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Navy develops modular rifle racks for Buffalo MRAP February 27, 2013 — By Dan Broadstreet, NSWC PCD Public Affairs The Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division’s (NSWC PCD) Buffalo Capability Insertion Team has developed modular rifle rack kits for the U.S. Marine Corps’ Buffalo Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles and plans to begin delivery of the kits by February of 2013. Weighing over 50,000 MORE

Team models cost-saving, lifesaving solutions February 26, 2013 — By Jim Katzaman, MCSC Corporate CommunicationsModeling and simulating the life cycle of equipment from cradle to grave is not a dream. It’s FACT – short for Framework for Assessment of Cost and Technology. Embedded in the Systems Engineering, Interoperability, Architectures and Technology directorate, the FACT team brings new capability to Marine MORE

MCSC Conducts Body Armor Survey February 21, 2013 — Marine Corps Systems Command is conducting a survey on body armor and needs your input. The information you provide will be used to support design changes that will enhance Body Armor fit and sizing in the near future. Your comments, opinions and experience are invaluable to this effort and completely confidential. Marines can access the online MORE

Still Serving: retired Marine Corps IED dogs find new work, good homes February 21, 2013 — By Carden Hedelt, MCSC Corporate Communications Salvation came to the heart of Texas in the form of a four-year-old black Labrador Retriever named Toro. All through December, schools in Coryell County, Texas received bomb threats. There were 11 threats made that month against Copperas Cove High School, Copperas Cove Junior High and S.C. Lee Junior MORE

MCSC financial manager earns Ph.D. February 6, 2013 — By Monique Randolph, MCSC Corporate CommunicationsIt was one of the most selfish decisions he ever made, but when Lance Raymond set out to earn his doctorate in organizational leadership, he knew he had to be “all in.” The Marine Corps veteran turned civilian Marine enrolled in the program through The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in MORE

MCSC employees receive Copernicus Award February 4, 2013 — Marine Corps Systems Command employees – one at Quantico, Va., and another at Camp Pendleton, Calif. – have been named Copernicus Award recipients for accomplishments in their areas of expertise. The Copernicus Award is presented annually for individual contributions to naval warfare in command, control, communications, computers and intelligence, MORE

MCSC engineer earns President’s Call to Service Award February 1, 2013 — By Bill Johnson-Miles, MCSC Corporate CommunicationsA Marine Corps Systems Command volunteer has given back to his community so much that it has been noticed by the White House. David Garvin, an MCSC engineer, volunteered more than 800 hours last year, which pushed him past 4,000 volunteer hours for his lifetime. His willingness to help earned him MORE

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