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	Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division
		Today, NSWCDD is at the forefront of naval science and engineering in the fields of computer defense technology, ship and personnel defense, special weapons and warhead development, chemical and biological agent defense, counterdrug technology, theater ballistic missile defense, as well as exploring other expanding technology to aid our nation's defense.
		As the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division embarks on nearly nine decades of continued technical excellence in support of the United States Navy our vision remains clear; to provide the Navy with the technical capability and leadership to solve warfighting issues.
		The Dahlgren Division comprises three major sites: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Laboratory in Dahlgren, Virginia; the Coastal Systems Station in Panama City, Florida; and the Combat Systems Direction Activity at Dam Neck in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
	www.nswc.navy.mil

	Maryland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		St Mary's City is now an archaelogical site, with a small tourist center.
		The government was moved at about the same time as the persecution of Maryland Catholics by Puritans from Virginia; during the persecutions, all of the original Catholic churches of southern Maryland were burned down.
		It shares a border near the center of the state along the Potomac with
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	Fredericksburg.com - Aiming HIGH
		Naval Surface Warfare Center works to preserve its mission in the face of pending military cuts.
		Officials at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division, say it would be inappropriate for them to speculate on how Base Realignment and Closure Act cuts in 2005 might affect their installation.
		That's what the base was doing in 1947 when it became the first naval lab to use a computer because the Navy needed a more accurate way to measure the trajectory of ordnance tested at the base's gun range.
	www.freelancestar.com /News/FLS/2003/072003/07212003/1034880

	Bombs for Beginners
		If the pilot energizes the arming solenoid upon weapon release, the arming wire remains connected to the arming solenoid and is pulled from the fin release band at weapon release, which allows the fins to pop open and results in a retarded delivery.
		The fins are forced to the full-open position by the air stream, which causes the weapon to rapidly decelerate and allows the releasing aircraft sufficient time to safely clear the target area.
		The fin assemblies have drilled holes at the top and bottom of the forward end for installation of arming wires when the weapon is being configured for electric tail fuzing.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/munitions/intro-bombs.htm

	Indian Head: Naval Surface Warfare Center
		The Indian Head Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (IHDIV, NSWC) is a leader in the Navy's energetic enterprise --it is our job to research and provide energetic systems for our fighting forces around the globe.
		Finally, the Indian Head Division has been working diligently to identify and certify acquisition workforce positions (DAWIA), including Critical Acquisition Positions and those who should be members of the Acquisition Professional Community.
		Additionally, Indian Head employees contribute to CSM's program development and expertise by serving as Advisory Council members, as technical experts in various disciplines, and by serving as adjunct faculty.
	www.dcmilitary.com /baseguides/navy/indianhead/ih_warfare.html

	Naval Surface Warfare Center - History
		A year before, in 1991, a result of the Base Relocation and Closure Act (BRAC) was to consolidate naval weapons laboratories and engineering activities into a parent Naval Surface Warfare Center.
		The United States Naval Proving Ground at Dahlgren, VA (established in 1918) which evolved into the Naval Weapons Laboratory shortly before World War II; into the Naval Surface Weapons Center in 1974; and, in 1979, with the merger with the Naval Ordnance Laboratory at White Oak, MD. Today, this is NSWC Dahlgren Division.
		Naval Surface Warfare Center are such historic national assets as:
	www.nswcdc.navy.mil /History.html

	Electronic Commerce Links
		Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division, Port Hueneme, Ca.
		Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) Coastal Systems Station (CSS)
	www.neco.navy.mil /links/linkspage.cfm?site=1

	BLU-118/B Thermobaric Weapon Demonstration / Hard Target Defeat Program
		Explosive experts at the Naval Surface Weapons Center, Indian Head, MD, responded with a developmental explosive that provided enhanced internal blast effects.
		Indian Head experts were called upon to provide the energetic solution, as PBXIH-135 was selected as the thermobaric bomb fill for the Air Force BLU-109 bombs.
		The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) organized a quick-response team on October 11, 2001, that included Navy, Air Force, Department of Energy and industry experts to identify, test, integrate and field a rapid solution that would enhance weapons options in countering hardened underground targets.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/munitions/blu-118.htm

