actions valued at more than $167 billion. At his retirement ceremony, he spoke about the ups and downs of the last three fiscal years and praised his team for its perseverance. “You are mountain climbers. You’ve been conquering mountains since this command was formed 10 years ago,” he said. “The bad news is, there’s always another mountain to climb. The good news is, you are skilled professionals trained in the art of de- livering contracting solutions for our Army, and you are the team that will conquer the next mountain.” (Photo by Derrick L. Williams, AMC)
4: CHANGE OF COMMAND AT 410TH CSB Col. Robert McDonald, left, accepted the colors of the 410th Con- tracting Support Brigade (CSB) from Brig. Gen. William M. Boruff, commanding general of the U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contract- ing Command (MICC), as Command Sgt. Maj. Charles Williams looked on during a change of command ceremony July 2 at Joint Base San Antonio – Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
McDonald assumed command of the 410th CSB from Col. Dariel Mayfield, who now serves as the deputy for contracting operations for ACC – Redstone at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. (U.S. Army photo by Daniel P. Elkins, MICC)
5: NEW LEADERSHIP AT 418TH CSB Col. Joel Greer accepted the colors of the 418th CSB from Brig. Gen. William Boruff, MICC commanding general, during a change of command ceremony July 12 at Fort Hood, Texas. Greer, who as- sumed command from Col. Lynda Armer, comes to the 418th CSB from III Corps, where he served as the chief of force management. Arm- er departed Fort Hood to attend the U.S. Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. (U.S. Army photo by Todd Pruden, Fort Hood Sentinel)
6: CHANGE OF COMMAND AT THE 408TH Maj. Gen. Paul H. Pardew, ACC commanding general, passed the unit colors to Col. Ralph T. Borja, right, incoming commander of the 408th CSB, during a change of command ceremony June 22 at Shaw Air Force Base (AFB), South Carolina. Borja assumed command from Col. Kim M. Thomas.
Borja comes to the 408th following acquisition assignments with the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, the Program Executive Of- fice for Missiles and Space and the Defense Contract Management Agency. The 408th is one of eight active-component CSBs. Operation- ally aligned with U.S. Army Central, it maintains operations at Shaw AFB; Camp Arifjan, Kuwait; and Camp as Sayliyah, Qatar. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Von Marie Donato, Combined Joint Forces Land Com- ponent Command)
7: 409TH CSB WELCOMES NEW LEADER Col. Freddy L. Adams, commander of the 409th CSB, addressed those gathered for the June 22 change of command ceremony at Sem- bach Air Base in Kaiserslautern, Germany, where Adams assumed command from Col. Douglas S. Lowrey. The 409th provides full- spectrum contract support to U.S. Army Europe. (U.S. Army photo by Elisabeth Paque, Training Support Activity Europe)
8: ACC – WARREN TAPS NEW EXECUTIVE Daniel J. Gallagher, right, unfurled the Senior Executive Service (SES) flag with the help of Maj. Gen. James E. Simpson, center, then-commanding general of ACC, and Master Sgt. Mark Hirsch, left, at a ceremony May 14 at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, to mark Gal- lagher’s swearing-in as executive director of ACC – Warren and his induction into the SES. Gallagher also serves as senior civilian pro-
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