PANDEMIC RESPONSE
glycerin, hydrogen peroxide, and purified water. McAlester and Crane produced more than 2,820 gallons of hand sanitizer and completed more than 62 orders for JMC, AMC, the United States Military Academy at West Point and other Army units with urgent requirements.
“Te dedicated and professional workforce that exists across the organic industrial base stepped up once again to answer the nation’s call,” said Col. Shane E. Upton, commander of McAlester Army Ammu- nition Plant. “From providing munitions to the joint warfighter while operating in in a COVID environment, to adapt- ing rapidly to produce critical protective items for our nation in a time of need, our people continue to deliver.”
CONCLUSION Tanks to the proactive and timely efforts of its expert teams, JMC is working to create safer work environments for its personnel and units throughout DOD, ensuring the continuation of mission- essential operations across the United States and around the world.
ON TOUR
Jason Fullen, center, project coordinator with Pine Bluff Arsenal’s textile production, gives a tour of sewing operations to Col. Gavin Gardner, JMC commander, during a visit in July. Dee Webb, left, sews protective face masks in support of COVID-19 requirements to protect the force. (Photo by Hugh Morgan, Pine Bluff Arsenal)
JOETTA I. FISHER serves as the executive director for ammunition and the deputy to the commander for the Joint Munitions Command. Fisher is the organization’s senior civilian responsible for the command’s mission to distribute, store, demilitarize and produce ammunition for joint services and coalition partners to sustain worldwide readiness. She also serves as the Ammunition Management (CP-33) Career Program Representative for JMC. Before this position, Fisher served as the deputy for the Munitions and Logistics Readiness Center at JMC.
READY TO GO
Pallets of hand sanitizer produced at McAlester Army Ammunition Plant are staged for shipment and distribution to protect the joint force. (Photo by Gideon Rogers, McAlester Army Ammunition Plant)
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