	Naval Surface Warfare Center - Indian Head Division
		Indian Head provides full-spectrum "Energetic Solutions" to the defense ordnance community including: energetics research, weapons product development, detonation science, underwater warheads, chemical/physical characterization, chemical processing/nitration, nitramine gun and high-energy propellants, extruded products, cartridge-actuated devices/propellant-actuated devices (CADs-PADs), ordnance test and evaluation, weapon simulation, quality evaluation, and packaging, handling, storage and transportation.
		Indian Head provides special weapons support, explosives safety support, and ordnance environmental support to the US, foreign military, and ordnance industry.
		Indian Head, MD is located 30 miles south of Washington, D.C., on a 3,500 acre peninsula on the Potomac River.
	www.jobweb.com /employ/redirect.php?reference=logoclick&pageid=951&url=www.jobweb.com%2Femployer%2Fmatrix%2Fnaval_indianhead.htm

	Search Results: Procurement Synopsis Database
		Indian Head Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, 101 Strauss Ave, Indian Head, MD 20640-5035 SUBJECT: A--ENERGETIC CONCEPTS DEVELOPMENT SOL BAA 03-004 POC Donna Coates, Contracts Specialist, Code 1142E, (301) 744-6574 DESC: BAA 03-004 ENERGETIC CONCEPTS DEVELOPMENT A.
		The Indian Head Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center intends to accomplish the goals contained in this Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) through the issuance of Cooperative Agreements under the authority of 10 United States Code (USC) 2358.
		Readers should note that this is an announcement to declare Indian Head's intent to competitively fund (offerors must propose cost sharing) research and technology projects and that no request for proposals, solicitation or other announcement of this opportunity will be made.
	www.neco.navy.mil /synopsis/detail.cfm?RecID=65419

	Indian Head History
		INDIAN HEAD had an underwater weapons program that developed a new liquid monopropellant, OTTO Fuel II, for the Mark 46, Mod 1, and Mark 48 torpedoes.
		INDIAN HEAD developed electronic missile simulators and aircrew escape propulsion systems and is DoD's manager for CAD's and PAD'S. In 1992, INDIAN HEAD became a DIVISION of the NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER.
		The US Naval Proving Ground was INDIAN HEAD's predecessor to "proof" all Navy guns.
	www.shawbeneco.com /IndianHead/history.htm

	ATSDR - PHA - NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, INDIAN HEAD DIVISION (NSWC-IHDIV), (a/k/a INDIAN HEAD NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, INDIAN HEAD, CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND
		The Navy has conducted munitions-related activities at the Naval Surface Warfare Center -Indian Head Division (NSWC-IHDIV) continuously since the base was established in 1890.
		These activities have evolved from the historical testing of guns, gunpowder, and other explosives to current activities in the manufacture and testing of propellants and propulsion systems for missiles and other weapons.
		Located approximately 35 miles south of Washington, D.C., in Charles County, Maryland, the base is comprised of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, which occupies the Cornwallis Neck peninsula, and two tenant organizations that occupy the Stump Neck Annex on the nearby Stump Neck peninsula.
	www.atsdr.cdc.gov /HAC/PHA/nsw/nsw_p1.html

	Naval Legal Service Office seeks volunteers for Navy E-File Program
		Openings are available for part-time and full-time (TAD for active-duty members) positions at the following locations: National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda; Naval Air Station Patuxent River; Naval Computer and Telecommunications Command, Washington, DC; Naval Security Group Activity, Sugar Grove; Naval Station Annapolis; Naval Surface Weapons Center, Indian Head; and the United States Naval Academy.
		Naval Legal Service Office, North Central is currently seeking volunteer income tax preparers to participate in the Navy's E-File Program.
		Naval Legal Service Office seeks volunteers for Navy E-File Program
	dcmilitary.com /navy/tester/5_45/local_news/2943-1.html

