Army Training Information System (ATIS) acquires, deploys and maintains a worldwide distributed learning system to ensure our nation's Soldiers receive critical training anytime and anywhere to...

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The United States Army Combat Readiness Center now hosts its Distance Learning (DL) courses on the ATIS-Learning site. This provides Soldiers, Army civilians, safety professionals and joint...

Several selections have been introduced including 'Thai Lessard' (a green type), 'Purple' or 'Red', 'Kampong Mauve' (purplish-red types), and a seedless type known under various names, 'Cuban Seedless' and 'Brazilian Seedless'.

Oct 14, 2011 · Atis tree and sugar apple are two common names for Annona squamosa, a species of small tree or shrub native to tropical areas of the Americas. They are sometimes cultivated for their scaly, brownish-green fruit, which is filled with sweet, creamy-white flesh and large black seeds.

- Annona squamosa is a well-branched tree or shrub from the family Annonaceae that bears edible fruits called sugar apples or sweetsops. - Native of tropical climate in the Americas and West Indies, brought to the Philippines by Spanish traders aboard the Manila galleons. (21)

Rare Red Atis – Fresh from LG Farm! We’re excited to introduce a rare and unique variety of atis – Red Atis, fresh from LG Farm! While most atis (sugar apples) are known for their green skin,...

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Oct 15, 2022 · The Army Training Information System (ATIS) will streamline operational and institutional training and reduce overall training costs by replacing duplicate stove-piped systems.

Aug 28, 2011 · Another local fruit you have to try here on Guam: ATIS (SUGAR APPLE). Atis fruits grow on trees and have red skin or green skin. You can pick them when they are hard and let them ripen in a paper bag. You know they are ready when their skin is soft. The flesh is incredibly sweet, smooth, and white. The seeds are large and black.