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R3 Backs 2020 Virtual EOD Memorial Ball as “Master Blaster” Sponsor

April 9, 2020

R3 is proud of its history of giving back to the community we serve by hosting and supporting a variety of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation (EODWF) programs like the 2020 EOD Memorial Ball, of which R3 is a “Master Blaster” sponsor. While this year’s EOD Memorial Weekend events have gone Virtual due to the outbreak and uncertain circumstances surrounding Coronavirus, R3 is dedicated to adding our unwavering support to the Foundation’s programs and EOD Families’ most in need. Click here for more information about the 2020 EOD Memorial Weekend Virtual Events, including LIVE streaming of the EOD Memorial at 0900 CST morning, May 2, 2020. We hope you will all join us to watch, honor, and remember.

Photo Courtesy of Defense Visual Information Distribution Service: "Memorial Ceremony Honors Fallen EOD Technicians" [Image 4 of 4] — Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Memorial, Eglin AFB, FL

R3 Attends NAOC 2020 Capitol Hill Fly-In

March 11, 2020

R3 Business Development Manager, Bill Brown, attended the National Association of Ordnance Contractors (NAOC) 2020 Capitol Hill Fly-In held in Washington, D.C. R3 is a proud member of the NAOC team whose leadership is committed to advocating for industry funding, protecting contracting opportunities, and partnering with the government to provide consistency in business practices. During their visit, NAOC members met with Senators and Representatives to discuss increasing Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) funding by $100M which affects an industry composed of 350,000 employees from 80 companies, two-thirds of which are small businesses.

*R3’s Bill Brown, pictured center-left, with NAOC leadership team and fellow members*

R3 and team ride in the Padres Pedal the Cause event

November 16, 2019

R3 Principal Mark Sanders, along with a team of riders to include our accounting firm LevitZacks, rode in the 25-mile bicycling event which started inside Petco Park, crossed the Coronado Bay Bridge, and then circumnavigated the San Diego Bay to raise funds for local cancer research.