ON THE MOVE


CHESS GETS NEW PRODUCT LEAD Douglas R. Haskin, right, took over as the new product lead for CHESS within PEO EIS during a July 15 change of charter ceremony at Fort Belvoir. Former Product Lead Thomas Neff, left, the project director for enterprise services (ES), passed the charter to Haskin, who previously served as deputy project director at ES and as acting project director before Neff’s arrival in May. Joining Haskin at CHESS is the new deputy product lead, Wayne Sok, who previously was the PEO’s executive officer. (Photo by Racquel Lockett-Finch, PEO EIS)


NEW PRODUCT LEAD AT RCAS Dennis J. Lujan, right, was introduced as the new product lead for reserve component automation systems (RCAS) during an assumption of charter ceremony July 11 at Fort Belvoir. Lujan, who served in the Army for 20 years, comes to PEO EIS from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, where he was division director and information security officer in the Office of Technology Solutions under the Office of the Chief Financial Officer.


During the ceremony, hosted by Michael Padden, left, project manager for installation information infrastructure – communications and capabilities, Sajjan M. George was presented with the Army Achievement Medal for Civilian Service. After serving as the acting product lead for RCAS for seven months, George resumes his role as the deputy product lead. (Photo by Racquel Lockett-Finch, PEO EIS)


NEW LEADER IN STRATEGIC MISSION


COMMAND Kimberly Reid accepted the charter as the product director for stra- tegic mission command in the Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T) during a ceremony July 14 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Col. Troy Crosby, project manager for mission command, hosted the ceremony. (Photo by Denise Rule, PEO C3T)


PEO MS GETS NEW C-RAM MANAGER Barry Pike, center left, program executive officer for missiles and space (PEO MS), passed the Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar (C-RAM) Project Office flag to James Childress as Childress assumed respon- sibility for C-RAM on July 20. Michael Van Rassen, left, served as the project director for the past 14 years. Chief Warrant Officer 3 Kevin Jenkins, right, assisted in the change of responsibility cer- emony at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. (Photo by Chris Geisel, PEO MS)


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