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FABIO & GROOVERIDER presents 30 YEARS OF RAGE album launch
STRANGER THINGS PARTY
ARTFUL DODGER old school garage special
THE CAMDEN INDIE DISCO
2019
#camden assembly#fabio & grooverider#30 years of rage#stranger things#artful dodger#old school garage#indie disco
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9 albums for 2023!! tysm for the tags darlings!! @steelycunt @belleandsaintsebastian @gauchereverie
i've stuck the titles in tags to save space <3
#maisie peters the good witch deluxe#hozier self titled obvs#half alive conditions of a punk!!#tommy lefroy flight risk ep#sammy rae and the friends if it all goes south live tour album!!#claudia kate live at camden assembly omg i love her sm#black country new road : ants from up there#the mountain goats bleed out#and the rise and fall of hobo johnson!!
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04/05/2024 - 05/05/2024
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Israel’s genocidal assault on Palestinians in Gaza has killed over 34,000 Palestinians, and displaced the vast majority of the population. Palestinians are experiencing massacre after massacre. Palestinians in Gaza are facing imminent famine.
We must keep taking action to demand the government ends its complicity in Israel’s attacks and stop arming Israel, for an end to Israeli apartheid, and freedom and justice for Palestine.
Many PSC branches are joining local May Day rallies and demonstrations. Check with your local PSC branch for more information.
Saturday 4 May
Abergavenny: Meet at Post Office Square, 11am
Brecon: Outside St. Mary’s Church, 11am-12noon
Bristol: Assemble at Water Tower, BS9 1FG, 12noon. Rally in College Green.
Carlisle: Barclays, English Street, 12noon-1pm
Ceredigion: Stall and leafletting at Guildhall, Cardigan, 11am-1pm
Coventry: Barclays, High Street, 10am-11.30am
Cromer: West Street & Church Street, NR279HZ, 10.30am-12noon
Exeter: Bedford Square, 12noon-2pm
Guildford: Junction of Guildford High Street with Quarry Street. 12noon-2pm
Kirkwall, Orkney: St Magnus Cathedral, 1pm-2pm
Leamington: Town Hall, 11am-12noon
Leeds: May Day March for Peace, Assemble 11.30am outside Leeds Art Gallery.
London, Camden: Meet Mornington Crescent, Statue of Richard Cobden at 10.30am. Rally from 12noon outside Barclays, Tottenham Court Road, W1T 1BH.
London, Enfield: Stall outside Barclays, Enfield Town, 11am
London, Hackney: Ride-along, meet behind Hackney Town Hall, E8, Mare Street.
London, Tower Hamlets: Cycle for Palestine, Mile End Park South (Burdett Road opposite junction with Eric Street), 11am; Cycle to protest at Pret A Manger, 121 Bethnal Green Road
Merton: Majestic Way, Mitcham Fair Green, CR4 2JS, 1-2:30pm
Milton Keynes: 86 High Street, Newport Pagnell, MK16 8PY, 1.30-3pm
Northamptonshire: Wellingborough town Centre, opposite Hind Hotel, 2pm; Evening info stall at Digger Fest 2024
Newport, Isle of Wight: St Thomas Square, 12noon.
Sheffield: Devonshire Green, 11am (join May Day protest)
Telford: Southwater Lake, TF3 4EJ, 2pm
Wellingborough: Town Centre (opp. Hind Hotel), 2pm
Sunday 5 May
Dorchester: Organising Assembly for Palestine at The Pointe, Old Salvation Army Hall, Durngate Street, 2pm-4.30pm
Ipswich: Peace and Justice March. Assemble at Ipswich Town Hall, IP1 1DH, 11am.
Newcastle: Walk the Tyne for Palestine – More info.
Reading: Outside HSBC, Broad Street, 2pm
West Surrey: Palestine Film Night – More info here.
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Does Jane Austen usually use the word plain to describe someone as Ugly?
I have assembled as many relevant quotes (see below) as I could find in Austen's works and I have a pretty good idea that "plain" is the opposite of handsome/pretty.
Etymoline agrees, "Of appearance, as a euphemism for "ill-favored, ugly" it dates from 1749."
