The Air Force Corrosion Technical Interchange Meeting took place April 9th through 11th at the Robins Museum of Aviation in Warner Robins, Georgia. MILSPRAY had the opportunity to exhibit some of their Touch-Up Paint products, and collateral for corrosion prevention. Below are a few images from the event.
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MILSPRAY® will be exhibiting at the Allied Nations Technical Corrosion Conference at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Alabama. We will have our Touch-Up Paints and Coatings products on display. The show will run from August 7th – August 10th, 2017.
The DoD- Allied Nations Technical Corrosion Conference is a critical event that fosters an efficient and effective collaborative environment to not only better understand the impact of corrosion on DoD equipment and infrastructure, but also jointly work toward practical prevention and control solutions. This effort brings together a diverse spectrum of technical expertise and knowledge representing government, industry, academia, and international corrosion partners. Participants represent essentially every field related to corrosion prevention and control, including basic and applied research; maintenance and sustainment; research and development; practitioners and manufacturers; and the DoD acquisition workforce. Through a series of technical programs and events, the conference proceedings are designed to stimulate collaboration and promote information sharing opportunities. Participants also have the opportunity to interact with respected leaders and recognized subject matter experts across the corrosion community worldwide.
Call (732) 886-2223 or email chadvroman@milspray.com today for more information!
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Good Afternoon, to all on this Military Monday!
Today we wanted to share with you a little bit about the 1033 Program which permits the secretary of defense to transfer, without charge, excess U.S. Department of Defense equipment to state and local law enforcement agencies.
Did you know It has been in effect in its current form since 1996? Read more by visiting here.
Be sure not to forget to share the information on the 1033 Program on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Have a great day!
