By 2025-04-07T07:17:00+01:00 Drewes Group has opened a new location in Böblingen Drewes said the move will strengthen its presence in Southern Germany and will allow it to better serve key industrial sectors. Marion Ranaudo and Lars Schmolke-Dammert have also been brought into the team Schmolke-Dammert joins as director automotive, bringing deep expertise in the ro-ro and breakbulk segment Ranaudo will drive business development in plant and machinery logistics leveraging her strong industry network in Baden-Württemberg Earlier in February, Drewes opened a new office in Vietnam, the company’s 13th international location The branch in Ho Chi Minh City is led by Hong Do As part of efforts to strengthen economic ties in Asia Drewes is focusing on project cargo and general cargo offering comprehensive logistics solutions which include land Logistics service provider Drewes Group is looking to strengthen its presence in Southeast Asia Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has appointed Lee I’Ons as regional ceo for the IMEA region Logistics service provider Drewes Group has opened a new office in Vietnam and engineered transport provider Sarens and global construction machinery manufacturer XCMG Machinery have signed a strategic cooperation agreement Trans Global Projects (TGP) has appointed Lim Ling Ling as managing director Malaysia after the project forwarding firm opened an office in the Southeast Asian country Portugal’s Laso Transportes and Tagar Group have formed a strategic partnership aimed at expanding and consolidating their presence in the lifting and transport sector Site powered by Webvision Cloud teaching and administrative uses and a car park were to be built as part of the planned new Flugfeld Hospital Realization: A 13-story tower makes a striking statement at the entrance to the new campus its load-bearing framework a simple reinforced concrete shell constructed using largely recycled concrete Large window openings give the building an upmarket feel and combine with the internal core to bring natural light to the common areas Features: The central access core and façade are both load-bearing while the punched-window façade and uniform grid pattern allow flexible floorplans and inexpensive remodeling Designed to complement the district hospital the tower boasts a light-colored clinker-brick façade divided horizontally by prefabricated concrete strips that run around the building The changing widths and rhythms of the window openings draw attention to the larger glazed units while outside paving setts containing 40% recycled concrete underscore the sustainability of the design You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Germany — A leadership makeover aimed at improving how U.S special operators work with allies in Europe is in the works The change involves turning the Stuttgart-based U.S Special Operations Command Europe into a three-star headquarters with its commander serving in a dual role as head of NATO’s special operations command The change “will better align SOF operations activities and investments,” SOCEUR spokesman Lt Peter Bogart said in a statement Wednesday it ensures a more efficient allocation of resources and personnel where SOF assets can be rapidly deployed in support of NATO or U.S The move is in line with how other top positions are structured whose leader also serves as NATO’s supreme allied commander from an office in Belgium Navy and Air Force in Europe lead corresponding NATO commands Angle had been nominated for a third star to head up SOCEUR and the Allied Special Operations Forces Command he will command from NATO’s military headquarters in Belgium he has served as a special assistant to Gen Army Europe and Africa and NATO’s Allied Land Command The reorganization for SOCEUR is the latest development for a command that’s been adapting how its forces are positioned in Europe Jim Montague is executive editor of Control This work, Sofge shoulders command at Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa, by Cpl Mary Linniman, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright the recently expanded Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Germany Southwest Affiliate hosted an in-person engagement event at its partner office The afternoon program included intentional networking and a panel discussion on leadership and diversity best practices This was the affiliate’s first community event “One of the highlights was the panel discussion with the takeaway that there is not one way of looking at diversity and inclusion but we also need to account for different cultures and What might make sense in one country might be perceived entirely differently in another That is what resonated most with me.” — Jule Dlugosch the Rhein Neckar Metropolregion affiliate in Germany broadened its reach in Germany with a collaborative effort to expand the affiliate to southwest Germany — thanks to the teamwork among founding members Anca Eisele Their first leadership meeting was held in person at Keysight Technologies on 25 Aug. Eaton and Keysight Technologies met to network and discuss the future of the affiliate To get involved with SWE Germany Southwest Affiliate and its upcoming activities, contact them at germanysw@swe.org SWE will be hosting the WE Local conference in Munich on the 25-26 April 