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1: NEW PM TO STAND UP J. Ward Roberts has been selected to stand up the new Project Manager for Interoperabil- ity, Integration and Services (PM I2S), which will provide a clear linkage to the cross-cutting Interoperability Network line of effort and play a key coordination role between the Army’s pro- gram offices that deliver tactical network capa- bility and the U.S. Army Futures Command’s Network Cross-Functional Team. Roberts recently retired as a colonel after serving 26 years in the Army. His military career culminat- ed with his position as acting executive director for the Office of the Chief Systems Engineer, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisi- tion, Logistics and Technology. He held several
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critical acquisition positions while in uniform, including within the Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T) as product manager for the ACAT-1D Warfighter Information Network Tac- tical – Increment 3 and Department of the Army system coordinator.
2: PL MISSION COMMAND CYBER WELCOMES NEW LEADER On April 30, Lt. Col. Scott Shaffer as- sumed the charter of the Product Lead for Mis- sion Command Cyber from Jerry Harper. Shaffer joins PEO C3T from his most recent role as executive officer for the deputy assis- tant secretary of the Army for strategy and ac-
quisition reform. A formal ceremony has been postponed until later in the year because of COVID-19 social restrictions.
3: VES AT PM TACTICAL RADIOS Jerry Harper has been selected as the next product manager for Helicopter and Multi Mis- sion Radios (HAMMR), under PEO C3T’s Proj- ect Manager (PM) for Tactical Radios, effective summer 2021. In the interim, Harper will serve as the inaugural product lead for capability set development, under the PM for Interoperabil- ity, Integration and Services, as he bridges his year between standing up the product lead for Mission Command Cyber and serving as the product manager for HAMMR.
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PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
4: CHANGE OF CHARTER FOR PEO EIS Ross R. Guckert assumed the charter of the Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS) from Chérie A. Smith May 21 during a ceremony at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, hosted by Dr. Bruce D. Jette, assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology (ASA(ALT)) and Army acquisition executive.
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As the new program executive officer for EIS, Guckert—who previously served as deputy PEO for Soldier—will be responsible for managing more than 37 program offices and 71 acquisition programs that support and field Army and DOD communications, logistics, medical, finance, personnel, training and procurement systems for all 10 combatant com- mands, with a budget of approximately $4.3 billion each year.
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