Aberdeen Proving Ground News

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Famed Gunnery Sgt. R. Lee Ermey and his production crew filmed sequences of his new History Channel show "Lock 'N Load" at Aberdeen Proving Ground in early June.

Fast-paced, heart-stopping, explosive action fill the new movie "The Hurt Locker," even though Soldiers say many of the scenes are inaccurate.

SRC, formerly known as Syracuse Research Corp. and SRCTec officially opened their new office today at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Bel Air, Md.

Among the many developments to come out of the World War II experience, the establishment of a bomb disposal organization is one of the more interesting.

Cambridge police say a 44-year-old woman gave birth in a portable toilet at a park, then dropped the newborn girl into the waste holding tank.

Winston Choice is located near the Aberdeen Proving Ground, where Seda works. "We dona t have enough lighting lampposts.

Emerson V. Clarke Jr., a retired Aberdeen Proving Ground physicist and a decorated World War II infantryman, died Thursday of pneumonia at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center.

An avid World War II enthusiast, VADER guitarist/vocalist Piotr "Peter" Wiwczarek shares his thoughts on "The War" by Kevin Burns and war memorials: "I heard about this documentary and definitely will possess it soon.

The financially troubled developer of a huge business park being built at Aberdeen Proving Ground to serve base restructuring has backed out of the project and handed it off to Baltimore-based St.

St. John Properties Inc. has reached a deal to take over a planned 2 million-square-foot business park at Aberdeen Proving Ground, picking up the project from cash-strapped Rockville developer Opus East LLC as that company considers seeking bankruptcy protection.

Some of the region's largest developers are weighing their interest in a planned Aberdeen business park for defense contracts that could lose its Rockville builder to bankruptcy.

Travis Steffen, right, formerly of Northumberland, shows Gunnery Sgt. R. Lee Ermey the M-134 machine gun at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.

When the Army became her vehicle seven years ago, Sgt. Gabrielle M. Martinez got behind the wheel, fastened her seat belt and ignited the engine.

The Baltimore area is doing better than the nation on average during an economy that is resulting in widespread job losses, corporate downsizing and plummeting homes sales across the country, according to a study being released Wednesday by the Brookings Institution.

Flanked by hand-drawn posters about terrorist groups, from al-Qaida to the Ku Klux Klan , Tina Edler solemnly addressed her ninth-grade students.

The U.S. military is turning to a retrofitted suspension system to make MRAPs designed for combat in Iraq safer when they are redeployed to the rocky, mountainous terrain of Afghanistan.

Authorities said the two teens who drowned while swimming in the Gunpowder River were friends who were celebrating their graduation from high school.

Aberdeen Proving Ground officials said a second man has died in the wake of a May fire that occurred during a test.

Two teenaged boys are dead after officials say they drowned while out boating with their families in the Gunpowder River Saturday afternoon.

Charles and Claudine Adams' company is about to become bigger than they or anyone else ever thought it would be.