ON THE MOVE


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR COMMAND, CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS – TACTICAL


1: DEPUTY PEO INSTALLED Joseph Welch was formally assigned as deputy program executive officer for Com- mand, Control and Communications – Tactical (C3T) July 7 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Welch, whose January appointment to the Senior Executive Service was honored by Maj. Gen. David G. Bassett, left, pro- gram executive officer (PEO) for C3T, previ- ously served as PEO C3T’s technical director. (Photo by Ryan Myers, PEO C3T)


2: CHANGE OF CHARTER FOR WAVEFORMS Lt. Col.(P) Timothy Sugars, left, passed the charter of the Product Manager for Wave- forms to Lt. Col. Sherida Y. Whindleton during a ceremony July 11 at Aberdeen Prov-


ing Ground hosted by Col. Garth Winterle, center, project manager for Tactical Radios within PEO C3T. Sugars is now director of the Army Applications Lab at the U.S. Army Fu- tures Command. (Photos by Kathryn Bailey, PEO C3T, and Barbara Schirloff, Project Man- ager (PM) for Tactical Radios)


3: NEW LEADERSHIP AT SATCOM PRODUCT OFFICE Col. Greg Coile, left, then project manager for Tactical Network, presented the charter of the Product Manager for Satellite Communica- tions to Lt. Col. NaTasha Wayne, top right, during a change of charter ceremony July 3 at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Wayne takes over from Lt. Col.(P) Jenny Stacy, middle right,


who received the Meritorious Service Medal during the ceremony. (Photos by Lynn Harkins, PM for Tactical Network)


4: CHANGE OF CHARTER AT TACTICAL NETWORK Col. Jack “Shane” Taylor, center right, accepted the charter of the Project Manager for Tactical Network from Maj. Gen. David G. Bassett, center left, PEO C3T, during a cer- emony July 15 at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Bassett awarded Col. Greg Coile, right, out- going project manager, the Legion of Merit at the ceremony.


Coile served as project manager for Tactical Network for the last four years. His innova-


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