Tobyhanna Army Depot

Tobyhanna Army Depot

Armed Forces

Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania 4,414 followers

The Department of Defense's Worldwide C5ISR Readiness Provider. Today, Tomorrow and into the Future.

About us

TYAD is a recognized leader in providing world-class logistics support for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems across the Department of Defense (DoD). Tobyhanna’s dedicated workforce, electronics expertise and corporate philosophy ensure the depot is the Joint C4ISR provider of choice for all branches of the Armed Forces and our industry partners. TYADs unparalleled capabilities include full-spectrum support for sustainment, overhaul and repair, fabrication and manufacturing, engineering design and development, systems integration, technology insertion and modification, and global field support to our Warfighters.

Website
http://www.tobyhanna.army.mil/
Industry
Armed Forces
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania
Type
Government Agency
Founded
1953
Specialties
Additive Manufacturing, Command, Control & Computer Systems, COMSEC, Communications Systems, Production Engineering, Fabrication & Integration Support, Foreign Military Sales, Global Support, Radar Systems & Equipment, SATCOM, and Tactical Missile Systems

Locations

  • Primary

    11 Hap Arnold Blvd, Coolbaugh Township

    Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania 18466, US

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Employees at Tobyhanna Army Depot

Updates

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    Tobyhanna Army Depot’s Military Retiree Appreciation Day on Sep. 14 was a great success! More than 250 military retirees of all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces registered for the annual event, which included medical, legal and other forms of benefit support. Breakout seminars educated attendees on planning for formal retirement, navigating the healthcare system, and utilizing services such as Space A travel. Military-focused vendors stood ready to provide counseling and distribute literature during the event. Depot Sgt. Maj. Michael S. Riggs delivered the keynote address, lauding his fellow service members for their selflessness. “As veterans, you understand the true meaning of service – with or without your uniform. Let us never forget what service can mean. It enriches your life, and the lives of others. It speaks to the true meaning of being an American, leaving your country better than you found it,” he said. Read more about Military Retiree Appreciation Day in our latest article by Danielle Weinschenk 👇 https://lnkd.in/ebBTMgNd #TOBY2035 | #StrategicCommunnications [Image description: Thumbnail image depicts individual in a military uniform speaking into a microphone at a podium. A large digital screen that reads "Thank You For Your Service'" and a flag can be seen in the background.]

    Annual event updates former service members on resources available

    Annual event updates former service members on resources available

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    During National Hispanic Heritage Month, Sep.15 – Oct. 15, we pause to reflect on our shared history as Americans and celebrate the rich mosaic of people and cultures who build and strengthen Team Tobyhanna, our Army, and our nation. Uniquely, this month-long observance begins in the middle of one month and ends in the middle of another. The reason for the mid-month celebration is that Sep. 15 is the day Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua celebrate their Independence Day. Mexico celebrates its independence shortly afterwards on Sep. 16, and Chile on Sep. 18. Oct.12 is significant, too, celebrated across Spain and Latin America as the Day of Hispanic Heritage. The Army is one of the most diverse organizations in the nation. Today, more than 17% of America’s soldiers and 7% of Army civilians are of Hispanic or Latino descent. Each soldier is a valuable contributor to the Army’s mission because of the unique backgrounds and perspectives they bring to make the Army stronger! #TOBY2035 | #InvestInOurPeople | #USArmy | #HispanicHeritageMonth | #PeopleFirst [image description: graphic depicts a hand with the index finger pointed up that reads “Todos Somos, Somos Uno: We Are All, We Are One” “National Hispanic Heritage Month”]

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    #TOBY2035Tuesday - Last week, representatives from PEO C3T and L3 Harris visited Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) to participate in a technical manual verification for phase one repairs for the Handheld, Manpack and Small Form Fit (HMS) manpack radio. HMS products provide state-of-art networking waveform and human factor upgrades over legacy radio solutions and are interoperable with specified radios within the current force – giving the warfighter a tactical edge in the field. Together with our partners, Team Tobyhanna continues to seek innovative solutions to strengthen our nation’s C5ISR readiness! #TOBY2035 | #C5ISRReadiness | #ShapeTheFuture | #StrategicCommunications [image description: Thirteen individuals in civilian clothing pose on the grass for a photograph. A cinderblock wall can be seen in the background.]

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    ‼️ Big News. Even Bigger Mission. ‼️ Team Tobyhanna is proud to announce we’ve been recognized by NPR in a recent feature on support to partner nations. From our $2.4B impact on Northeastern Pennsylvania to the life-saving equipment maintained by our brilliant team, Tobyhanna Army Depot is where dedication meets innovation – today, tomorrow and into the future. Engineer Jim Jarick said it best, “If we aren’t doing our job correctly, people could die tomorrow. And that just put this whole thing in perspective for me.” 🗞️ Check out the full story and learn how we’re helping preserve peace worldwide 🌎 – one mission at a time. https://lnkd.in/eY5j_MwY #TOBY2035 | #StrategicCommunications | #C5ISRReadiness [Image description: Thumbnail image depicts an individual performing maintenance on a military asset in an industrial area.]