2024. Learn more and register on our website All Together is the blog of the Society of Women Engineers It’s up-to-date information and news about the Society and how our members are making a difference everyday This work, Sailor is Recognized for Recruiting Efforts, by Elijah Leinaar, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Commander trust in junior troops will be tested in new ways on future battlefields where Marines will need to do everything from rewriting software code on the fly to making bigger decisions with little direction from above are senior leaders comfortable with that?” Marine Corps Commandant Gen David Berger said during a discussion Wednesday about the Corps’ future who has been leading one of the most significant reforms of the Corps in decades said the war in Ukraine has reaffirmed priorities such as the need to free troops from micromanaging bosses “This is a great learning point for the Marine Corps,” Berger said in reference to the unprovoked full-scale invasion that Russia launched Feb The war also has highlighted areas in need of more attention such as reconnaissance operations to stay ahead of a well-armed enemy that wants an artillery slugfest Berger said at a virtual event hosted by Defense One The Russia-Ukraine war has surprised many military analysts who feared that Kremlin forces would quickly overrun Kyiv’s more adaptive army has put Russia on the back foot with counteroffensives that have pushed the enemy back from previous strongholds Some of the lessons from Ukraine are in accord with Berger’s plans to transform how Marines fight His Force Design 2030 concept hinges on the concept of “stand-in forces,” or smaller more nimble units arranged to help in areas such as reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance The concept intends to provide the Pentagon with a hard-to-detect force that could help find and sink enemy vessels at sea while maneuvering with greater range on land Berger said he sees a future in which Marine units use various unmanned platforms for reconnaissance and logistics to give forward-operating units an advantage But the Corps’ war fighting plans will always have Marines as the central focus Given technological advances that could limit real-time communication if networks are attacked commanders could be pushed out of comfort zones “I think we’re going to run into a challenge where an adversary is trying to break down our command and control systems,” Berger said That means tactical command posts with big screens giving up-to-date pictures of the battlefield “We’re going to have to get comfortable without any of that,” he said Berger described a scenario in which he could envision junior Marines being forced to rewrite software on the battlefield to keep their radios and other technology working after electronic intrusion by the enemy Marines will need to move fast on a battlefield where the tactical advantage will be fleeting Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin uses the mantra “The standard is the standard.” has won three consecutive DODEA Division I European titles by using the same concept and not losing a game over that span ready to eat,” senior center Daniel Myrick said “We always got to come back and start from scratch we’re not going to win again.’ It’s simple.” Not so simple is how the Panthers plan to live up to that standard Stuttgart lost a group of more than 20 seniors many of whom had been with the program for four years Among that group were quarterback Caiden Ray who ran through his way defenses en route to a spot on an NCAA Division I roster The Panthers also have a new offensive coordinator with new terminology for the players to learn but I’m up for the challenge,” Reed said of taking over the program “We got a huge support system over here in Stuttgart The top two offensive stars aren’t the only ones needing replacement While Myrick has multiple years’ experience snapping the ball The receiver corps has just one returner in Jace Holmes the losses of Ian Lewis and others leave a void in the secondary and the hole at linebacker left by Jackson and Marcel Mailey also is large Senior Jack Gruver leads a group looking to take over at running back “We just work with what we have,” said Myrick who also will play inside linebacker on defense and we try to apply them to whatever we have Not only is Stuttgart filling in the positions Reed said he believes this year’s seniors are stepping into the roles well He pointed to Myrick and fellow senior Aiden Heumphreus who spearheaded offseason conditioning efforts “This year’s a whole new leadership team,” said senior wide receiver/free safety Gabe Tamez “Some of the players are a little upset about (losing so many players) “The players that have stepped up have been really good and they’ve been really consistent with making sure everyone plays the best for as long as they can.” A Week 1 date at rival Ramstein will show if Stuttgart can live up to its standard It’s one of two trips to the Kaiserslautern Military Community and one of three away games during the regular season Also included is the long journey to Lakenheath on Sept Reed said his team will be prepared to hit the ground running Sept but you got a whole group of new guys coming in a couple younger guys coming up from JV,” Reed said “We’re going