ON THE MOVE


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ASSEMBLED CHEMICAL WEAPONS ALTERNATIVES


NEW SITE MANAGERS NAMED The Program Executive Office for Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives (PEO ACWA) announced new project managers in June for its sites in Colorado and Kentucky.


Walton Levi now serves as proj- ect manager for the Pueblo Chemical Agent – Destruction Pilot Plant in Colo- rado. Levi has been with PEO ACWA for 11 years, previously serving as act- ing project manager and deputy project manager. As the senior government manager on-site, Levi will lead the pilot plant’s 43-person field office and over- see execution of the systems contract by the Bechtel Pueblo Team.


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR AVIATION


1: PEO PROMOTED TO MAJOR GENERAL Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Todd III, program executive officer (PEO) for Aviation, recited the oath of office administered by Brig. Gen. Edward Harrington (USA, Ret.) at a June 5 ceremony at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, marking Todd’s promotion from brigadier general. Todd’s wife, Tracey, assisted in the event. Todd later unfurled his two-star flag, as- sisted by Harrington and Sgt. Maj. Woody Sullivan, left, PEO Avia- tion’s senior enlisted adviser.


Todd has served as PEO since January 2017. He previously served as deputy commander of the U.S. Army Research, Development and En- gineering Command (now the Combat Capabilities Development Com- mand) and senior commander at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center. He also served as project manager for Utility Helicopters and product manager for the CH-47 Improved Cargo Helicopter within PEO Aviation. (Photos by Michelle Miller, PEO Aviation)


2: NEW LEADERSHIP AT CARGO HELICOPTERS Col. Al Niles, left, accepted the Cargo Helicopters Project Office flag from Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Todd III, PEO Aviation, at a change of charter ceremony July 11 at Redstone Arsenal. Sgt. Maj. Woody Sullivan, right, PEO Aviation’s senior enlisted adviser, assisted in the ceremony. Niles takes over from Col. Greg Fortier, who now over- sees the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft Project Office. (Photo by Michael Hart, PEO Aviation)


3: PROMOTION AT CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Todd III, PEO Aviation, administered the oath of office to Col. Brian Watson, right, during a June 18 ceremony at Redstone Arsenal marking Watson’s promotion from lieutenant colo- nel. Watson will lead contingency operations and assist in maintaining operational readiness between PEO Aviation staff and combatant com- mands’ senior staffs. (Photo by Michelle Miller, PEO Aviation)


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Dr. Candace Coyle is project man- ager at the Blue Grass Chemical Agent – Destruction Pilot Plant in Ken- tucky. Coyle previously served as chief scientist for the ACWA program at Ab- erdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. She is responsible for overseeing the project to design, construct, operate and close the plant, which will destroy the chemi- cal weapons stockpile at the Blue Grass Army Depot.


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Army AL&T Magazine


Fall 2019


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