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    April 2, 2020 - Why is DPG Commander COL Gould smiling? Not only because the CSD test team has conducted over 4,300 trials, but also because Rocky Fonger, WDTC Lead Physical Scientist Technician, and Jefrey Hayes, Physical Science Technician, are properly social distancing by keeping six feet between them.
    April 2, 2020 - Why is DPG Commander COL Gould smiling? Not only because the CSD test team has conducted over 4,300 trials, but also because Rocky Fonger, WDTC Lead Physical Scientist Technician, and Jefrey Hayes, Physical Science Technician, are properly social distancing by keeping six feet between them.
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  • After adjusting his mask, a patron of the Commissary at Dugway Proving Ground dons his hat. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • A cashier at the Commissary at Dugway Proving Ground gives a customer change, from one gloved hand to another. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • When in public, many are wearing gloves to protective them from the coronavirus. Many experts agree that wearing gloves is dubious protection, but it's more effective to keep your hands away from your face, and to wash your hands frequently with soap and hot water for at least 20 seconds. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • A shelf once containing dozens of isopropyl alcohol is emptied by shoppers at the Commissary at Dugway Proving Ground. Isopropyl alcohol is listed by tedhe Food and Drug Administration and World Health Organization as a critical ingredient in their recipes for homemade hand sanitizer. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Firefighters at Dugway Proving Ground maintain a proper social distance of at least 6 feet while restocking an engine after returning from a small range fire. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Lt. Brandon Roschewski of the Dugway Fire Department brought his sewing machine from home to make a few dozen facial masks for other firefighters. That done, he began making them for Dugway Security and Law Enforcement officers. He works alone in his room at the station. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • John Pierce, Deputy Chief of Security Division, wears a dust mask that Security officers have been wearing at times. Security does not have much interaction with the public, unlike Law Enforcement, he said. When driving they do not wear their mask, but do so when in public or among other officers. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Lt. Brandon Roschewski of the Dugway Fire Department has made dozens of this facial mask for his fellow firefighters. The mask accommodates a coffee filter inside, for protection against the wearer sneezing or coughing. Roschewski makes the masks in his small room at the fire station. He brings his sewing machine from home. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Another load of protective masks ready for Dugway Proving Ground firefighters. Lt. Brandon Roschewski brought his sewing machine in from home, and makes them in his small quarters at the Dugway Fire Department station. He's equipped all firefighters on DPG, and is making them for Law Enforcement and Security officers. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Shawn Gee of the Dugway Hope Chapel begins Easter Sunrise Service April 12, 2020 at Dugway Proving Ground. The COVID-19 pandemic required it be broadcasted to residents to watch on their computers. Inclement weather required it to be indoors. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Shawn P. Gee conducts the April 12, 2020 Easter Sunrise Service with only his Chaplain's Assistant attending. The COVID-19 pandemic eliminated attendance, so it was televised live to Dugway residents. Inclement weather prevented it from being outdoors. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • John Melnyczuk watches the Easter Sunrise Service live in his dorm room. The COVID-19 pandemic required the service not be attended, while inclement weather kept it from being outdoors. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Emergency medical first responders at Dugway Proving Ground wear the M95 protective mask when they respond. Left to right: Geoff Hales, Kelly Jay, Derrell Farrar and John Mittelman. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Davin Hoeft, a firefighter with Dugway Fire Department, wears a protective mask made by Lt. Brandon Roschewski of the same department. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • April 2, 2020 - Why is DPG Commander COL Gould smiling? Not only because the CSD test team has conducted over 4,300 trials, but also because Rocky Fonger, WDTC Lead Physical Scientist Technician, and Jefrey Hayes, Physical Science Technician, are properly social distancing by keeping six feet between them.
  • March 26, 2020 - Because DPG is about the size of Rhode Island, social distancing can be maximized. DPG Commander COL Scott Gould talks from his “office” out on a test grid to DPG Command Sgt. Maj. CSM Kyle Brinkman, who is 15km away on Camelback Mountain.
