MCCOY TAKES OVER AS CECOM CSM The U.S. Army Communications- Electronics Command (CECOM), a subordinate element of the AMC, wel- comed CSM Matthew D. McCoy to Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Maryland, Feb. 16 in a change-of- responsibility ceremony.
McCoy most recently served as the garrison command sergeant major (CSM) for the U.S. Army Garri- son Humphreys, South Korea. He replaces outgoing CSM William G. Bruns, who is now the CSM for the
U.S. Army Cyber Command at Fort Belvoir. McCoy was officially installed in his new role by MG Bruce T. Crawford, CECOM commanding general (CG) and APG senior installation CG, in a ceremony at APG’s Myer Auditorium.
Crawford used the opening sentence of the Army’s NCO Creed, “No one is more professional than I,” in saluting Bruns and McCoy. “Those seven
words epitomize the role our noncommissioned officers play in our Army,” Crawford said, adding that Bruns “embodied the spirit immensely. And that has had a profound effect on our readiness. … We had that in CSM Bruns, and I know we will have that in CSM McCoy.”
“The knowledge base inside [CECOM] is amazing,” Bruns said. “Some- times a person just gets blessed, and that’s what happened to me in coming to CECOM. This is an outstanding organization in which I have learned so much. I am sure CSM McCoy can look forward to a similar rewarding experience.”
McCoy was born in Port Jefferson, New York, and entered the Army in 1992. His Army career includes posts at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Camp Pel- ham, South Korea; Fort Lee, Virginia; Fort Campbell, Kentucky; and Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
McCoy’s assumption of responsibility fills the final open position in the CECOM command group. In November 2015, Crawford appointed Larry M. Muzzelo as deputy to the CG, replacing Gary Martin.
NEW ACTING PM FOR MISSION COMMAND Robert Tisch assumed the duties of acting Project Manager for Mission Command (PM MC), which is assigned to the Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T), on Feb. 8. Tisch brings with him 20 years of expertise and leadership gained through a career in the active Army, the private sector and the Army Civilian Corps.
He previously served as the deputy PM MC under COL Michael J. Thurston, who is now the deputy to MG Paul A. Ostrowski, the ASA(ALT) deputy for acquisition and systems management. Tisch is joined by COL LaMont J. Hall, who will serve as the acting deputy PM MC. Hall was promoted to his current rank on Jan. 14 while serving as the Product Manager for Warfighter Information Network – Tactical Increment 2. A formal change of charter will take place this summer.
PIKE SWORN IN AT PEO MS The Hon. Heidi Shyu, then the ASA(ALT), presented the charter of the PEO for Missiles and Space (PEO MS) to Barry J. Pike during a Jan. 20 ceremony at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Pike was also promoted to Senior Executive Service Tier 2. MG L. Neil Thurgood, outgoing PEO
MS, administered the oath of office for Pike while his daughter Bonnie and Shyu looked on. (Photos by Traci Boutwell, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command Public Affairs)
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