ON THE MOVE


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1: CHARTER PASSED AT PM WAVEFORMS Lt. Col. Brandon Motte, center right, assumed responsibility for the Product Manager for Waveforms during a June 30 ceremony at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Col. Shermoan Daiyaan, project manager for Tactical Radios, passed the flag. Michael Mercurio, right, deputy product manager for Product Manager Waveforms, also attended. Motte most recently served as the chief evalu- ator for ground warfare systems in the Capa- bilities and Acquisition Division, J-8 at the Joint Staff U.S. Army element. Lt. Col. Sherida Whindleton, the outgoing product manager, now serves as the deputy director for the ASA(ALT) Applied Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs within Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Tech- nology. (Photo courtesy of PEO C3T)


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2: RETIREMENT AFTER 28 YEARS OF SERVICE Col. Garth Winterle retired from the Army following 28 years of service in a ceremony hosted by Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Brian Cummings, left, on June 9 at Aber- deen Proving Ground. During the ceremony, Winterle also relinquished the charter for the Project Manager for Tactical Radios. As project manager, he worked to provide modern tacti- cal radios and the Integrated Tactical Network to Soldiers around the globe. In addition to his certificate of retirement, Winterle accepted a citation from the governor of Maryland, the Legion of Merit medal, the Brevet Colonel Award for Signal and a presidential citation. (Photo courtesy of PEO C3T)


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Lt. Col. Rustin Jessup, right, assumed leadership of the Product Manager for Hand- held, Manpack and Small Form Fit (HMS) during a May 19 ceremony at Aberdeen Prov- ing Ground. Jessup most recently served as a Training With Industry fellow at Motorola Solutions Inc. The outgoing product manager, Lt. Col. Raymond Yu, left, now serves on the senior acquisition officer Special Access Programs and Sensitive Activities Compliance Team for the U.S. Army Office of the Attorney General. Col. Garth Winterle, center, the former project manager for Tactical Radios, also participated in the ceremony. (Photo cour- tesy of PEO C3T)


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS


4: CHANGE OF CHARTER AT DIBS Ross Guckert, right, leader of the PEO for Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), presented Kevin Curry with the charter for the Defense Integrated Business Systems project management office at a ceremony on June 14. Curry assumed the role of DIBS project manager, replacing Col. Donald Burton, not pictured. (Photo by Laura Edwards, PEO EIS)


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5: NEW PEO EIS CHIEF OF STAFF John Howell assumed the position of chief of staff at PEO EIS in July. In this capacity, he is responsible for overseeing many of the organization’s day-to-day operations and initiatives. Previ- ously, Howell served as assistant PEO for Networks, Cyber and Services at EIS, where he over- saw the organization’s enterprise information environment mission area. Specifically, he was responsible for overseeing three project offices focused on network modernization, defensive cyber operations and enterprise services, as well as for helping spearhead EIS’s integrated enter- prise network activities in support of the Army’s Unified Network.


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