  • March 26, 2020 - Because DPG is about the size of Rhode Island, social distancing can be maximized. DPG Commander COL Scott Gould talks from his “office” out on a test grid to DPG Command Sgt. Maj. CSM Kyle Brinkman, who is 15km away on Camelback Mountain.
  • March 30, 2020 - A plastic barrier hangs between a clerk and customer at the AAFES Shopette at Dugway Proving Ground. It was installed to reduce the chance of infection by the coronavirus.
  • March 30, 2020 - Where your toes should be - behind the taped line. The lines are six feet apart, helping to keep people separated and reducing the risk of contracting the coronavirus. This floor is at the AAFES Shopette.
  • March 30, 2020 – These signs are displayed prominently at the Commissary reminding patrons it is open to authorized shoppers only and that excessive/bulk shopping is discouraged.
  • March 25, 2020 – a shelf that usually holds toilet paper sits bare as high-demand items are snatched up quickly by shoppers at the DPG Commissary.
  • The Dugway Commissary meat department was hard-hit March 25 because of panic-buying, but it has been restocked since. Most shelves are filled, and have a good variety of goods.
  • March 25, 2020 - A sign at the Commissary reminds shoppers that high-demand items such as milk are being rationed.
  • March 24, 2020 – Chairs at the Ditto Diner are placed on top of tables so patrons are not encouraged to use them after they pick up their orders. The eating establishments were providing pick-up items only until March 26, 2020, when they were closed indefinitely.
  • A closed sign is posted on the entry door to the post library
  • March 25, 2020 - The opportunity of a blank whiteboard at the ACS Building prompted someone to write a reminder of the need for basic prevention measures. Washing hands frequently in hot water with a bubbly soap for at least 20 seconds is suggested by health experts.
  • March 30, 2020 – A sign on the front door of the AAFES Exchange / fuel station informing patrons of recent changes.
  • March 25, 2020 - A sign on the entrance of the Shocklee Fitness Center announces that it is closed until further notice.
  • For anyone coming to or traveling on Dugway Proving Ground, no more than two people can travel together in a vehicle. This includes private and government vehicles, UTA vanpools and private carpools. This guidance does not pertain to families who live and commute together, training units, or emergency responders. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs Specialist.
  • Eric Bruns, Installation Property Book Manager, looks over newly delivered pallets of MRE rations. They will be stored on post for emergencies, to feed military personnel or civilians. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Russell Kruse of Army Community Services at Dugway Proving Ground has signed up 22 volunteers on post, who will shop for those quarantined or isolated by COVID-19. At DPG, no quarantines have been imposed, and no infected person has been found. More volunteers are sought. Email Kruse at russell.j.kruse.civ@mail.mil for more information. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • The IHG® Army Hotel on Dugway Proving Ground remains open with increased hygienic measures and modified services such as a grab-and-go breakfast to help protect the safety of guests and employees. Additionally, a new agreement between IHG Army Hotels and US Army Garrison leadership is helping service members who are affected by the “Stay in Place” order, which restricts travel including permanent change of station (PCS) travel. Soldiers who present PCS orders upon check-in will receive a daily room rate equal to the service member's basic allowance for housing.
  • The Dugway Easter Bunny has been busy painting rocks and placing them around English Village. Find a painted rock, take a selfie with the rock, and please post your photo in the comments of our Facebook post. Be sure to put the rock back so others can join the fun. Good luck!
  • A chemical corps rock stands out among others.
  • COL Scott Gould, Commander of DPG, found a painted rock.
  • This little girl found more than 12 of the painted rocks placed around English Village.
  • This little girl found more than 12 of the painted rocks placed around English Village.
  • DPG Chaplain (LTC) Shawn Gee found a painted rock just outside Hope Chapel.
  • Two Dugway kids pose with a painted Colorado rock.
  • Folks at Dugway’s Housing Office rounded up several of the painted rocks.
  • Police officer Justin Haymes poses with a painted rock he found while out on patrol.
  • Dugway’s Karen Sorenson poses with her pup and a painted rock.
  • Dugway’s Steve Garcia found a painted rock outside the post Commissary.
