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11 Jul 2014

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2014

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2

Air Force Airman Hamrick completes eight weeks at Lackland base

Air Force Airman Jake A Hamrick graduated from basic training at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland San Antonio Texas after an eight week program covering discipline studies core values fitness and basic warfare skills He earns four credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force He is the son of Ann Davis and John Hamrick of Aiken and a 2013 South Aiken High School graduate. The USC Aiken president list for spring 2014 includes Derald N Adams Brittany C Baer Adam C Batton Lindsey A Bimrose Martha C Rodiford Jordan O Brown Janice C Butler Monica M Cardona Alison G Carlson Elizabeth A Carpenter and many others. Send Names & Notes to editorial aikenstandard com.

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Air Force Jake A Hamrick Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland San Antonio Texas Community College of the Hamrick Ann Davis John Hamrick Aiken South Aiken High School USC Aiken Derald N. Adams Brittany C. Baer Adam C. Batton Lindsey A. Bimrose Martha C. Rodiford Jordan O. Brown Janice C. Butler Monica M. Cardona Alison G. Carlson Elizabeth A. Carpenter Tiana L Chandler Eleni H. Chionakis Jody M. Cyphers Jennifer N. Deily Lisa B. Duckett Allison N. Eckhart Keira K. Everatt Kelly S. Fabricante Aarial R. Farmer Stacey M. Gilbert Hannah M. Grooms Andrea S. Hall Allison M. Hayes Rachael A. Hendrix Megann C. Howard Liza K. Hyde Lauryn S. Johnson Kimberly L. Jones Hillary E Kierspe Meagan E. Kinard Kenneth M. Kosko Cassandra M. Lu Adam E. Soule Hannah L Taylor Jeremiah J. Thayer Colleen M. Welch Spencer C Burbage Olivia G. Burbage Kiran S. Waraich Laura E. Bodie Mary A. Padgett Adora W. Hawkins Faith C. Hornsby Cody P. Corley Ainsley K. Ellis Angela A Arthur Natalie M. Arthur Gary R. Corey Shana L. Cox Brittany M. Ewing Kelly Erin H. Ford Heather N. le John D. Long Katherine A. Moulton Kelsey D. Sawyer Marlon Simon Christopher D. Spain Megan E. Taylor Aubree M. Justus Kayla E. Pruitte Eric Reyes-Bastida Hailee F. Carrigan Tracy E. Frazier Monica E. Overstreet Kayla M. Hite Garrett J. Jones
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Driverless vehicles progress at SRS testing site

TARDEC backs a 30 year plan for autonomous ground vehicles now tested at the Savannah River Site. Bruce Huffman says the DoD project aims to free soldiers for threats, with initial tests at Fort Hood and extended runs at SRS since April 2013 using paved gravel and dirt roads.

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Savannah River United States Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center Tardec Bruce Huffman Tardec Public Affairs Department of Defense Huffman Fort Hood Texas SRS
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Driverless trucks tested for military convoy use at Savannah River Site

Huffman describes autonomous vehicles as a supplement to soldiers, not a replacement, with fully or partially manned options. Seven driverless trucks have reached speeds up to 40 mph as TARDEC tests continue at the Savannah River Site with safety checks by SRS and Bill Taylor noting the site's support for the DoD. Derrek Asberry is the Aiken Standard beat reporter.

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Huffman SRS Bill Taylor Tardec Group Taylor Savannah River Department of Defense
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Hitchcock Woods Foundation appoints Dorothy Bryan-Kanda as director

Dorothy Bryan-Kanda was named executive director of the Hitchcock Woods Foundation last month. The nonprofit preserves Hitchcock Woods, a 2100 acre urban forest with 70 miles of trails in Aiken. The staff includes Bennett Tucker Eric Grande Christine Reichel and board chair Dr. Harry Shealy. Funding relies on donations and grants to manage the woods. Bryan-Kanda enjoys horseback riding in the Woods.

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Dorothy Bryan-Kanda Hitchcock Wood Foundation Hitchcock Woods Aiken Foundation Bryan-Kanda Bennett Tucker Eric Grande Christine Reichel Harry Shealy Bryan Kanda
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Hitchcock Woods Foundation Eyes Expanded Community Roles

Dede Biles reports on Hitchcock Woods in Aiken where the foundation invites walkers and pets to enjoy the forest while expanding activity options for runners painters and photographers. In September a USC Aiken program will introduce third graders to the Woods with hikes and demonstrations including a prescribed burn. Bryan Kanda, the new executive director, aims to observe first year changes and position the Woods as a premier facility.

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Satchmo Finn the Woods Bryan Kanda Ruth Patrick Usc Aiken Hitchcock Woods Bryan- Kanda Foundation Bryan-Kanda
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Public Safety Advice Warns Seniors About Vacation Thieves

The Senior Men's Club of Aiken heard from Aiken Department of Public Safety Sgt. Jennifer Bickel on vacation and home security. She urged notifying Public Safety of absences, arranging a trusted contact, keeping blinds unchanged, and stopping mail and newspaper deliveries to avoid inviting thieves. She cautioned against announcing travel plans on social media.

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Home burglary tips from Aiken Public Safety officer

Bickel advises homeowners to maintain yards and lights to simulate occupancy, bring in bikes and mowers, check alarms, and avoid posting vacation plans or home address online. She warns against storing valuables in cars and recommends inventories with serial numbers while noting her 10 years with Aiken Public Safety.

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