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More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Lt. Alyssa Bever, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo with her guest Col. Holly Shenefelt, 153rd Airlift Wing, Mission Support Group Commander, at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., July 29, 2020. Shenefelt is the first guest on Lt. Bever’s podcast, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
A: Doesn't matter, since a well-prepared homemaker washes fresh produce to prevent eggs from hatching when it's brought indoors.
And one day I hope to remember this lesson.
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At least once a year I come across a great big bag of Texas Ruby Red grapefruit that I can't resist. Even with a busy household plus plus guests diggin-in every day, they're never eaten up before the fruit flies hatch.
Pictured above: My too-little / too-late efforts to dig out the tasty meat and dispose of the rinds.
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This photo is included on CarlaCarlaCarlaCarla: Lesson (re)learned
Lt. Alyssa Bever, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo with her guest Col. Holly Shenefelt, 153rd Airlift Wing, Mission Support Group Commander, at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., July 29, 2020. Shenefelt is the first guest on Lt. Bever’s podcast, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jacqueline Marshall)
As predicted, the tragedy of Katrina has led to a complete re-thinking of the way news outlets treat natural disasters; for one, the wind tunnel demonstrations now showcase wind speeds that are much higher and, consequently, more tragic.
Lt. Alyssa Bever, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo with her guest Col. Holly Shenefelt, 153rd Airlift Wing, Mission Support Group Commander, at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., July 29, 2020. Shenefelt is the first guest on Lt. Bever’s podcast, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
I wanted to try two new materials at once: Alpaca locks and liquid latex. Bad idea.
Well, actually three new things as I decided to glue the locks right on the fabric wig cap -__-" Needless to say I had not as much of control I use to have when wig making and will try again. Next time I will work "slower": latex glued wefts!
Anyway, the wig came out pretty, far from perfect, lots of learned lessons and was so much fun to play with <3
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Lt. Alyssa Bever, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo with her guest Col. Holly Shenefelt, 153rd Airlift Wing, Mission Support Group Commander, at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., July 29, 2020. Shenefelt is the first guest on Lt. Bever’s podcast, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photo by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Matt Johnson and Kim Schifino perform during Matt & Kim's sold-out show on October 15, 2010 at State Theatre in St. Petersburg, Florida. From the moment Matt and Kim stepped on stage, it was a non-stop dance party. Their love for what they do was very apparent by their stage presence, exuberant performance, and interaction with their fans, who reciprocated the love all night long.
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Lt. Alyssa Hinckley, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo before interviewing her second guest at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 26, 2020. Bever’s podcast is titled, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
About a month ago I picked up this 15L jug of spring water - not for the water but for the jug itself. The plan was to transfer the spring water into 4L jugs and plant spinach in this jug - winter sowing - creating a greenhouse effect in the cool garage. Well with Christmas preparations, and then getting sick, I didn't get to it, and the jug of water still sits on the counter... This morning we found we had no water, and being the 27th most plumbers are 'closed for the holidays'. I usually have a litre of water in the fridge and a quart of sterile water on my canning shelves, but we don't have a good supply of water on hand for emergencies. I was relieved to have this jug as a result of procrastination and poor timing... We reached out to a local plumber named Jacob who explained that likely our well had gone dry and that it would likely correct itself. Which it did while hubby was talking to him - is that a holiday miracle or what? Jacob explained that due to our recent weather event, even his own well had gone dry - sudden extreme weather can do this, and often times it will refill with water in anywhere from 2 - 12 hours. He did recommend if it goes dry again to turn the pump off at the electrical panel and give it a few hours,.. Although he was also closed for the holidays, Jacob answered the call and explained the situation - which brought us great relief. I'm thinking Jacob's going to be our go-to plumber. Also thinking I'm going to pick up another 15L bottle of spring water to tuck away in case of emergency - when I do get the spinach planted... We've been here 12 years and have never had our well go dry - even in summer droughts - due to the fact that we're on low ground. Who knew more wells go dry in the winter months than in the heat of summer.... Fingers crossed Jacob is right and that we don't have a bigger problem brewing... Lesson's learned, now to go make some lunch.
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photo by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Lt. Alyssa Hinckley, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo before interviewing her second guest at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 26, 2020. Bever’s podcast is titled, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Lt. Alyssa Bever, Deputy Public Affairs Officer for the Wyoming National Guard, poses for a photo with her guest Col. Holly Shenefelt, 153rd Airlift Wing, Mission Support Group Commander, at the State Public Affairs podcast room, Cheyenne, Wyo., July 29, 2020. Shenefelt is the first guest on Lt. Bever’s podcast, “Lessons Learned.” (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Jacqueline Marshall)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photo by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photo by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer