The thought of moving into a bnvidnew building provided both incentive and motivation to the military and civilian personnel of the Army Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM). Having watched the new building evolve from a mere foundation to a finished four stories, CASCOM teammates were excited by the thrill of becoming its first occupants. During the first weekend of March 2009, the dream became a reality and the moving began!rnFrom a planning perspective, the move had three key phases: detailedpre-movement planning, movement execution, and post-movement operations. The imperatives that governed the move included the safety of personnel, uninterrupted mission support, and documentation of lessons learned.
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