program director for the Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives program, effective Oct. 6.
Atkins Selected to Head Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives Program Read More »
A team representing the Program Executive Office, Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives received the “David Packard Excellence in Acquisition Award,” one of the highest honors among military programs, during the Defense Acquisition Workforce 2023 Awards held Jan. 24 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
PEO ACWA Team Receives Top Honors at DOD’s Acquisition Awards Read More »
The former Chief of Staff at the Program Executive Office, Assembled Chemical Weapons program has been selected to serve in the role of Program Executive Officer until the position is permanently filled.
Federal officials, family members and other well-wishers gathered Nov. 15 to celebrate the retirement of Michael S. Abaie, the man responsible for guiding the U.S. program to successfully destroy the remaining declared U.S. chemical weapons stockpile.
Program Head Retires with Honors and Recognition Read More »
A senior Department of Defense official and community leaders discussed the recent elimination of the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile during a webinar sponsored by the Arms Control Association and the Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition Sept. 29.
Arms Control Seminar Features Chemical Demilitarization Achievement Read More »