One thing to add, there are many vaccine-preventable childhood illnesses, smallpox among them (which was being vaccinated for but this was new), that could cause permanent facial scarring. I'll put a mild example below the jump (do not Google if you are squeamish). I wonder if some of the "plain" people that Jane Austen was imagining were plain for this reason. Also, Sir Walter talks about plain women in Bath, but as it was a health destination, he may be seeing people who are actually ill.
Facial scarring from smallpox
Pride & Prejudice
Mary, who having, in consequence of being the only plain one in the family, worked hard for knowledge and accomplishments, was always impatient for display.
Not that I think Charlotte so very plain; but then she is our particular friend... Oh dear, yes; but you must own she is very plain. Lady Lucas herself has often said so, and envied me Jane’s beauty. (Mrs. Bennet)
Sense & Sensibility
When their promised visit to the Park and consequent introduction to these young ladies took place, they found in the appearance of the eldest, who was nearly thirty, with a very plain and not a sensible face, nothing to admire
Mansfield Park
Her brother was not handsome: no, when they first saw him he was absolutely plain, black and plain; but still he was the gentleman, with a pleasing address.
In a quiet way, very little attended to, she paid her tribute of admiration to Miss Crawford’s beauty; but as she still continued to think Mr. Crawford very plain, in spite of her two cousins having repeatedly proved the contrary, she never mentioned him.
She was then merely a quiet, modest, not plain-looking girl, but she is now absolutely pretty.
Emma
She was a plain, motherly kind of woman, who had worked hard in her youth
Oh! not handsome—not at all handsome. I thought him very plain at first, but I do not think him so plain now.
He is very plain, undoubtedly—remarkably plain:—but that is nothing compared with his entire want of gentility
Miss Campbell always was absolutely plain—but extremely elegant and amiable.
Mr. Dixon, you say, is not, strictly speaking, handsome?”
“Handsome! Oh! no—far from it—certainly plain. I told you he was plain.”
“My dear, you said that Miss Campbell would not allow him to be plain, and that you yourself—”
“Oh! as for me, my judgment is worth nothing. Where I have a regard, I always think a person well-looking. But I gave what I believed the general opinion, when I called him plain.”
Persuasion
He hoped she might make some amends for the many very plain faces he was continually passing in the streets.
Miss Carteret, with still less to say, was so plain and so awkward, that she would never have been tolerated in Camden Place but for her birth.
“I think very differently,” answered Elizabeth, shortly; “an agreeable manner may set off handsome features, but can never alter plain ones."
#jane austen#question response#vaccines are the best ya'll#plain#word use#jane austen is too polite to call people “ugly”
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HONEY REVENGE
07.12.2023 @ Camden Assembly, London (220 Capacity)
Written Dec 2023
I started listening to Honey Revenge at the start of 2023, caught in the promo of their single ‘rerun’ & after seeing other artists I follow repost their content, I went back to listen to their discography & was hooked. Their debut album ‘Retrovision’ is one of my favourites of 2023 and all time (see review here). They never fail to miss with banger after banger - not just at first listen but the songwriting & production is amazing too. Naturally, as soon as this show was announced, tickets were bought. The band itself is made up of Devin on vocals and Donny on guitar, but are accompanied by their touring members, Tay Kincaid (bass) & Matt Arsenault (drums). They have played numerous tours this year alongside The Home Team & Broadside, Loveless, Finish Ticket & Arrows In Action. a US headline tour in the fall, and now The Home Team & The Used, here in the UK, with plans to open for Meet Me @ The Altar across the United States in the new year.
The fist opener was a rock band hailing from Leicester called Mouth Culture, taking inspiration from a range of musicians from Bring Me The Horizon to The 1975 to Harry Styles. THeir music is a mashup of all genres with a distinct heavy, edgy vibe. The second openers were a Scottish band called happydaze who are label buddies with Honey Revenge (Thriller Records). Their set was much heavier and had everyone hyped up for Honey Revenge’s set afterwards with heavy rock tunes that have a clear pop influence.
