BOSTICK TO HEAD AMC LOGISTICS INTEGRATION
HONORING 34 YEARS OF SERVICE LTC Patricia E. McQuistion receives congratulations from AMC CG
GEN Dennis L. Via during her retirement ceremony April 10 at Redstone Arsenal, where she was presented with the Distinguished Service Medal and the General Brehon B. Somervell Medal of Excellence. (Photo by Megan Cotton Gully, AMC)
Kevin J. Bostick takes the oath of office from John B. Nerger, AMC’s executive deputy to the CG, during a ceremony appointing him to the SES, held April 17 at Red- stone Arsenal. Bostick will serve as AMC’s Logistics Integration Division chief within AMC G-3/4 Operations and Logistics.
In his new role, Bostick is respon- sible for sustaining the joint warfighter through command
and control of supply chain man- agement, depot and National Maintenance Program operations, asset management and distribu- tion, reset, and ammunition and chemical stockpile management. The previous chief of the Logistics Integration Division was Lisha H. Adams, who departed in Septem- ber 2014 to serve as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for materiel readiness. (Photo by Kim Hanson, AMC Public Affairs)
O’NEILL NAMED AMC CTO Secretary of the Army John McHugh announced the reassignment of Patrick J. O’Neill as AMC’s chief technology officer (CTO) on March 27. O’Neill leads all aspects of AMC’s science and technology (S&T) development, setting the strategic direction for S&T across the spectrum of sophisticated weapon systems and cutting-edge technology.
O’Neill, who was appointed to the SES in March 2011, had served as acting CTO since September 2014. Before that, he was the technical director of the U.S. Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity (AMSAA) at Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), MD, responsible for overseeing the entire technical program performed by more than 300 analysts within AMSAA. O’Neill is the second person to hold the CTO position, succeeding Dr. Grace M. Bochenek, who transitioned to serve as the director for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory in September 2014.
LOWMAN NAMED DASA(APL) The Hon. Heidi Shyu, ASA(ALT) and Army acquisition executive, has announced the newest member of the ASA(ALT) leadership team: Chris- topher J. Lowman, who will serve as deputy assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition policy and logistics.
Lowman, who was selected for the SES in December 2008, has devel- oped field and sustainment maintenance expertise during his career in military logistics, serving as a Marine and an Army civilian. Most recently, he was director for maintenance policy, programs and processes in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4. In this role, he authored the first Army organic industrial base strategy, centered on maintaining core capabilities and establishing a balance with the defense industrial base.
KING ASSUMES 20TH CBRNE LEADERSHIP BG JB Burton relinquished command of the 20th Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Command to BG Wil- liam E. King IV May 20 during a ceremony at APG’s Edgewood Area. A former 20th CBRNE operations officer, King previously served as the assistant deputy chief of staff, G-3/5/7 (Readiness), for U.S. Army Forces Command at Fort Bragg, NC. Burton had led the 20th CBRNE Command since May 2013.
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