to be ready either way it goes.” This work, New Commander Takes the Reins at U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Europe and Africa, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, A snowy day on Panzer Kaserne, Germany [Image 8 of 8], by Jason Johnston, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, Army Physical Training in Germany [Image 15 of 15], by Jason Johnston, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright There are too many 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Why they didn't do it for the M249... Titanium Receiver, and carbon fiber bipod, You'd shave 3-4 pounds. https://uploads.disquscdn.c... @LazyReader XM250 is two and a half pounds lighter than the M249 but the Army is going to have to officially admit the entirety of the NGSW program is dead before they'll even touch the M249 @LazyReader The M240 is a great platform worthwhile investing in The M249 has run its course with deficiencies in accuracy and reliability The Army made the right decision with the XM250 A 45-year-old former US Army Green Beret was arrested on Friday and charged with conspiring with Russia's military intelligence service Peter Rafael Dzibinski Debbins of Gainesville is accused of conspiring with Russian agents between 1996 and 2011 according to the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia Debbins rose to the rank of captain and was eventually honorably discharged from the military in 2008 Debbins is accused of "giving Russian intelligence officers sensitive information about the units in which he once served and also providing the names of other service members so Russia could try to recruit them," FBI Assistant Director of the Counterintelligence Division Alan Kohler "The facts alleged in this case are a shocking betrayal by a former Army officer of his fellow soldiers and his country," Kohler said Debbins's indictment accused him of providing Russian agents with information on the units he served in including his activities and the names of other Green Berets so that the Russian agents "could evaluate whether to approach the team members to see if they would cooperate with the Russian intelligence service." he met with Russian officials on a military base and was given the code name "Ikar Lesnikov," the indictment said He made several statements and signed missives that mentioned he wanted to "serve Russia" and that he was a "son of Russia." 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(Data protection) We take no responsibility for the accuracy of the translation 2013In Germany workers of the metal and electrical industries organized by IndustriALL affiliate IG Metall win 5.6 per cent pay rise for the next 20 month period IG Metall and the Gesamtmetall employers’ association concluded a deal after the fourth round of negotiations in Bavaria workers in the metal and electrical industries will get a hike of 3.4 percent for the next ten months and from 1 May 2014 another 2.2 percent for eight months until the end of 2014 The negotiations were backed by a number of warning strikes organized by the union in recent days involving as many as 750,000 workers nationwide and about 180,000 metalworkers from Bavaria Later IG Metall announced that a national strike would be organized if no agreement was reached by Wednesday 15 May IG Metall believes that the deal is a real success as the agreed hike will be higher than the inflation rate and the overall economic productivity growth thus resulting in a real wage increase for the workers In addition to the wage deal the union negotiated an improved arrangement for apprentices through higher training allowances that will secure the future of the branch The results acheived in these negotiations have set the benchmark for negotiations in other industries IndustriALL Global Union’s affiliates represent over 50 million workers in 140 countries in the mining We take up the fight for better working conditions and trade union rights around the world © Copyright 2018 - IndustriALL - We care about your personal information and data. Take a look at our Privacy Policy A soldier who was part of the German army's elite special forces unit was fined for giving the Nazi salute at a farewell party for a commandant a court officer in the southwestern city of Boeblingen announced today This issue was first reported by the newspaper "Spiegel" Other media reports speak of a party that took place at a training ground near Boeblingen where strange games involving the throwing of pig heads Nazi salutes and far-right music were played These reports led to the opening of an investigation by the German justice authorities as raising the hand in the form of the Nazi salute is illegal in Germany./ATA This site is controlled and managed by KOHA are protected by KOHA's copyright and KOHA retains the reserved rights for them Materials on this site may not be used for commercial purposes without the prior permission of KOHA is prohibited The use of materials from any website or other medium without the permission of the KOHA Group on behalf of all the units that make it up (Koha Ditore is a violation of copyright and of intellectual property according to the legal provisions in force All violators of these rights will face the law The translation of contents into other languages ​​is done