Seeing my favourite songs live was an unreal experience. I’ve been a fan of this amazing band for so long now and with all their concert content online, it’s safe to say that my expectations were high. But that didn’t matter because they were blown out of the park anyway. Due to the fact that this was a headline show, they were able to play every single song in their discography with no breaks, meaning that everyone in the crowd was able to hear their favourite Honey Revenge song. I never realized until I listened to the retrovision album in full, but Devin’s vocals are phenomenal and being able to sing so many belters back to back AFTER having rushed through London from an opening set down the road to this headlining gig is a real show of her talent - I know many of today’s new up-and-coming singers wouldn’t have been able even think about it, let alone actually doing it. Based on where we were in the crowd Ami & I watched both Donny & Devin kill it in real time and it was clear that everyone in the room enjoyed themselves the entire night.
Having come directly from their show with The Used, the band came on after happydaze had packed up their stuff and with Camden Assembly being such a small venue, the entire crowd was able to see them set up their equipment. Not just the drumkit and guitars, but the pedalboards, multicores & mic stands too - everything. Being a sound engineering student, I loved seeing this with a different lens than most people in the crowd, watching the team set up as quickly as possible just like how I’ve been doing in college with my classmates tells me I’m not too far from a professional standard within the industry and I can’t wait to be doing just that someday. Security was pretty tight at the venue (as one would expect in London). I wasn’t able to meet the band after the show due to me being underage and the band wasn’t able to come out of the bar but Ami was able to go in and get them to sign my ‘are you impressed?’ postcard & their CD lyric booklet that I had bought with me, so all was not lost and I was still able to buy a t-shirt from their tour manager, Em.
It's rarely heard of for a band like Honey Revenge to be able to come and do an international tour (even if it's as a support act) within their first year of touring. To be able to do a show as a headliner is unheard of outside of viral success and them being able to both so just proves that they’re here to stay and take over the music industry. Camden Assembly is an iconic venue with multiple star acts of the music scene such as Ed Sheeran, The Strokes & Adele starting out there and to be able to see my favourite band was a perfect close to the year.
#music#music producer#music production#concert#live music#guitar#drums#pop music#pop rock#indie rock#punk rock#alternative rock#new wave#honey revenge#california
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Where: Cafe in Camden
Who: @cassandra-acton
Ayda had been sitting at her table for five minutes, building up the courage to go over to the blonde sitting two tables down from her. She had briefly met her at the awards ceremony last year. Taking a deep breath, she gets up and makes her way over to them.
"Hello," a smile etches into her features. "I don't know if you remember me, but I was wondering if I can ask you a few questions. I'm a candidate for assembly for Haringey and politics is new to me."
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Not all social housing in the 1960s was about tower blocks. High-rise buildings were unpopular with tenants, lifts were costly and broke down, and the surrounding lawns were hard to maintain. Moreover, on the slopes around Hampstead Heath in London, towers would have blocked views towards St Paul’s Cathedral. This area became part of the newly created borough of Camden in 1965 and a visionary new chief architect, Sydney Cook, assembled a bright team of assistants to find an alternative form of housing. One of these young architects was Peter Tábori, who has died aged 83. The Whittington estate which he designed, originally known as Highgate New Town, exemplified a solution that was both innovative and successful.
Camden had identified an area of semi-derelict Victorian housing for redevelopment next to Highgate’s east cemetery, where Karl Marx is buried. Tábori realised that, on such a steep hillside, lines of flats and maisonettes could be stacked one above the other and entered from a common entrance at mid-level on the uphill side. Car parking could be set into the hill between these terraces and decked over with pedestrian walkways and children’s playgrounds.
He was inspired by medieval Italian hill towns and an internationally regarded scheme near Berne by the Swiss architects Atelier 5, but the greatest impression is of generous, humane spaces. The scheme was designed in 1968-70 but not completed until 1979 after the original contractors went bust.
The concept fitted perfectly with Cook’s own ideas and Tábori was a natural addition to the team. Other assistants working on similar solutions went on to greater recognition: Neave Brown’s complex terraces at Fleet Road (now Dunboyne Road) and Alexandra Road are listed, as are Gordon Benson and Alan Forsyth’s mainly two-storey houses on a steep slope at Branch Hill, Hampstead.
