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he previously served as the project manager for the General Fund Enterprise Business Sys- tem (GFEBS) and product manager for the for- mer Joint-Automatic Identification Technology program. (Photo by Paul Lara, Belvoir Eagle)
1: NEW PRODUCT LEAD AT DWTS Lt. Col. August “Gus” Muller, right, was introduced as the new product lead for Defense-Wide Transmission Systems (DWTS) during a change of charter ceremony Oct. 28, 2016, at Fort Belvoir. Col. Charles Stein, center, project manager for Defense Com- munications and Army Transmission Systems, which includes DWTS, presided over the tran- sition from acting Product Lead Patrick Bar- nette, left, who will resume his role as deputy.
Muller most recently served as the product lead for the Installation Information Infrastruc- ture Modernization Program, also within PEO EIS. As the product lead for DWTS, he will be responsible for life cycle management of ter- restrial and satellite communication programs, including the Combat Service Support (CSS) Automated Information Systems Interface, the CSS SATCOM Very Small Aperture Terminal and the Terrestrial Transmissions programs. (Photo by Linda Valenzano)
2: NEW PRODUCT LEAD AT I3MP Brendan Burke, right, was named the product lead for the Installation Information
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Infrastructure Modernization Program during a change of charter ceremony Oct. 7, 2016, at Fort Belvoir. Michael Padden, center, the project manager for installation information in- frastructure communications and capabilities, hosted the ceremony, transitioning the charter from outgoing product lead Lt. Col. August “Gus” Muller, left.
Burke most recently served in PEO EIS as the product lead for GFEBS Increment II. He also worked in PEO EIS as the project director for Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions. Burke began his civil service career as a contracting officer with U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command. Pre- viously he was a commissioned officer in the Air Force, serving in various contracting posi- tions. (Photo by Racquel Lockett-Finch, PEO EIS)
U.S. ARMY SECURITY ASSISTANCE COMMAND (USASAC)
3: NEW LEADERSHIP AT OPM-SANG Brig. Gen. Frank M. Muth assumed the title of program manager for the Office of the Program Manager – Saudi Arabian Na- tional Guard (OPM-SANG) during a change of charter ceremony July 14, 2016, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The ceremony was hosted by Gen. Dennis L. Via, then CG of the AMC. OPM-SANG is a subordinate organization of
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USASAC, which executes the Army’s security assistance and foreign military sales program. USASAC is, in turn, a subordinate command of AMC.
Before joining OPM-SANG, Muth was director of the Army Quadrennial Defense Review Of- fice in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8, at the Pentagon. He takes over from Brig. Gen. Paul Laughlin, who retired after a 31- year career that included armor, DOD com- mand and Middle East assignments.
4: CHANGE OF RESPONSIBILITY The U.S. Army Security Assistance Training Management Organization (USASATMO) welcomed Command Sgt. Maj. Michael J. Lamkins during a change of responsibil- ity ceremony Aug. 26, 2016, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The ceremony was officiated by Col. Gerald Boston, the commander of USASATMO, a subordinate organization of USASAC.
Lamkins previously served as the command sergeant major for 3rd Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg. He re- places Command Sgt. Maj. Brian A. Hester, who went on to serve as the com- mand sergeant major of the Office of Security Cooperation – Iraq.
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