Organic Waste Fuels Its Own Demise in New Disposal System

Power Ten, Inc.'s San Diego satellite office, in concert with Montreal-based Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc., is evanluating a novel technology that the two companies describe as the world's most compact, environmentally friendly, fuel-efficient solid waste treatment system. Read more on MAGS from the SDBJ »

Source: San Diego Business Journal

Mike Grice Named Gen Robert E. Hogaboom Leadership Writing Contest Winner

Lt. Col. Mike Grice, of Power Ten, Inc., continues to receive accolades for his writing to further education and knowledge of Post Traumatic Stress Disorders. His very well written article "Leading with PTSD" was recently submitted to the 2011 Gen Robert E. Hogaboom Leadership Writing Contest, sponsored by the Battelle Corporation and the Hogaboom family.

According to the Marine Corps Gazette, the editorial board met to select the winners on 16 February. Although competition was stiff, first place was awarded to Lt. Col. Michael D. Grice. Along with the honor, he will receive a plaque and $3,000. (Read the Gazette's announcement here.)

In his essay, Lt. Col. Grice sets the stage for his discussion of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at a change of command ceremony. Read More »

Bill Bonney Receives Recognition From MATSS

"Your effort to make MATSS the finest facility and training organization in 3D MAW is nothing less than spectacular. Thank you for a job well done! –MATSS Camp Pendleton" This inscription emblazoned the award presented to Bill Bonney, Power Ten, Inc. Operations Coordinator, who oversees work at Marine Aviation Training System Site (MATSS) Camp Pendleton.

MATSS Camp Pendleton, which houses all H-1 T/M/S and CH-46E simulators, recognized the exceptional work of Bonney in keeping the command running seamlessly during renovations while increasing productivity and creating a professional atmosphere.  There were three major accomplishments that contributed to Bonney receiving the award.

According to Bonney, MATSS Camp Pendleton has undergone a $2.5 million dollar renovation project over the past year, while continuing to provide training and simulation for 3D Marine Aircraft Wing (3d MAW). Read More »