Together the group established a distinctive style for Camden’s best social housing using crisp white concrete, densely packed but relatively low-rise. Tábori’s Highgate New Town had the benefit of simplicity, in the design of the terraces and in his determination that public and private spaces should be clearly separated. This last avoided the problems faced by estates where indeterminate space led to vandalism. Mark Swenarton’s book Cook’s Camden (2017), to which Tábori generously contributed, records the inspiring story.
Highgate New Town was finely finished, the external concrete contrasting with handsome internal joinery. Cook claimed that “the quality of [Tábori’s] work isn’t just double site capacity at low rise, or all the higher standards, but that he did it all below yardstick”, the restrictive budget code imposed by governments at the time. In fact, Camden’s fine housing was made possible by its high domestic rates income and other London boroughs could not match its quality. Many of Tábori’s maisonettes remain tenanted, but those sold under “right-to-buy” legislation now fetch eye-watering prices.
Tábori went on to design a second scheme in 1971, Oakshott Court, Polygon Road, with three L-shaped terraces, but he was disappointed by a decision made in 1974 to use brick, apparently in deference to its location near St Pancras Station. A smaller scheme of 15 flats on the corner of Mill Lane and Solent Road followed in 1973 after Cook’s retirement, including four wheelchair-accessible units and five for elderly people. He also worked on a visionary programme with the architects/engineers Arup Associates for building over the main railway tracks that run through Camden, an attempt to gain space in the overcrowded borough.
He was born Peter Stroh in Budapest, the son of Istvan Stroh, a professor of mathematics, and his wife Erzsebét (nee Szanto), a former opera singer. She subsequently married Michael Tábori, an economist whose father had died at Auschwitz. Both men had been imprisoned by the communist government and following the 1956 uprising in Budapest, Peter too was arrested. On his release in December 1956 he, Erzsebét and Michael emigrated to London via Vienna, along with other members of Michael’s family. Thenceforth Tábori used his stepfather’s surname and adopted it formally on becoming a British citizen in 1966.
Tábori learned English and technical drawing with an architect, Cecil Epril, and in 1958 entered Regent Street Polytechnic (now the University of Westminster). His tutors included Richard Rogers, who inspired his interest in mass housing, and who himself designed an (unbuilt) hillside scheme in Croydon inspired by Atelier 5. Tábori assisted on Rogers’s first built house, Creekvean, with Su Rogers and Norman Foster.
Tábori also spent two years working for Ernö Goldfinger, the Hungarian-born architect immortalised by Ian Fleming, before completing his qualifications. The final external examiner was Denys Lasdun, who gave him a job assisting on the University of East Anglia, another hillside building with a stepped section where he learned about concrete techniques. However, when in 1967 the chance came to work for Cook and develop his own housing interests, Tábori seized the opportunity.
He left the borough in 1984 and formed a private practice with John Green and Bob Winning, working mainly in Hamburg, Toulouse and Soweto.
Tábori married Angelika Schiel, a model, in 1962. They had three sons, Kris, Michael and Gabor, but divorced in about 1980, and Angelika, who became an upholsterer, died in 2016. Peter had a fourth son, Tom, in 1984, with Anne Saville, a welfare adviser at the charity Gingerbread, but the couple later separated. He is survived by his sons.
🔔 Peter Tábori (Peter Stroh), architect, born 15 January 1940; died 23 February 2023
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The Army is planning a 500% increase in artillery shell production, from 15,000 a month to 70,000, according to Army acquisition chief Doug Bush. Much of that increase will be fulfilled by the Scranton plant, which makes a large share of the country’s supply of artillery shells.
Across the US, munitions factories are increasing production as fast as possible. A Lockheed Martin plant in Camden, Arkansas, is cranking out a series of rockets and missiles, including those used by the Army’s Patriot missile system – all of which are in high demand in Ukraine. Bush told reporters in January that the Army was standing up a new plant in Garland, Texas to make artillery shells, while an existing plant is being expanded in Middletown, Iowa that loads, packs and assembles 155 millimeter shells.
Bush told CNN the Army intends to double the production of Javelin anti-tank missiles, make roughly 33% more Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (GMLRS) surface-to-surface medium-range missiles a year, and produce each month a minimum of 60 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles – which were “almost not in production at all,” according to Bush.
