NOTICE: The airspace over the Radford Army Ammunition Plant has been
declared restricted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and
defensive measures have been implemented. If the airspace restriction is
violated, property recovered will be confiscated as evidence and the
owner/operator will be held responsible. Please exercise caution when
operating drones near the Radford Army Ammunition Plant.
You can use the following link to view the restriction map and know where you can and cannot
fly drones:
FAA Restriction Map
The Department of Defense launched Defense.gov on August 17, 2009, a new homepage designed to invite participation from
the public and make military news and information more accessible. The new site embraces social media sites such as youtube,
facebook, Twitter and has a new feature called - We Want to Hear From You - that will give users the opportunity to ask
questions of Defense Department leaders, vote on policy issues they want explained and explore frequently asked questions
and answers.
Ready Virginia is a statewide public education effort to prepare Virginians for all hazards, including natural disasters
and potential terrorist attacks. The Ready Virginia Web site is a central, authoritative resource for preparedness information
for all Virginians.
The Ready Campaign of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security educates and empowers Americans to prepare for emergencies
including natural disasters and potential terrorist incidents. September is National Preparedness Month. Prepare...Plan...Stay
Informed. Get a kit, make a plan, be informed and get involved.
U.S. Army Materiel Command Eye On AMC Issues
On 18 July 2008 the Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army will launch the "Gifts to the Army"
Web site, an online resource that centralizes the many venues and paths for the American public to make contributions to
Soldiers and their Families as part of the Army’s overall Gift Program. This Web site was developed in response to the overwhelming
generosity of the American public. It is not intended to solicit donations, rather to provide a resource to offer those
who ask how they can help Soldiers and their Families.