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The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
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The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
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The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
The e-cybermission winners came to visit the Army Research Lab (ARL) this year. Competing in the contest were a total of 3064 students broken down into 833 teams, of which only 16 made it to the National Final Competition. Students form into teams and select a real-life mission challenge by identifying a problem, formulating a hypothesis and conducting research and experiments to develop a solution. These finalists and their team leaders also had a tour of the ARL to see some of the research being conducted there. (U.S. Army PHOTO by Doug LaFon) (Released)
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Base: Adelphi Lab Center
State: Maryland (MD)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Major Command Shown: NORHTEAST
Scene Camera Operator: Doug Lafon, USA, CIV
Release Status: Released to Public
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20/06/2006
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