  • Dugway’s Teresa Roper poses with a painted rock she found in English Village.
  • 18 April, 2020 - A birthday parade was part of the celebration for a Dugway boy who turned 9 today. It’s an effort to #breaktheboredom and honor those who are celebrating their birthdays by staying home and staying safe. Thank you to DPG Emergency Services for the parade and the cool safety swag.
  • 18 April, 2020 - A birthday parade was part of the celebration for a Dugway boy who turned 9 today. It’s an effort to #breaktheboredom and honor those who are celebrating their birthdays by staying home and staying safe. Thank you to DPG Emergency Services for the parade and the cool safety swag.
  • 18 April, 2020 - A birthday parade was part of the celebration for a Dugway boy who turned 9 today. It’s an effort to #breaktheboredom and honor those who are celebrating their birthdays by staying home and staying safe. Thank you to DPG Emergency Services for the parade and the cool safety swag.
  • 18 April, 2020 - A birthday parade was part of the celebration for a Dugway boy who turned 9 today. It’s an effort to #breaktheboredom and honor those who are celebrating their birthdays by staying home and staying safe. Thank you to DPG Emergency Services for the parade and the cool safety swag.
  • April 23, 2020 - The F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team, stationed out of Hill Air Force Base, brought their flying practice to Dugway Proving Ground, helping residents and employees #breaktheboredom of the pandemic. Photo by Gabriel Archer, Dugway Visual Information Specialist
  • April 23, 2020 - The F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team brought their flying practice to Dugway Proving Ground, bringing excitement to the skies above and providing a morale boost to those on the ground. Photo by Gabriel Archer, Dugway Visual Information Specialist
  • April 23, 2020 - Members of the F-35A Lightning II Demo Team prepare before a practice flyover at Dugway Proving Ground. Photo by Gabriel Archer, Dugway Visual Information Specialist
  • Mercedydece Quinney wears a mask while she loads the paper towel dispenser on the fuel island at Shoppette Express. No more than 10 persons are allowed in the Shoppette at a time, and masks must be worn in the Shoppette and Commissary. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Christian Courtney of Jacobs loads scrap irrigation pipe during the spring cleanup of testing ranges. The pipe was abandoned from a test years before. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Christian Courtney of Jacobs fits a length of irrigation pipe into the back of a truck, salvaged from a test conducted years ago. It’s all part of concerted spring cleaning of test sites and around facilities. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Summer Gabriel and her husband, Spc. Reef Gabriel recently began making cloth protective masks for Soldiers, medics, Emergency Services and others that run the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Col. Scott Gould (left), Commander of Dugway Proving Ground, presented her with a DPG Certificate of Appreciation. Also presenting (right) was Command Sgt. Maj. Kyle Brinkman. She's made nearly 300, while her husband cuts the cloth and takes donations that are used to purchase supplies. Sgt. Andre' Wiggins and Spc. Alicia Stevens have also helped. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • If you're in the same residence, you need not wear masks to protect you from each other. However, this couple were correct to wear their masks before going into the Dugway Exchange Express May 14. Of course, dogs don't require a mask. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs.
  • Two little girls at the Dugway Commissary wear masks while they help Mom with grocery shopping May 11. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Early morning commuters wear the required masks as they present their identification at Dugway Proving Ground’s gate, in this Jan. 4, 2021 photo. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Protective masks are required to enter Dugway Proving Ground, along with proper identification. A guard checks for both in this Jan. 4, 2021 photo. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • The Dugway Health Clinic first received 110 vaccinations Jan. 12, 2021 from Evans Army Community Hospital in Colorado. Priority went to selected DPG first-responders Jan. 19 and 20 in law enforcement, security, fire, emergency medicine and dispatch.The vaccine is encouraged but not required. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Dugway Health Clinic personnel established a temporary vaccination site Jan. 14, 2021 in the gym of the School Age Services building. They practiced how they will inoculate the first personnel on Dugway Proving Ground to receive the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Stephen Briles, Public Health Nurse at the Dugway Health Clinic, explains to other medical personnel how he will address emergency personnel receiving the Moderna COVID-19 inoculation Jan. 19-28. With a limited delivery, priority for the vaccine will go to first responders. The vaccine is not mandatory, but is encouraged.
