The George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex (BCDC) at the RELLIS Campus represents the commitment by The Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) to develop a long-term partnership with the United States Army Futures Command (AFC), industry partners and other universities, focused on accelerating the delivery of critical capabilities for our nation’s defense.
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🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the George & Barbara Bush Foundation! May your day be filled with luck and laughter. Pictured here, President Bush received a bowl full of shamrocks from Brian Lenihan, Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland, on March 16, 1990.
We are humbled to have an #opportunity to build on relationships with key industry partners. Back in September 2023, we were the first to conduct an open-air #High_Energy_Laser test shot in the state of Texas, as RTX looking to test a system that was designed, built, and then #tested in Texas. We were honored to have some new members from their team meet with our experts and visit Texas A&M University System and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) facilities both near Texas A&M University and here on Texas A&M-RELLIS yesterday as we look for additional #collaboration opportunities to maintain an edge in #Directed_Energy research and testing efforts. Thank you for visiting us, we look forward to future opportunities to work with you!
Does #hypersonics, #directedenergy, or #lasers (#highenergylaser #research) interest you? ...particularly if it impacts #nationalsecurity? If so, we have a couple of immediate openings on our team here at Texas A&M-RELLIS for folks with these interests. Take a look at the links below! Senior Research Engineer, Levels I - IV https://lnkd.in/gQnTKvDa Technologist, Levels I - III https://lnkd.in/gV2v2Wz8
Happy #TexasIndependence Day!
When Army Futures Command established its strategic partnership with the Texas A&M University System back in 2019, Chancellor Sharp asked for specific research areas where the System could assist the US Army in accelerating the development of critical technologies. Integrated #Hypersonics was one of the key areas of interest, specifically in the research, design and construction of hypersonic test facilities. The Ballistic, Aero-optics and Materials (BAM) range here on Texas A&M-RELLIS, which provides unique integrated Hypersonic research and testing capabilities for the nation, is part of that strategic partnership commitment. We were honored to host AFC Deputy Commander Lt. Gen. Miles Brown earlier today to discuss our strategic partnership and let him see our, the State of Texas, and the U.S. Government combined commitment and investment in advancing #hypersonic and #directedenergy research.
Earlier this week, we were honored to have an opportunity to host US Army Lt. Gen. Charlie Costanza, Commanding General for U.S. Army V Corps, and select members of his staff during his visit to #Aggieland. During his visit to Texas A&M-RELLIS, we took an opportunity to highlight Texas A&M University System and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) ongoing research efforts and facilities, designed specifically to advance national security. We discussed such topics as #CounterUAS, #autonomy and #networks. Following his engagement with us, he later spoke at the Texas A&M University - The Bush School of Government and Public Service and met with select TAMU ArmyROTC Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. Thank you for making the time to visit us and we look forward to potential #collaboration opportunities. #VictoryCorps
Big thanks to Bryan Broadcasting Corporation and City of Bryan Councilman James Edge for visiting us here on Texas A&M-RELLIS earlier this month to hear about Texas A&M University System national security research efforts and facilities.
Earlier this month, we were honored to have an opportunity to host leaders and fellow #Aggies from REVEILLE PEAK RANCH, L.L.C. here on Texas A&M-RELLIS to highlight ongoing Texas A&M University System national security research efforts, as well as discuss ideas on future #collaboration to continue providing our military forces the advantages they need. We look forward to continued discussion!
We were honored to have an opportunity to both host, as well as support Texas A&M University MSC Student Conference on National Affairs 70 last week. We hosted close to 100 delegates on Texas A&M-RELLIS for dinner and a presentation on Texas A&M University System and select Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) research efforts to advance national security. We also assisted with the logistics for Chairman of The Joint Staff General CQ Brown, Jr., as well as met with leaders from United States Strategic Command and the United States Marine Corps Deputy Commandant for Information. We look forward to supporting SCONA 71 next year!
We were honored to have an #opportunity to host United States Air Force Lt. Gen. Thomas Hensley (Texas A&M University class of 1992) and several members of his Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber) team here on Texas A&M-RELLIS for a brief overview and tour of select Texas A&M University System and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) facilities and capabilities. We look forward to future #collaboration opportunities ahead!