THE MATERIEL ENTERPRISE, IN PERSON


Deployed materiel enterprise members issue new equipment to Soldiers, train them to use it, maintain non-standard equipment, provide technical advice and help retrograde equip- ment out of Afghanistan. Here, Soldiers and government and contract employees gather after a change of responsibility ceremony at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, on May 24.


Front row, from left: MAJ Clive Cummings, 401st Army AFSB, ALT-D deputy; LTC Kent Guffy, 401st AFSB, ALT-D director; Roosevelt Rushton, Program Executive Office (PEO) Missiles and Space lead; Susan Brown, PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support lead; Tom Coleman, deputy director, ASA(ALT) Forward Operations (OEF) (FWD-OEF); COL Brett A. Barra- clough, director, ASA(ALT) FWD-OEF; COL William E. Cole, outgoing director, ASA(ALT) FWD-OEF; MAJ Alex Gonzales, RC – East acquisition adviser; MAJ Pete Amara, PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors lead; Brian Cannon, lead for Project Manager Electronic Warfare and Product Manager (PM) Counter Remote Controlled IED Electronic Warfare; Roger Curry, PEO Soldier lead; and LTC Elliott Caggins, PM Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicle Systems, Joint Program Office MRAP.


Back row, from left: LTC Bill Venable, Capability Set 13 lead; Eric Graf, Project Manager Force Projection lead; Frank Schlem- mer, PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation lead; Ayodeji Omololu, Project Manager Mobile Electric Power lead; Brad Volz, PM Force Sustainment Systems lead; Bruce Gorski, PEO Ammunition lead; LTC Joe Conrad, PEO Ground Combat Systems lead; James McNight, Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense lead; Mike Valdez, PEO Command, Control and Communi- cations – Tactical lead; William Slate, PEO Aviation lead; Paul Varian, Project Manager Unmanned Aircraft Systems lead; Tim McPherson, PM Crew-Served Weapons lead; and Kenny Light, RDECOM Science and Technology adviser. (U.S. Army photo by LTC John P. Juachon, 401st AFSB)


THESE OFFICERS CAN REACH BACK TO THE ASA(ALT) PRODUCT AND PROJECT MANAGERS TO PROVIDE BATTLEFIELD FEEDBACK ON HOW NON-STANDARD EQUIPMENT PERFORMS IN COMBAT. TOGETHER, THEY HAVE HELPED THE COMMANDS EFFECT RAPID MODIFICATIONS TO EQUIPMENT TO REACT TO CHANGING BATTLEFIELD CONDITIONS.


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WORKFORCE


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