Words can only get you so far, and to really understand how to do something correctly, you need to do it yourself. In today’s world, where time is scarce, Western Shelter has established a way for vendors to receive state-of-the-art training on our suite of protective solutions for everything from expeditionary to organizational clothing and individual equipment (OCIE).
Winter is in full swing, and the need for shelter systems, temperature-controlled containers, and cold-weather military tents are more relevant than ever. When the mission gets critical, you can’t let the environment dictate how you perform…
Every young adult inevitably learns to answer the same repetitive question: What are your plans after graduation? This is a straightforward question for some, but many find it challenging to discover their path in life without a means to discover any professional interests first. It’s a big jump, and without a way to try different jobs out for yourself, it can be an impossible question to answer. That’s why Connected Lane County and Western Shelter teamed up over the 2022 summer to give four young adults this opportunity.
Globally, Quonset hut structures are becoming increasingly popular and a commonly used structure amongst commercial, residential, and tactical operations. They are distinctive structures that are adaptable, strong, and valuable for various purposes. Quonset huts were used initially as military constructions because of how convenient they were, but they now provide so much more…
Western Shelter Systems (Western) is teaming up with local non-profit shelter provider, Community Supported Shelters (CSS), to improve the design of the homegrown Conestoga Hut. The Conestoga Hut Micro-Shelter is a quick shelter option for individuals and couples who are experiencing homelessness. The Hut is designed as a hard-shelled, insulated tent structure that can be built with a group of a few volunteers with a wide range of construction experience.
