ON THE MOVE


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3 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR AVIATION


1: CHANGE OF CHARTER AT UTILITY HELICOPTERS Col. Calvin J. Lane, right, accepted the charter of the Utility Helicop- ters Project Office from Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Todd III, program executive officer (PEO) for Aviation, during a Sept. 5 change of charter ceremony at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Lane took over the project manager role from Col. Billy Jackson. (Photo by Gary Jones, PEO Aviation)


2: RETIREMENT CAPS 28-YEAR CAREER Lt. Col. Daniel Donahue, left, received the Legion of Merit from Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Todd III, PEO for Aviation, during a retirement cer- emony Sept. 27 at Redstone Arsenal. Donahue retired after a 28-year career supporting Army aviation, culminating as the Afghan aviation mod- ernization officer for PEO Aviation. (Photo by David Hylton, PEO Aviation)


PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR MISSILES AND SPACE


3: NEW PRODUCT OFFICE AT CMDS Lt. Col. Beau Barker, right, assumed the charter of the newly es- tablished Product Manager for Maneuver – Short Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD) Aug. 16 at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Col. Chuck Worshim, left, project manager for the Cruise Missile Defense Sys- tems (CMDS) Project Office, which includes M-SHORAD, presided over the assumption ceremony and the unveiling of the product office colors.


Barker previously served as a Department of the Army system coordi- nator and as executive officer to the deputy assistant secretary of the


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Army for strategy and acquisition reform. As product manager for M- SHORAD, he will be responsible for the life cycle management of the new M-SHORAD weapon system, as well as the Avenger and Stinger systems. (Photo by Henry Norton, CMDS Project Office)


U.S. ARMY DIRECTOR, ACQUISITION CAREER MANAGEMENT OFFICE


4: DEPUTY DIRECTOR RETIRES AFTER 36-YEAR CAREER Joan Sable, deputy director of the Acquisition Career Management Office and chief of the Army Acquisition Workforce Strategy and Com- munications Division, retired Nov. 1 after a 36-year federal career that included 20 years in Army acquisition. Craig A. Spisak, director of the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) and the Acquisi- tion Career Management Office, honored Sable’s career during a Sept. 5 retirement luncheon at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.


Sable came to Army acquisition in 1999, having spent several years as an acquisition research analyst with Defense Acquisition University. She played a part in several important Army Acquisition Workforce mile- stones, including the official stand-up of the Director, Acquisition Career Management (DACM) Office; creation and rollout of the Army Acquisition Dashboard; development and implementation of the Army Acquisition Workforce (AAW) Human Capital Strategic Plan; and the stand-up of the AAW Recruitment and Sustainment Center of Excellence at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in November.


Replacing Sable as chief of the AAW Strategy and Communications Di- vision is Scott Greene. (Photo by Catherine DeRan, USAASC)


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