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About TME
Since 1920, The Military Engineer (TME) has been the leading voice championing the contributions, achievements, and legacy of military engineers and those aligned with ensuring the national security of the United States. TME is an award-winning bi-monthly publication. Each issue includes technical articles authored by subject matter experts throughout military, government, industry, and academia; stories and features from across SAME; and news and updates related to engineering, energy, resilience, technology, acquisition, and other subjects aligned with national security and STEM.
Recent Articles
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The Rise of Design Joint Ventures in the A/E Industry
Innovation Theater presented by Jacobs. Architects and engineers are moving between firms more frequently, taking their expertise and credentials with them. This has led companies to reconsider strategies for pursuing large design contracts—and they are increasingly choosing joint ventures (JVs) as a viable option. -
Implementing Statewide Master Planning for Army Reserve Readiness
A statewide master planning initiative driven by the U.S. Army Reserve integrates advanced data analysis, GIS technology, and collaborative workshops to optimize every site for readiness, efficiency, and long-term sustainability. -
Seamless Synchronization and Strategic Planning: Aligning Data for Portfolio Management Success
A large-scale effort to realign data across 32.2-million-ft2 of Defense Health Agency medical centers is setting facility managers and owners up for success with more streamlined facility condition assessments and informed strategies. -
The Importance of a Commitment to Partnership
Overcoming the unexpected challenges that arose during a rehabilitation and modernization project at Naval Support Activity Naples demonstrates how an effective partnering program can transform potential obstacles into opportunities for innovation and success.