    Inside the U.S. city churning out Ukrainian weapons

    Inside the U.S. city churning out Ukrainian weapons

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    🍂 🍁 Time to fall into fun! 🍁 🍂 Join Team Tobyhanna at this weekend's Oktoberfest celebration on 21 Sep. from 1100-1600! All depot employees, retirees, contractors, and military members are invited to indulge in delicious fare and kick up their heels with traditional German music. Don't forget the kids, who can enjoy a petting zoo, magic shows, a touch--a-truck and much more! 🎫 TYAD employees and Children 12 and under are FREE! 🎫 Advance tickets $5/Tickets at the gate $8 ⏰ Don’t wurst time - register using the QR code today! 🥨 🍻 Questions can be directed to our Morale, Family, and Welfare office at (570) 615-8150 or (570) 615-5782. #TOBY2035 | #StrategicCommunications | #InvestInOurPeople [image description: Graphic advertising Tobyhanna Army Depot Oktoberfest on Saturday, Sept. 21 2024 from 1100-1600 at the parade field behind the barracks. Graphic also includes a QR code for registration.]

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    #MotivationMondayU.S. Army Materiel Command inducted Tobyhanna Army Depot’s very own Frank Zardecki and five other new members into its Hall of Fame during a Sep. 6 ceremony and plaque unveiling at the command’s headquarters. Team Tobyhanna is proud of Zardecki’s profound legacy and its continued impacts on the organic industrial base! AMC’s latest video introduces this year’s inductees 👇 https://lnkd.in/ekVEymwk #TOBY2035 | #OneTeam | #BeAllYouCanBe [image description:First image depicts an individual wearing a suit while posing in front of a sign that reads "Tobyhanna Army Depot". Second image depicts two individuals who are wearing suits shaking hands. Third image depicts three individuals conversing in an industrial area. Fourth image depicts three individuals posing for the camera. A clock and table can be seen in the background. Fifth image depicts three individuals walking through an industrial area.]

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    In anticipation of POW/MIA Recognition Day, members of Team Tobyhanna came together today, Sept. 12, at Tobyhanna Army Depot’s (TYAD) POW/MIA Memorial to honor America’s prisoners of war, those who are missing in action, and their families. This year’s POW/MIA Memorial Ceremony was led by Tracy Thompson of the Production Management Directorate and featured an invocation by Donald Gilchrist of the C4ISR directorate, a performance of the national anthem by Holly Hanson of the Production Engineering directorate, a stirring keynote address by veteran and WBRE/WYOU meteorologist Valerie Smock, remarks from TYAD Deputy Commander Rob Lantka, and the presentation of a ceremonial wreath. This sacred day reminds us that there is a human cost to war, one we must never forget. To the families of those who are missing – Team Tobyhanna stands with you, and we always will. #BeThere | #POWMIARecognitionDay | #UntilTheyAreHome [Image Descriptions: The first image is of an individual planting a POW/MIA wreath to the ground. The second image is a United States Army Color Guard honoring the aforementioned wreath. The third image is a person standing at a podium giving a keynote address. A person can be seen seated behind them and four individuals can be seen listening on in the foreground. In the fourth image, a person can be seen standing behind a podium with their hands folded, two people can be seen with their hands over their hearts, one person can be seen saluting, and a United States Army Color Guard can be seen. The fifth image is of the POW/MIA ceremonial wreath.]

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    Team Tobyhanna took a moment to reflect and recharge on Sep. 9, embracing the power of journaling to boost mental wellness in honor of 9-8-8 Day. The observance, celebrated for the first time on Sep. 8, draws attention to the 988 Lifeline – a national hotline for anyone facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns or those simply in need of someone to talk to. Guided by the Employee Wellness Center (EWC), attendees had the opportunity to identify and share their perspectives on gratitude, where they feel safe, and how they might grow in the future. #DidYouKnow – Journaling is an evidence-based self-care practice that improves mental health, increases creativity, promotes critical thinking and helps an individual achieve their goals? #TOBY2035 | #InvestInOurPeople | #988Day | #NeverAlone [image description: First and second images depicts an individual speaking in front of an audience. A large digital screen that reads "988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline" can be seen in the background. The third image depicts a group of individuals sitting in an audience writing in journals.]

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    #WorkforceWednesday - As we prepare to kickoff Hispanic Heritage Month on Sep. 15, Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) proudly celebrates the history and contributions of Hispanic Americans to our organization and the DOD! This afternoon, Melissa Martinez of TYAD’s Production Management Directorate shared cherished memories with the workforce - pig roasts (also known as Lechon) in her aunt’s backyard, her grandfather playing the guiro at parties, and bringing enough ethnic food to “feed a platoon” to the beach. Born in Brooklyn, Martinez made several trips to her ancestral homeland of Puerto Rico throughout her life. Aside from music and food, the cornerstone of her rich heritage was family. “What I remember most is that my family was always together,” she added. Together, we are stronger because of the unique perspectives and dedication that Martinez and others bring to the table. #TOBY2035 | #InvestInOurPeople | #ShapeTheFuture [image description: First image depicts an individual standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone. Second and third images depicts an individual standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone to an audience. A flag display and large, digital screen can be seen in the background.]

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    On this Patriot Day, we pause to remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Today marks 23 years since the tragic events that forever changed our nation. We reflect on the courage of the first responders, the resilience of the American people, and the unity that emerged from the darkness. At Tobyhanna Army Depot, we remain committed to ensuring our country’s safety and security, inspired by the heroes who stood strong in the face of adversity. Let us never forget the sacrifices made and the strength we found together as a nation. #PatriotDay #NeverForget [Image Description: The image is of many American Flags planted in a field. The Tobyhanna Army Depot logo can be seen in the bottom left corner.]

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