ON THE MOVE


AMCOM CHANGES COMMAND U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM), a major subordinate command of U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC), hosted a change of command ceremony June 12 at Redstone Arsenal (RSA), AL, in which MG Lynn A. Collyar relinquished command to MG James M. Richardson. In a family-oriented ceremony hosted by GEN Dennis L. Via, commanding general (CG) of AMC, Richardson was joined by his wife, BG(P) Laura J. Richardson, the first female Army DCG of a maneuver divi- sion, and Collyar was joined by his wife, COL Sarah Green.


Richardson joins AMCOM after an assignment as the DCG, U.S. Forces Afghanistan and commander, U.S. National Support Element. He is a Master Army Aviator who has commanded at every level.


Collyar and Green retired on June 27 with a ceremony at RSA. LTG Patricia E. McQuistion, AMC DCG, and LTG Flora D. Darpino, U.S. Army judge advocate general, presided. Collyar and Green’s retirements came after a combined 65 years of service.


MG James M. Richardson GEN Dennis L. Via


MG Lynn A. Collyar


MG James M. Richardson


CRAWFORD ASSUMES COMMAND OF CECOM Te U.S. Army Communications- Electronics Command (CECOM), a major subordinate command of AMC, hosted an assumption-of-command ceremony May 20 at Aberdeen Prov- ing Ground, MD, for BG(P) Bruce T. Crawford. Crawford became the 14th CG of CECOM, which had been with- out a commander since December 2013. AMC CG GEN Dennis L. Via presided over the ceremony.


Crawford previously served as the J6, director of command, control, commu- nications and computers/cyber and chief information officer, U.S. European Com- mand. Before that, he served as CG of 5th Teater Signal Command, and G6, U.S. Army Europe in Wiesbaden, Germany.


BG(P) Bruce T. Crawford


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Army AL&T Magazine


July–September 2014


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