automatically and there may be errors Annex of the former Radio Prishtina (first floor) George Bush pn Die Bürgermeisterin von Nufringen und ihr Ehemann Ulrike und Clemens Binninger haben sich in das Handelsregister eintragen lassen Nufringen/Sindelfingen - In der Öffentlichkeit wurde bisher gerätselt, was Ulrike und Clemens Binninger in Zukunft planen. Die Bürgermeisterin von Nufringen, die sich im Dezember nicht mehr zur Wahl stellte der bei der Bundestagswahl im September ebenfalls nicht mehr antrat sind nun mit einer Firma im Handelsregister eingetragen Dezember die binninger & binninger GmbH zu finden Die Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung bringt ein Eigenkapital von 25 000 Euro ein Sitz der Firma ist Sindelfingen-Maichingen Die Firma bietet Dienstleistungen an wie Beratung Coaching und Projektbegleitung für Organisationen Die parteilose Ulrike Binninger (49) war 16 Jahre lang Amtschefin im Nufringer Rathaus Ihr Ehemann gewann im Kreis viermal hintereinander das CDU- Direktmandat für den Bundestag und gehörte in der letzten Legislaturperiode nicht nur dem Innenausschuss an sondern war auch Vorsitzender des NSU-Untersuchungsausschusses sowie des parlamentarischen Kontrollgremiums des Bundestags Seit ihrer Heirat im Jahr 2002 bestimmte der berufliche Terminkalender das Eheleben hatten die beiden bereits vor einem Jahr angekündigt Clemens Binninger (55) blickt auf 38 Jahre Berufserfahrung zurück Seine Karriere begann als Polizist im Streifendienst Später war er Sicherheitsberater des einstigen Ministerpräsidenten Erwin Teufel „Nun schaffen wir uns auch beruflich eine gemeinsame Zukunft“ Hier entlang: Clemens Binninger über seinen Abschied von Berlin Anklage gegen Steakhaus-Erbin Christina Block wegen Verdachts der Kindesentführung Was für ein trauriger Anblick: Der zerfetzte Ferrari mitten im Engelbergtunnel Stuttgart/Böblingen – Dieses Rennen ist gelaufen Ein Angestellter (24) des Nobelkarossen-Händlers Mechatronik war mit dem sündteuren Oldtimer (Wert: knapp drei Millionen Euro) auf dem Weg in die circa 18 Kilometer entfernte „Motorworld“ in Böblingen Wenig später war das Schmuckstück nur noch Schrott Der Mann zerlegte den Ferrari-Oldtimer in einem Tunnel Die Polizei musste den Engelbergtunnel in Richtung Singen (A 81) komplett sperren Es geschah gegen 8 Uhr bei Stuttgart – circa 18 Kilometer vor dem Ziel: Aus noch ungeklärter Ursache brach der Ferrari mitten im Engelbergtunnel plötzlich aus Ein Polizeisprecher: „Derzeit ist nicht bekannt ob dies an einem technischen Defekt oder überhöhter Geschwindigkeit gelegen hat.“ Um weitere Schäden an der wertvollen Karosse zu vermeiden wurde eine Plane über den zerfetzten Ferrari gespannt Der rund 34 Jahre alte Ferrari vom Typ F 40 krachte mit voller Wucht gegen die Wand Bei dem Crash wurde die komplette Fahrzeugfront abgerissen Sofort rückten Rettungssanitäter zum Unfallort aus, der noch zur Gemarkung Leonberg gehört Mechatronik-Sprecher Pascal Stephan zu BILD: „Der Fahrer wurde im Krankenhaus durchgecheckt Da wurde er im Internet noch für 2,995 Millionen Euro angeboten Bei dem seltenen Ferrari handelt es sich um ein Exemplar das derzeit im Internet zum Verkauf angeboten wird Schlimmer Unfall in Norditalien: Zwei Personen sterben in den Flammen eines Sportwagens Ferrari-Diebstahl schockt Tiefgaragenbesitzer „Der F40 gehört zu den großen Fünf von Ferrari“ „Von diesem Modell wurden nur 1315 Stück hergestellt Es ist das letzte große Meisterwerk von Enzo Ferrari.“ dass der Schaden am Ferrari überschaubar bleibt Pascal Stephan: „Es handelt sich hauptsächlich um Karosserieschäden.“ An diesem Stand von Mechatronik auf der „Motorworld“ sollte der Ferrari F40 ausgestellt werden Produkttests Angebote Services Susi Fortun eilt von Turnier zur Turnier und von Endspiel zu Endspiel Leonberg - Für Susi Fortun waren die vergangenen Wochen wieder richtig anstrengend. Die Tennisspielerin des TC Leonberg eilte nicht nur von Turnier zu Turnier Die 45-Jährige behauptete in der Weltrangliste der AK 45 ihren dritten Platz Nicht besser hätte es bei den vergangenen drei Turnierauftritten für Susi Fortun (geborene Lohrmann) laufen können. Erst holte sie sich wie in den Jahren 2014 bis 2016 bei den Deutschen Meisterschaften in Bad Neuenahr den Titel, dann gewann sie das Weltranglistenturnier in Klosters und schließlich auch noch die Tegernsee-Open Bei den nationalen Titelkämpfen hatte sie einmal mehr die Favoritenrolle inne Nachdem es im vergangenen Jahr „nur“ zur Vizemeisterschaft gereicht hatte hielt sie diesmal dem Druck stand und besiegte im Finale Nicole Liedtke (Kahlenberger Hockey- und Tennis-Club Mülheim) mit 6:4 und 6:2 einem Turnier der zweithöchsten Kategorie setzte sich die ehemalige Bundesligaspielerin des TEC Waldau im Endspiel gegen die Schweizerin Michelle Paroubek nach fast dreistündigem harten Kampf mit 2:6 Für den Einzug ins Finale hatte ein Gruppensieg gegen Gabriela Berthouzoz (Schweiz) genügt nachdem die Britin Samantha Parker auf ihr Match gegen die Deutsche verzichtet hatte Auch beim nächsten ITF-Weltranglistenturnier am Tegernsee wurde die topgesetzte Deutsche ihrer Rolle gerecht Das Finale war bereits nach zwei Sätzen entschieden Obwohl wegen einer Knieverletzung zunächst noch gar nicht sicher war ob sie überhaupt würde antreten können Sie schlug Astrid Obermeier (STK Garching) mit 6:0 und 6:4