AXIOM GROUP, INC. Awarded Support Services for Operational Survival Analysis Contract Axiom Group Inc has been awarded the Henry M. Jackson Foundation for The Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc. subcontract for "Support Services for Operational Survival Analysis"; US Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory (USAARL), Ft. Rucker, AL. This effort will support the mission of the Joint Trauma Analysis and Prevention of Injury in Combat (JTAPIC) program, of which USAARL is an active Partner, by creating and managing a surveillance system of injury mechanisms, protection system performance, and potential countermeasures. Surveillance will focus on aviation injuries and injuries associated with combat vehicles (MRAP, Stryker, Bradley, and HMMWV) in both the operational and non-combat environments. AXIOM GROUP, INC. Awarded U.S. Army Materiel Command Army World-Wide Bottoms-up Reconciliation Contract Axiom Group, Inc. was awarded the Fixed Price, Base plus 4 Option Years, Army World-Wide Bottoms-Up Reconciliation contract to provide in excess of 30 personnel in service to U.S. Army Materiel Command, Ft. Belvoir, VA.
Axiom will provide support to Unit, Supply Support Activity (SSA), Corp Theater ADP Service Center (CTASC) and Commodity Command Standard System (CCSS)/Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) sites as it relates to each appropriate level of the BUR. The continuous reconciliation process will reestablish accountability and financial accuracy specifically the alignment of Operation and Maintenance Army (OMA) and Army Working Capital Fund-Supply Management Account (AWCF-SMA).
Forging Collaborative Relationship with Auburn University Fiber and Polymer Department
Vickie Mando, Axiom Research Engineer to the United States Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory (USAARL) accompanied Dr. Paul St. Onge and Dr. Lori St. Onge to Auburn University in an effort to establish a collaborative relationship with the AU Fiber and Polymer Department.
Specifically, unfunded research opportunities were presented to the department. Ideally, students will be able choose a topic of interest for their thesis which directly relates to research being done at the USAARL. Material testing capabilities of the department were also discussed giving the USAARL the opportunity to utilize testing equipment that is not available onsite. Fostering this relationship is beneficial for the lab, the department, the students, and ultimately the Warfighter.
USAARL Receives Best Research Poster Award
The U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory’s Epidemiology and Prevention of Injury in Combat team was awarded the Best Research Poster Award at the 11th Annual Force Health Protection Conference for its work entitled “Prevention of Injury in Tactical Vehicle Rollover Accidents – HMMWV.”
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Dr. Parrish Balcena, USAARL Robert Giffin, Axiom Group, Inc. and Lt.Col. Shean Phelps, USAARL represent the HMMWV research team during a USAARL award ceremony.