  • Dr. (Maj.) Craig Anderson, Medical Director for the Dugway Health Clinic, speaks with Dr. Susanne Thobe Jan. 14, 2021 in the School Age Services gym during setup at the vaccination site. The clinic first received 110 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, given to emergency response personnel Jan. 19-28, 2021.
  • Sage Farmer, Occupational Health Technician, explains an aspect of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Jan. 19, 2021 to Courtney Montoya of EMS. This was the first of two inoculations for emergency personnel at Dugway Proving Ground, the second at least 28 days later. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Dr. (Maj.) Craig Anderson briefs emergency personnel on the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine they are about to receive Jan. 19, 2021. Vaccination is not mandatory, but encouraged. Emergency Medical Services, police, fire, dispatch, surety forces and USAG Guards received the first vaccination. Other vaccinations soon began to follow. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Brooke Blair, management assistant at Dugway Proving Ground, receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Feb. 22, 2021 from Sage Farmer, occupational health technician at the Dugway Health Clinic. Two inoculations, at least 28 days apart, are required for full protection. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Cecilia Murphy, management and program analyst at Dugway Proving Ground, received an adhesive bandage over her vaccination site Feb. 22, 2021 from Cammy Gunderson, medical technician. More DoD Prioritized inoculations were given March 1, 3 and 4. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Grant Price, process improvement specialist, received his first COVID-19 vaccination Feb. 22, 2021 from Sage Farmer, occupational health technician. Two inoculations, at least 28 days apart, were required for full protection. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Willis Bellamy, a cook at Dugway Proving Ground, receives a Moderna COVID-19 inoculation March 1, 2021. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Tonya Ashment, a chemist for West Desert Test Center, receives a Moderna COVID-19 inoculation March 1, 2021 at Dugway Proving Ground. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Dennis Nichols, chief of the Business and Recreation Division, and Jinky Tulabot, food and beverage manager, cut the red ribbon March 8, 2021 to reopen the Community Club in English Village. Of course, everyone is wearing a mask. Though open, the club offers no indoor seating, it is takeout only. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Dawn Lewis works as cashier at the Community Club, ringing up a customer March 8, 2021. Because of pandemic restrictions, there is no indoor seating or home delivery. A grab-and-go lunch is served Monday through Thursday The bar remains closed until pandemic seating restrictions are lifted. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Jinky Tulabot, food and beverage manager, and the Community Club’s new cook, Emily Greenland, prepare a burger March 8, 2021. Masks are worn by all food preparers and the public in the club. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Wendell Williams, a program manager for Special Programs Division, receives a COVID-19 coronavirus immunization March 23, 2021 at Dugway Proving Ground. Civilian and Army medical personnel from the Dugway Health Clinic, a tenant unit from Fort Carson, Colorado, have been giving the inoculations all along. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Roger Owen, a quality assurance specialist, receives a COVID-19 coronavirus immunization March 23, 2021 at Dugway Proving Ground. Civilian and Army medical personnel from the Dugway Health Clinic, a tenant unit from Fort Carson, Colorado, gave the inoculations. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Jean Baker, a program manager at Dugway Proving Ground, receives a COVID-19 inoculation March 23, 2021. It was her second of two doses, given more than 28 days apart. Civilian and Army medical personnel from the Dugway Health Clinic, a tenant unit from Fort Carson, Colorado, gave the inoculations. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Heather Voss, Occupational Health Administrative Assistant, fills out Centers for Disease Control cards during a March 23, 2021 inoculation at Dugway Proving Ground. The cards, given to those who receive the coronavirus vaccine, indicate the vaccine’s manufacturer, date of inoculation and patient’s name. Photo by Al Vogel, Dugway Public Affairs
  • Jack Skeen of the JAG Office holds up two fingers to show he’s received his second – and final – inoculation against the COVID-19 coronavirus. He’s also displaying the CDC card he and others with two inoculations receive as proof of their double inoculation.
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