The official Government edition of the Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (also known as the 9-11 Commission, an independent, bipartisan commission created by congressional legislation and the signature of President George W. Bush in late 2002), provides a full and complete account of the circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, including preparedness for and the immediate response to the attacks. Provides recommendations designed to guard against future attacks.

BRAC Commission 06/21/05 Base Visit Book for Red River Army Depot.

Sixteen-page booklet containing case studies of the nine Federal Energy Saver Showcase award recipients for 1999.

This book recognizes Federal Energy Saver Showcase winners from both 2001 and 2002. These Federal facilities have been awarded for implementing a variety of significant energy and water efficiency improvement projects. These projects, which employ a wide variety of technologies and products, represent savings in both dollars and environmental impact.

The Walter Reed Health Care System provides comprehensive health care for more than 150,000 soldiers, other service members, family members and retirees in the National Capital Area. Its hub is Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the clinical center of gravity of American military medicine.

Red River Army Depot -- located 18 miles west of Texarkana, Texas, in the northeast corner of Texas -- is one of our nation's largest defense depots in terms of people and workload with a combined population of almost 2,822 employees including tenants. The workforce on the Red River complex is drawn from throughout the Four States region -- Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.

Activity Visit Trip Report - Ft. Belvoir - Prime Power School - VA

United States Army Gamson-Michigan provides installation management services for a joint military community at Detroit Arsenal and Selfridge Air National Guard Base to promote current and future readiness, well-being and retention.

United States Army Garrison-Michigan provides installation management services for a joint military community at Detroit Arsenal and Selfridge Air National Guard Base to promote current and future readiness, well-being and retention.

"The 3 19th Air Refueling Wing is America's finest combat air refueling wing.. .working each day to defend America's freedom and training to execute rapid global mobility in order to defend America's future"

DISREGARD HEADER AND FOOTER RESTRICTION – Economic Impact report graphs for Pope Air Force Base of proposed BRAC 05 Action.

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 6 of 8 (Part 2). Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Independent Multi-Missions tab part 1 of 2.

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 6 of 8 (Part 3). Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers.

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 8 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Economic Impact tab featured

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 7 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Environmental tab featured

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 6 of 8 (Part1). Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Independent Multi-Missions tab part 1 of 2.

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 4 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Supporting a Transforming Force tab featured

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 2 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Joint Work tab featured

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 5 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Expansion tab featured

Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. America's Combat Vehicle Support tab featured.

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 3 of 8. Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Innovative Business Practices tab featured

Anniston Army Depot Binder Part 6 of 8 (Part4). Base Input - Base book sent to the commission separated into tabs outlining specific portions of the facilities and resources that the base offers. Independent Multi-Missions tab part 2 of 2.

The identification of crystalline phases in solids requires knowledge of two microstructural properties: crystallographic structure and chemical composition. Traditionally, this has been accomplished using X-ray diffraction techniques where the measured crystallographic information, in combination with separate chemical composition measurements for specimens of unknown pedigrees, is used to deduce the unknown phases. With the latest microstructural analysis tools for scanning electron microscopes, both the crystallography and composition can be determined in a single analysis utilizing electron backscatter diffraction and energy dispersive spectroscopy, respectively. In this chapter, we discuss the approach required to perform these experiments, elucidate the benefits and limitations of this technique, and detail via case studies how composition, crystallography, and diffraction contrast can be used as phase discriminators.

The basic processes of the so-called BaF{sub 2} process for the formation of YBa{sub 2}Cu{sub 3}O{sub 7}, YBCO, films as well as its advantages over the in situ formation processes are discussed in the previous chapter. The process and the properties of YBCO films by this process were also nicely described in earlier articles by R. Feenstra, et al. Here, we will discuss two pertinent subjects related to fabrication of technologically viable YBCO conductors using this process. These are (1) the growth of thick (>> 1 {micro}m) c-axis-oriented YBCO films and (2) their growth rates. Before the detail discussions of these subjects are given, we first briefly discuss what geometrical structure a YBCO-coated conductor should be. Then, we will provide examples of simple arguments for how thick the YBCO films and how fast their growth rates need to be. Then, the discussions in the following two sections are devoted to: (1) the present understanding of the nucleation and the growth process for YBCO, and why it is so difficult to grow thick c-axis-oriented films (> 3 {micro}m), and (2) our present understanding of the YBCO growth-limiting mechanism and methods to increase the growth rates. The values of critical-current densities J{sub …