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Good morning! I hope you slept well and feel rested? Currently sitting at my desk, in my study, attired only in my NEW blue towelling robe, enjoying my first cuppa of the day. Happy Hump Day!
On one of the hottest days of year, we assembled on Camden High Street to witness the unveiling of two special paving stones for two people that have contributed greatly to music in Camden Town: dancer/DJ/music-maker Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson and Kiss FM/Mi-Soul founder Gordon Mac. Paul played in a variety of clubs in Camden (The Electric Ballroom, Second Base @ Dingwalls and The Loft) and there was a Kiss FM office and a Kiss FM pirate radio studio on Greenland Street (just off Camden High Street) and, as you may remember, at that time, Second Base was Kiss FM’s premier club night and Dingwalls was the venue where we switched off pirate Kiss FM. As you can see from my photos, it was a fantastic turn-out to pay tribute to two iconic men.
Trevor Nelson talked about the Kiss FM office on Holloway Road and described it as a different world and, thinking back, it was. That original Kiss FM office was a different world, a better world, a happy, funky, joyful world full of vinyl junkies with outsized egos. There were non-stop arguments about everything and, now those days are gone, we all realise how trivial those arguments were. Trevor described them as the happiest days of his life and, for many of us, we feel the same. We were making a difference. We were playing real music. We were breaking records and breaking acts. And, when Kiss FM was over, gobbled up by faceless, clueless suits, our beautiful world became a barren desert.
Got into some good conversations with some lovely people yesterday and, after spending the morning with people I have known more than 40 years, I suddenly realised we are a happy family but we do have rules. Everybody wants to be part of the soul scene. Why wouldn’t they? We are happy, we are gorgeous, we are loving, we are caring. Down the years, the music has attracted people to the scene but, as we all know, a couple of bad eggs have snuck in! And when these wrong ‘uns show us who they truly are, we politely show them the door! One bad apple spoils the bunch. We have a strict door policy, innit? If you are cool and respectful, and you don’t try to scam, abuse or hurt our people, you can stay!
Have a wonderful and well-endowed Wednesday. I love you all. Yes, a crazy, bald man loves and cares about you.
#mixcloud#mi soul#dj#music#new blog#lockdown#coronavirus#books#weekend#democracy#brexit#cronyism#election#radio
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Honey Revenge's London Show Now SOLD OUT
Honey Revenge’s Camden Assembly show has now officially SOLD OUT!
This marks a huge point in the bands rising career as it shows their popularity and stock is becoming massive.
Honey Revenge will be playing their emo and punk-influenced bangers from their debut album ‘Retrovision’, which arrived last month.
It’s official! Our first show in London is SOLD OUT!!! Insane! More EU shows to come so…
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Things are getting spicy!! ⚾️🌶 Mancini is a great fit for you guys. Can play left & right field, 1B and DH. Makes contact and should hit for more power out of the new cavernous LF at Camden Yards. Ton of versatility. I still would look at adding a Centerfielder. Bringing Laureano back would fit the bill. Shouldn’t cost that much to acquire him either. Yankees made big moves, they’re definitely better. Shocked the Dodgers, Braves, & Mets haven’t done anything big to this point. Really doubting Soto getting traded at this point. ~~Baseball Anon 😉
Baseball Anon you’re the best ⚾️💖 I can’t wait for postseason baseball with you 🥰 I’m really surprised that the Dodgers haven’t made a move too, but I guess they assembled their dream team during the offseason?
#and I’m really thinking that you’re right- Soto will stay a national until the off season#baseball anon
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Rutgers University–Camden Celebrates Joyous, Jam-Packed Commencement Week
… South Jersey in over 100 locations. Dr. Helene Burns, Chief Nursing … Jersey Assembly. Louis Greenwald, majority leader of the New Jersey Assembly.
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Camden Comfort: Exploring the Furniture Store Scene
Camden, with its quaint charm and growing community, is not just a place to reside but a canvas for homeowners to express their unique style and personality through their living spaces. A crucial aspect of creating a cozy and inviting home in Camden is the selection of furniture that reflects both functionality and aesthetics. Let's take a closer look at the furniture store in Camden and the options available for residents looking to furnish their homes:
1. Local Charm and Diversity
Unique Selection: they provide a diverse range of styles, from rustic farmhouses to modern minimalists, catering to the varied tastes and preferences of the local community.
