![Around this time three years ago, I can still remember the excitement I felt knowing that I would soon be serving at the helm as senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Aside from the operational legacy of the Proving Ground, which I was already somewhat familiar with, I was extremely hopeful and excited knowing that I would be leading a diverse workforce of over twenty thousand military, civilian, and contractor personnel. I knew APG was home to barrier-shattering innovations that have forged our nation’s history, guiding present-day advancements to keep pace with emerging 21st century threats. What I did not […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2021/10/02/Q2MPH4BZI5HUTIQQY45CVBGD2Q.jpg?w=135 "Around this time three years ago, I can still remember the excitement I felt knowing that I would soon be serving at the helm as senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Aside from the operational legacy of the Proving Ground, which I was already somewhat familiar with, I was extremely hopeful and excited knowing that I would be leading a diverse workforce of over twenty thousand military, civilian, and contractor personnel. I knew APG was home to barrier-shattering innovations that have forged our nation’s history, guiding present-day advancements to keep pace with emerging 21st century threats. What I did not […]")
Robert Edmonson II: Aberdeen Proving Ground senior commanding looks back with pride upon retirement | GUEST COMMENTARY
Around this time three years ago, I can still remember the excitement I felt knowing that I would soon be serving at the helm as senior commander of Aberdeen Proving...
