MVPA... still 'trying'
Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 12:09 pm
SO out of idle curiosity I decided to see what's up with the TACOM docs that were dumped to the MVPA. It seems that they are housed at the WWII Victory Museum in IN.
So a little more digging and I found this gem:
Re: SITREP article in Army Motors
Postby Kevin Lockwood » Thu Aug 15, 2013 12:11 pm
4. Currently we are trying to move into the 21st century. i.e. e-mag, archived articles and manuals for our members, TACOM vehicle parts drawings on electronic files. etc. All this takes time. HQ had to update there computers before we could even start on these endeavors. We are in the process of making sure our content does not violate any rights to information ownership. This has been pursued by individuals who for the most part are not paid or even reimbursed.
WTF? Its been the 21st century for over 12 years!!!!! The TACOM docs have been in whatever group the MVPA selected for over what, 10 years and I have yet to find anything useful about them (not that I really looked that hard).
They are still looking for computers? Protip: WAL-FUCKING-MART has them for like $400. I'd GIVE them a professional scanner if they put the documents out in the public domain. I've offered my services as an IT guy since I first heard of the project. Have they reached out to corps in the document handling space for help?
Meet the new boss... same as the old boss.
So a little more digging and I found this gem:
Re: SITREP article in Army Motors
Postby Kevin Lockwood » Thu Aug 15, 2013 12:11 pm
4. Currently we are trying to move into the 21st century. i.e. e-mag, archived articles and manuals for our members, TACOM vehicle parts drawings on electronic files. etc. All this takes time. HQ had to update there computers before we could even start on these endeavors. We are in the process of making sure our content does not violate any rights to information ownership. This has been pursued by individuals who for the most part are not paid or even reimbursed.
WTF? Its been the 21st century for over 12 years!!!!! The TACOM docs have been in whatever group the MVPA selected for over what, 10 years and I have yet to find anything useful about them (not that I really looked that hard).
They are still looking for computers? Protip: WAL-FUCKING-MART has them for like $400. I'd GIVE them a professional scanner if they put the documents out in the public domain. I've offered my services as an IT guy since I first heard of the project. Have they reached out to corps in the document handling space for help?
Meet the new boss... same as the old boss.