	HomePage
		Indian Head, MD: McAlester, OK - Yorktown, VA Port Hueneme, CA : Dam Neck, VA
		NOTE: Indian Head Division, NSWC acquisitions are announced on the Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) website.
		Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS) - Indian Head Instruction 4200.3 - 27 Feb 01
	www.ih.navy.mil /contracts

	Patents and Licensing: Database Information
		Naval Surface Weapons Center, Indian Head - Includes patents from Indian Head, as well as a patent archive.
		Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division - List of patents available from NAWC-AD in Patuxent River, MD.
		Naval Undersea Warfare Center - Portfolio of over 400 patents available for licensing.
	www.federallabs.org /servlet/newSpecialContentServlet?LinkCoArID=1999-04-14-16-40-41-250-eportney&CoArRegion=National&parentID=PatentsAndLicensing

	History
		And extended to the Naval Surface Weapons Center in Indian Head, MD. The new railroad would also continue regular rail service to the two lumberyards that depend on rail service for their survival as well.
		Purchase of the Â‘NavyÂ’ tracks was authorized in January, 1999, and a preliminary contract was awarded by the Navy to re-establish rail delivery of coal and other classified commodities to NSWC, Indian Head.
		Began lobbying efforts to the government for full purchase of the Â‘NavyÂ’ tracks (15.0 miles) between Indian Head Jct.
	cmrsrwy.tripod.com /id35.htm

	Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC)
		Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division, Indianapolis, IN
		The President then reviews the recommendation, either sends those back to the commission for additional work or forwards them, without changes, to the Congress, and then the recommendations of the commission go into effect unless disapproved by a joint resolution of the Congress.
		Lawrence, MA Naval Reserve Center, Chicopee, MA None
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/facility/brac.htm

	Indian Head Naval Surface Weapons Center - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	Dahlgren History
		The new Center is composed of five divisions located at Port Hueneme, California; Crane, Indiana; Indian Head, Maryland; Carderock, Maryland; and Dahlgren, Virginia.
		Dahlgren was established in 1918 as the Naval Proving Ground, and named Dahlgren in honor of Rear Admiral John Adolphus Dahlgren, who is considered the father of modern naval ordnance.
		A consolidated Naval Surface Warfare Center at Crystal City, Virginia, which is directed by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), was created out of the Base Closure and Realignment Act of 1991.
	www.shawbeneco.com /Dahlgren/history.htm

	BaseClosures.com - Recent Base Closures
		Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, CA Ogden Air Logistics Center, Hill Air Force Base, UT Tooele Army Depot, UT White Oak Detachment, White Oak, MD 1991 Commission
		Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal, NJ Bergstrom Air Reserve Base, TX Defense Dist. Depot Memphis, TN Defense Distribution Depot Ogden, UT Fitzsimoms Army Medical Center, CO Fleet Industrial SU.
		Homestead AFB, FL Sawyer AFB, MI Mare Island Naval Shipyard, CA MCAS El Toro, CA Naval Air Station Agana, Guam
	www.baseclosures.com /rbc.html

	Technical Library: New Reports - May 2001
		The Navy has more sophisticated air-to-surface weapons that are operational -clusters, fuel-air-explosives, and guided weapons; and it has yet more advanced weapons in various stages of development.
		Abstract: This document describes a study conducted during fiscal year 2000 to evaluate, quantify, and propose a clean-up solution for the existing range residue (i.e., debris remaining from exploded or unexploded munitions and associated targets) problem at the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) China Lake, California.
		It is, therefore, useful to examine the value of bombs, and determine whether they are an anachronism to be phased out as rapidly as possible, or valuable assets in the Navy's air-to-surface weapons arsenal (U).
	www.nawcwpns.navy.mil /~tlibrary/ct/rp/Rept_May01.htm

	Welcome Aboard... Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Virginia
		Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division, Yorktown Detachment Air Weapons
		Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Detachment, Explosive Engineering Division
		Naval Sea Logistics Center Detachment Atlantic, Corporate Systems Support Division
	www.nwsy.navy.mil /mainpages/tenant.html