Artisanal Craftsmanship: Many stores feature locally crafted furniture pieces, showcasing the talent and skill of artisans in Camden and supporting the local economy.
2. Quality and Durability
Premium Materials: Furniture stores prioritise quality and durability, providing pieces made from premium materials such as solid wood, leather, and metal.
Longevity: Customers can expect furniture built to last, ensuring satisfaction and peace of mind with their purchases.
3. Customization Options
Bespoke Design Services: Some stores provide customisation options, allowing customers to tailor furniture to their needs and preferences.
Personalized Touches: Customers can add personalised touches to create one-of-a-kind pieces for their homes by choosing fabrics and finishes and adjusting dimensions.
4. Affordable and Budget-Friendly
Wide Price Range: Camden's furniture stores cater to various budget ranges, with options for cost-conscious shoppers and those looking for high-end luxury.
Special Deals and Promotions: it provides special deals, promotions, and financing options to help customers make their purchases more affordable.
5. Comprehensive Selection
Full Range of Furniture: From living room sofas and dining sets to bedroom suites and home office furniture, it provides a comprehensive selection to furnish every room in the home.
Accessories and Decor: In addition to furniture pieces, stores also carry a variety of home accessories and decor items such as rugs, lamps, artwork, and accent pieces to complete the look of any space.
6. Knowledgeable Staff and Customer Service
Expert Guidance: store staff are knowledgeable and helpful. They provide expert guidance and recommendations to assist customers in finding the perfect pieces for their homes.
Exceptional Customer Service: Whether in-store or online, customers can expect exceptional customer service, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a seamless shopping experience from start to finish.
7. Online Shopping Convenience
Virtual Showrooms: Many stores provide online shopping options, allowing customers to browse virtual showrooms and purchase from home.
Convenient Delivery Services: Online shoppers can take advantage of convenient delivery services, with options for doorstep delivery, assembly, and removal of old furniture for added convenience.
8. Community Engagement and Support
Local Involvement: Camden's furniture stores are actively involved in the community, participating in events, fundraisers, and charity initiatives to give back and support worthy causes.
Customer Appreciation: Stores prioritise building strong customer relationships fostering a sense of community and loyalty through events, workshops.
Conclusion
Camden's furniture stores provide many options for residents looking to furnish their homes with style, quality, and affordability. With their diverse selection, premium materials, customisation options, affordability, comprehensive providing, knowledgeable staff, online convenience, and community engagement, these stores provide everything homeowners need to create inviting and comfortable living spaces that reflect their individuality and lifestyle. Visit a furniture store in Camden today and embark on the journey of transforming your home into a haven of comfort and style.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Completes Production Capabilities for Stinger Javelin and GMLRS
Aerojet Rocketdyne, an L3Harris Technologies company, has completed several milestones as it executes the $215.6M cooperative agreement signed last year with the Department of Defense (DoD) to expand and modernize facilities to support increased production demand primarily focused on Javelin, Stinger and the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS). The cooperative agreement aligns with the DoD’s goal of increasing domestic production of solid rocket motors as it replenishes its ammunition supplies of the missile systems that have proven crucial to Ukraine’s defense from Russian attacks. As part of this effort, the company is building a new 65,000 sq. ft. facility GMLRS manufacturing facility at its Camden, Arkansas site, consolidating manufacturing activities from three buildings into one. The automation of processes, upgraded equipment and consolidation of cast and assembly operations to a single building will increase production capacity and overall production efficiency for this important program.
Aerojet Rocketdyne, an L3Harris Technologies company, has completed several milestones as it executes the $215.6M cooperative agreement signed last year with the Department of Defense (DoD) to expand and modernize facilities to support increased production demand primarily focused on Javelin, Stinger and the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS). The cooperative agreement aligns with the…
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ICYMI: Mishaal Tamer shares new single ‘Keep it up’ + Camden Assembly London tickets - #MishaalTamer @MishaalTamer http://dlvr.it/T6PxLX
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