K-Span construction: expeditionary engineering for the 21st century

Article Abstract:

Expeditionary steel structures called 'K-Spans' are being erected at Camp Wilson, Marine Corps Airground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, CA. The 21st century expeditionary base camp is being constructed by 7th Engineer Support Battalion and Marine wing support squadron combat engineers with the goal of replacing all D-Huts and strongback tents at the camp. The reverse construction process has been employed in erecting the steel structures.

Facilities & equipment, Engineering Services, Engineering for Structural Metals Erectn, Structural engineering, Structural metals

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(Mis)employment of engineer assets: Improve the ability of Marine Corps engineers to execute their mission

Article Abstract:

The need for a reorganization of Marine Corps engineer assets for a more efficient and effective employment in combat support is presented.

Labor force information, Personnel administration, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Human resource management, Employment, Defense industry, Company personnel management, Defence industry, Marine Corps officers, Defence industries

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