	The Town Of Indian Head, Maryland - Business - Economic Development
		The Naval Surface Warfare Center, adjacent to the Town of Indian Head, is Charles County's largest employer.
		Scientific and technical workers support the activities of the nearby Patuxent River Naval Air Station, the Naval Surface Weapons Center Test Facility, and the Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Activity.
		Community business leaders take great pride in their support of new business ventures in Indian Head and the surrounding area.
	www.townofindianheadmd.org /business-economicdevelopment.htm

	Moving Image Collection, Scripps Institution of Oceanography Archives
		U.S. Navy Bureau of Naval Weapons MN10063 16mm, color, sound, 28 minutes Audience: general public, navy training 95-15 Describes oceanography in the navy, follows three men at college and their career plans, includes images of the Naval Oceanographic Office and SPAR.
		The film stresses oceanographic research as a vital program in the development of modern weapons systems; environmental data is translated into use for conventional and strategic defense systems.
		Naval Electronics Laboratory 35mm, b&w, silent, 732 feet Audience: SIO 82-33 This film records the September 1952 eruption of Boqueron (also called Barcena) Volcano on Isla San Benedicto, the third largest and most northwesterly of the four Islas Revillagigedo southwest of Baja California, Mexico.
	www.scilib.ucsd.edu /sio/archives/guides/film.html

	Robert E. Peary High School Facts
		Similar to midshipmen uniforms at the U.S. Naval Academy, except the number of buttons represent the number of Peary's expeditions, and his rank of Rear Admiral was displayed by the stripes on the sleeves and the stars on the collar.
		The Naval Historical Center will allowed us to keep the second bell for the rededication of the Memorial Bell Tower.
		the Naval Historical Center in 1992 apparently around the same time the second ship was decommissioned.
	www.pearyhs.org /text/phs-fact.htm

	Serebella: Article - Indian Head Naval Surface Weapons Center
		Serebella: Article - Indian Head Naval Surface Weapons Center
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Indian_Head_Naval_Surface_Weapons_Center.html

	Press Releases
		Among facilities that have been toured by program participants are Indian Head's Micro Electromechanical Production Facility, Dahlgren's rapid-fire 5-inch gun system,and China Lake's Weapons Survivability Laboratory and Skytop Propulsion Complex.
		The NELB and EIPT are forging a unified NAVSEA/NAVAIR energetics program that represents all four of the Navy's energetics laboratories: Crane, IN; Dahlgren, VA; Indian Head Divisions of the Naval Surface Warfare Center in MD; and NAVAIR Weapons Division at China Lake and Point Mugu, CA.
		The "Naval Energetics: Collaborating for the Warfighter" program brings together 30 participants from Crane, Dahlgren, Indian Head, China Lake, Point Mugu and Patuxent River.
	pao.navair.navy.mil /press_releases/index.cfm?fuseaction=press_release_view&Press_release_id=2388&site_id=16

	The Flagship
		INDIAN HEAD, Md. — Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head, Md., recently demonstrated a new device that will aid war fighting commanders with near real-time information to monitor and track ammunition.
		This data can then electronically be input to individual service weapons tracking databases for real time update to weapons material condition and inventory.
		Indian Head began work on ATOS in April 2001.
	www.flagshipnews.com /archives_2002/aug222002_10.shtml

	U. S. Bureau of Industry and Security - Annual Reports 2000: Chapter 5
		The request was made by the Indian Head Division of the Naval Surface Weapons Center in view of the decline in combat aircraft production and the overall reduction in defense procurement.
		Its efforts include assisting American companies to diversify their product lines, adding commercial production and markets to their defense-related business; promoting the sale of U.S. weapons systems to our allies; analyzing the impact of export controls on key industrial sectors; and conducting primary research and analysis on critical technologies and defense-related sectors.
		The Naval Surface Warfare Center requested the study because of significant declines in the budget for military grade explosives and explosive components.
	www.bxa.doc.gov /News/Archive2000/Reports/FY2000AnnualReport/Chapter5_OSIES.htm

	Indian Head Naval Surface Weapons Center - Wiktionary
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