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Through partnerships with military, federal, state and local agencies, The Security Systems Group specializes in electromechanical lock
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District team provides training and services which cover basic installation, maintenance,
support to 23 military installations and other Department of Defense and troubleshooting procedures. The Electronics Group maintains
agencies throughout the mid-Atlantic region and supports the a full electronics laboratory and offers testing and maintenance
Overseas Contingency Operations. services as well as small scale electronic circuit design. The Photo-
Optics Group specializes in basic digital photography training and
Headquartered adjacent to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, the Baltimore provides consultation services regarding equipment needs for
District’s team of more than 1,000 employees manages a large and macro, low light, and long distance photographic needs.
diverse workload. Through the execution of military, civil works, and
interagency and international support programs, Baltimore District U.S. Army Public Health Command, East
provides planning, design, engineering, construction, environmental, 4411 Llewellyn Avenue
and real-estate expertise to a variety of important projects and 301-677-6502
customers in five states; the District of Columbia; overseas; and the
Susquehanna, Potomac and Chesapeake Bay watersheds. U.S. Army Public Health Command - East (PHC, East), formerly U.S.
Army Public Health Command - Atlantic, provides military preventive
Work includes dredging sand and silt from the Chesapeake medicine services to Active, Reserve and National Guard units in
Bay, flood damage reduction projects, stabilizing stream banks, 26-state region of the Eastern United States.
creating wetlands, improving fish passages and restoring lost
habitats. Army Corps of Engineers also responds to emergencies PHC, East maintains a professional technical competent staff of
and natural disasters, such as floods and hurricanes, and other Soldiers and civilians who provide preventive medicine support
emergencies in support of the Federal Emergency Management in the areas of medical entomology, environmental health
Agency and state entities. engineering, sanitation, veterinary services and occupational
health, as well as preventive medicine readiness planning and
U.S. Army Field Band training. They also deploy individuals to support worldwide
4214 Field Band Drive, Suite 5330 missions and medical response teams.
Devers Hall
301-677-6586 U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion, Baltimore
4550 Parade Field Lane, Suite 5390
The U.S. Army Field Band has been thrilling audiences for more than 301-677-7001
half a century. As the premier touring musical representative for the Official Website: https://recruiting.army.mil/1stbde/1bbn/
Army, this internationally acclaimed organization travels thousands
of miles each year, presenting a variety of music to enthusiastic The U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion, Baltimore is responsible for
audiences throughout the nation and abroad. Through these recruiting activities in Maryland, the District of Columbia, northern
concerts, the Army Field Band supports diplomatic efforts around and central Virginia, and three counties in West Virginia.
the world.
The Baltimore battalion has one of the largest missions in the U.S.
Since its formation in March 1946, the Army Field Band has appeared Army Recruiting Command, and its Soldiers are proudly referred to
in all 50 states and in more than 30 countries on four continents. The as the ‘‘Capitol Conquerors.”
organization’s four performing components—the Concert Band,
Chorus, Jazz Ambassadors and The Volunteers—each travel more Military and civilians work together in the headquarters on Fort
than 100 days annually. Meade. Field recruiters are located at recruiting stations throughout
the seven companies of the recruiting battalion. In addition to
Tours include formal public concerts, school assemblies, educational recruiting enlisted personnel for the Army and Army Reserves, the
outreach programs, festivals, and radio and television appearances. battalion’s mission includes recruiting officer candidates and warrant
officer flight candidates.
U.S. Army Intelligence & Security Command
G7 Technology Application Branch U.S. Army Recruiting Command
4553 Cooper Avenue, Suite 5351 1st Recruiting Brigade
4550 Parade Field Lane, Suite 5380
The Technology Applications Branch provides quick reaction 301-677-2790
technology support to ongoing and near-term intelligence and
counterintelligence operations. Expertise is maintained in four The 1st Recruiting Brigade, the ‘‘Victory Brigade,” recruits young
related technical areas and disciplines: special fabrications, security men and women for the Army, Army Reserves, Officer Candidate
systems, electronics, and photo-optics. The Special Fabrications School and bands throughout the Army. It is a subordinate
Group is equipped with a full machine shop and has the capability element of the U.S. Army Recruiting Command headquartered
of working with all types of materials such as metals, plastics, woods, at Fort Knox, KY.
and fabrics. They offer full design services, welding, and 3-D printing.

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