On 9 JAN 2018, in the cold of flurries, the LASR-Air drone took off to take pictures of the Camp Snyder Dam... and a beaver dam craftily installed by the carpenters of the night. Lots of concern for that natural occurrence. Do the beavers get trapped and relocated? Does the exisiting beaver dam get pulled apart? What about the lodge? Can any of this be done without risking other habitat? Should we leave them? How many of the camp's trees have they taken down? In the pic

Composite Aerial Model of the Fort @ Camp Snyder Using LASR-Air Technology. Creating the Model is Part of a Merit Badge Program Designed by UASA. Camp Snyder has been exploring how to increase the participation of National Capital Area Chapter scouts in programs at Camp Snyder that would expand the NCAC's STEM-related and scout achievement awards. The UAS Academy (HQ: Warrenton, VA) has offered to provide scout leaders (both adult and scout-led troops) with the training an

Resolution 18-1. Get out to Camp Snyder and make a difference. As the Chief Scientist for the Unmanned Autonomous Systems Academy (UASA), I'm lucky to be in a position to make things happen. Even more blessed by the ability to give back to the organization that made a big impact on my life, and gave me an early head start on my leadership development. The picture taken in JUL 1975 is from Boy's Life FEB 1977, p28-29. Troop 1942, Annandale, VA. There is a deeper story to