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Abramson added that including “armaments” in the organization’s name also highlighted its close relationship with the U.S. Army Arma- ment Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC). “We have a very strong relationship with ARDEC throughout the acquisition life cycle of product and programs, and the new name better aligns with what we are doing and how strong our relationship is with that organization,” he said.
He added that keeping “ammunition” in the title was important to the or- ganization’s sense of identity. “I was very hesitant to remove … ‘ammuni- tion’ or ‘ammo’ because I think that since its inception in the early 2000s, there has been a lot of great work that has come out of this organization. And if we removed the word ammunition, there might have been a sense of loss about its identity.”
1: MEDIUM CALIBER GETS NEW PRODUCT MANAGER Lt. Col. Andre J. Johnson, right, accepted the charter of the Prod- uct Manager for Medium Caliber Ammunition from Col. Hector A. Gonzales, project manager for Maneuver Ammunition Systems, on Aug. 8 at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey. Johnson, who replaces Chris- topher Seacord, oversees life cycle management of direct-fire me- dium ammunition and cannon-caliber ammunition for several platforms, including those used in Army aviation and ground combat systems, and by the Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force. (Photo by Jesse Glass, JPEO A&A)
2: CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP AT JOINT SERVICES Col. Justin Highley, left, took command of the Project Director for Joint Services at a change of management ceremony Aug. 6 at Picatinny Arsenal that was led by Brig. Gen. Alfred F. Abramson III, center,
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joint program executive officer. Highley replaces Col. Joseph Chan, right, who retired from the Army after a 28-year career that included stints with the Army Rapid Equipping Force, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command and the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command. Highley comes to JPEO A&A from the PEO for Aviation, where he served as assistant product manager for Aviation Networks and Mission Plan- ning. (Photo by Jesse Glass, JPEO A&A)
JOINT PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR DEFENSE
3: PROMOTION FOR JOINT PROJECT MANAGER Col. Matthew Clark, left, was promoted from lieutenant colonel at a Nov. 20 ceremony at Detrick Auditorium at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Delivering the reaffirmation oath to Clark was Col. David Hammer, joint project manager for Medical Countermeasure Systems (JPM-MCS) within the Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Ra- diological and Nuclear Defense (JPEO-CBRND). Clark is the joint prod- uct manager for Chemical Defense Pharmaceuticals within JPM MCS. (Photo by Scott Brown, JPM-MCS)
4: NEW JPM FOR CBRND Christopher Seacord, second from right, accepted the colors of the Joint Project Manager for Contamination Avoidance (JPM-CA) from Daniel McCormick, deputy program executive officer for Operations and Modernization, during a Sept. 28 change of charter ceremony at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense at Aber- deen Proving Ground, Maryland. Seacord took over from Col. Jeffrey Woods, left, who served as the joint project manager for more than
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