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1: PEO C3T WELCOMES POTTS Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts assumed leadership of the PEO for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (C3T) during a June 23 ceremony hosted by Army Acquisition Executive Douglas R. Bush, not pictured, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Potts previously led PEO Soldier. Outgoing leader of PEO C3T, Maj. Gen. Robert Collins, not pictured, assumed a new role as the deputy for acquisition and systems sustainment at the Office of the ASA(ALT). (Photo courtesy of PEO C3T)


2: CHARTER PASSED AT PM FIRE SUPPORT COMMAND AND CONTROL Lt. Col. Timothy Godwin, left, assumed responsibility as the prod- uct manager for Fire Support Command and Control during a June 29 ceremony at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Godwin comes to PEO C3T from the Army’s senior services manager within the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Procurement, where he served as the services team lead. Outgoing product manager Lt. Col. Jason Carney relinquished responsibility and accepted the award for the Order of St. Barbara from Col. John Whelahan Jr., not pictured, during the ceremony. Carney is now serving as executive officer for the 413th Contracting Brigade at Fort Shafter, Hawaii. (Photos courtesy of PEO C3T)


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3: TMC WELCOMES NEW PRODUCT MANAGER Lt. Col. Travis Rudge, center right, accepted the charter for the Product Manager for Tactical Mission Command during a June 28 cere- mony at Aberdeen Proving Ground, from Col. Matthew Paul, center left, Project Manager Mission Command, as Maj. James Gallagher, right, assistant product manager for Mounted Mission Command Joint Battle Command – Platform stood at attention. Rudge was previously a Training With Industry fellow with ManTech International Corp., serv- ing as operations lead for a cybersecurity training and platform services contract under the Defense Information Systems Agency. Outgoing product manager Lt. Col. Shawn Chu-Quinn, left, now moves to a Training With Industry fellowship with Mission Consulting Service LLC. (Photo courtesy of PEO C3T)


4: CHANGE OF CHARTER FOR UNCI Lt. Col. Mark Scott, right, accepted the charter for the Product Manager for Unified Network Capabilities and Integration (UNCI) during a May 13 ceremony hosted by Col. Shane Taylor, center, project manager for Tactical Network, at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Scott comes to UNCI from the National Reconnaissance Office, where he served as a product manager responsible for satellite ground network and emerging counter-drone technologies. Outgoing product manager Lt. Col. Natashia Coleman, left, now assumes a new role at the JPEO for CBRND. (Photo courtesy of PEO C3T)


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