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JOINT PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ARMAMENTS AND AMMUNITION


4: NEW JPEO A&A TAKES THE HELM The Joint Program Executive Office for Armaments and Ammunition (JPEO A&A) held a virtual change of charter ceremony, at which Brig. Gen. Vincent F. Malone II assumed responsibility as JPEO A&A and commanding general (CG) for Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, from Brig. Gen. Alfred F. Abramson III. The ceremony was announced May 18 with a video link.


In a Picatinny tradition, Abramson passed the keys to the Cannon Gate to Malone, representing the transfer of leadership between the outgoing commander and the incoming commander.


5: RETIRING CG HONORED WITH PARADE Brig. Gen. Alfred F. Abramson III retired from the U.S. Army af- ter serving the nation for more than 30 years. In the culmination of his career, Abramson served as JPEO A&A and CG for Picatinny Arsenal. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Abramson’s retirement ceremony, which had been scheduled for May 7, was canceled. Despite these un- usual circumstances, Team Picatinny’s employees and residents hon- ored Abramson and his wife, Pamela, for their service with a farewell parade. (Photo by Picatinny Arsenal Photo Services)


6: INCOMING DEPUTY FOR JPEO A&A Chris Grassano was selected to be deputy joint program executive of- ficer (JPEO) for JPEO A&A on March 15. In this role, he provides execu- tive leadership to efforts developing and procuring leap-ahead munitions that increase the joint warfighter’s combat power. He also provides over- sight for the life cycle management and sustainment of Army weapon systems and equipment, from research and development through test and evaluation, acquisition, logistics, fielding and disposition. His previ- ous assignment was as the director for talent management and director for the Senior Service College Fellowship at Picatinny.


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR AVIATION


7: PROMOTION FOR CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER Chief Warrant Officer 4 Juan Amaro has his rank insignia af- fixed by Col. Rob Barrie, deputy JPEO for Aviation, and Amaro’s wife, Rhea, during a promotion ceremony Feb. 21 at PEO Aviation headquar- ters, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Amaro, who serves as a contingency operations officer in the PEO Aviation G-3 section, previously served as platoon leader for the 1st Battalion, 230th Aviation Regiment (Assault Helicopter) of the Tennessee Army National Guard. (Photo by Paul Ste- venson, PEO Aviation)


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