The Association of the United States Army`s

The Association of the United States Army Institute of Land Warfare
LANPAC Symposium and Exposition
A Professional Development Forum
19-21 May 2015
Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii
"Enhancing Capabilities of Land Forces: People, Partnerships, Products"
Note: All Speakers are identified and invited and are subject to change. (12 May 2015)
Monday, 18 May 2015
1300 – 1700 REGISTRATION – Lanai Ballroom
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
0700 – 1730 REGISTRATION
0700 – 0800 COFFEE SERVICE – Kauai Ballroom Foyer
0800 – 1600 GENERAL SESSION – Kauai Ballroom
0800 – 0805 SYMPOSIUM ADMINISTRATION, SAFETY, SECURITY
Mr. Michael Scanlan
Director, Industry Affairs
Association of the United States Army
0805 – 0810 HAWAIIAN BLESSING
0810 – 0820 INTRODUCTION
GEN Gordon R. Sullivan
United States Army Retired
President
Association of the United States Army
0820 – 0905 PRESENTATION
“The Army in the Pacific”
GEN Vincent K. Brooks
Commanding General
United States Army Pacific
0905 – 1015 PANEL DISCUSSION #1
“Regional Perspectives”
Panel Chair:
MajGen Michael G. Dana
Director, Strategic Planning and Policy (J5)
United States Pacific Command
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Panel Members:
MG Jiro Hiroe
Director, Research and C4 Systems Division
Policy and Programs Department
Japan Ground Self Defense Force
MajGen Arthur David Gawn
Chief of Army
New Zealand Army
MajGen Gus Gilmore
Commander Forces Command
Australian Army
MGEN R. Demonsthenes Santillan
Vice-Commander
Philippine Army
0930 – 1730 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN – Maui/Molokai/Lanai Ballrooms
1015 – 1045 REFRESHMENT BREAK – Exhibit Hall
1040 – 1055 AUSA TECH TEN
“Pelatron’s Networking-On-The-Move and Successfully Fielded Tactical
Communications Technologies”
Bronson K. Aken
President
Pelatron Technologies
1055 – 1200 PANEL DISCUSSION #2
“Multilateral Opportunities in the Indo-Asia-Pacific”
Panel Chair:
MG James F. Pasquarette
Deputy Commanding General
United States Army Pacific
Panel Members:
General Tan Sri Raja Mohamed Affandi bin Raja Mohamed Noor
Chief of Army
Malaysian Army
MajGen Michael G. Dana
Director, Strategic Planning and Policy (J5)
United States Pacific Command
AMB Daniel Shields
Diplomatic Advisor to Commandant MG Rapp
United States Army War College
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BG Jeffrey L. Milhorn
Commanding General
United States Army Engineer Division, Pacific Ocean
BG Patrick D. Sargent
18th Corps Chief of the Medical Service Corps
United States Army Medical Department
1055 - 1200
SENIOR ENLISTED LEADER FORUM Part I – Honolulu Room
Panel Chair:
CSM Bryant Lambert
Command Sergeant Major
United States Army Pacific
Panel Members:
CSM John Troxell
Command Sergeant Major
United States Forces Korea
Command Master Chief Mark Rudes
Senior Enlisted Leader
United States Pacific Command
CSM James P Norman
Command Sergeant Major
I United States Corps
CSM William T. Stables
Senior Enlisted Leader
United States Marine Forces Pacific
Warrant Officer Mark Mortiboy
Sergeant Major
New Zealand Army
Lead Sergeant Daribish Oyunbold
Senior Enlisted Advisor
Mongolian Armed Forces
CSM James Snyder
Command Sergeant Major
United States Army Research and Development Command
1200 – 1330 LUNCH BREAK
1330 - 1440
SENIOR ENLISTED LEADER FORUM Part II – Honolulu Room
1330 – 1340 AUSA TECH TEN
“A400M: Force Projection and Expeditionary Maneuver in the Future
A2/AD Environment”
Neil F. Smith
Director, A400M Business Development
Airbus Defense and Space, Inc.
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1340 – 1440 PANEL DISCUSSION #3
“Sustaining Theater Land Forces”
Panel Chair:
MG Edward F. Dorman, III
Commanding General
8th Theater Sustainment Command
Panel Members:
Maj. Gen. Rowayne A. Schatz, Jr.
Director, Operations and Plans (J3)
United States Transportation Command
MajGen Michael G. Dana
Director, Strategic Planning and Policy (J5)
United States Pacific Command
COL Cameron G. Holt
Director of Staff
Air Force Installation Contracting Agency (AFICA)
Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition
Mr. David Field
National Account Manager
Public Sector
DHL Express
Brig David A. Creagh
Military Attache
Australian Army
1440 – 1510 REFRESHMENT BREAK – Exhibit Hall
1510 – 1615 PANEL DISCUSSION #4
“Building Capacity in Land Forces”
Panel Chair:
BG John E. O’Neil IV
Director for Logistics, Engineering and Security Cooperation (J4)
United States Pacific Command
Panel Members:
MajGen Arthur David Gawn
Chief of Army
New Zealand Army
MG James M. McDonald
Commanding General
United States Army Security Assistance Command
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COL David A. Gigliotti
Director, Integrated Country Team-Iraq, Syria, Iran and C-ISIL
Country Program Director - Qatar
CENTCOM Integrated Regional Team
Defense Security Cooperation Agency
MG James C. Boozer, Sr.
Commanding General
United States Army Japan and I Corps (Forward)
1615 – 1730 RECEPTION – Exhibit Hall
Welcome to Hawaii
The Honorable David Y. Ige
Governor of Hawaii
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
0700 – 1700 REGISTRATION – Lanai Ballroom
0700 – 0800 COFFEE SERVICE – Kauai Ballroom Foyer
0800 – 1600 GENERAL SESSION – Kauai Ballroom
0800 – 0805 INTRODUCTION
GEN Gordon R. Sullivan
United States Army Retired
President
Association of the United States Army
0805 – 0835 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
GEN David G. Perkins
Commanding General
United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
0835 – 0930 PANEL DISCUSSION #5
“Land Force Projection”
Panel Chair:
LTG Anthony G. Crutchfield
Deputy Commander
United States Pacific Command
Panel Members:
Maj. Gen. Rowayne A. Schatz, Jr.
Director, Operations and Plans (J3)
United States Transportation Command
BG John E. O’Neil IV
Director for Logistics, Engineering and Security Cooperation (J4)
United States Pacific Command
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Brig. Gen. Evan M. Miller
Director of Logistics, Installations, and Mission Support
Headquarters Pacific Air Forces
MG Lawrence W. Brock III
Commanding General
311th Signal Command (Theater)
USARPAC G6
RADM Mark C. Montgomery
Director for Operations
United States Pacific Command (J3)
0930 – 1700 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN – Maui/Molokai/Lanai Ballrooms
0930 – 1000 REFRESHMENT BREAK – Exhibit Hall
1000 – 1010 AUSA TECH TEN
“TruNet™”
Stephen Jones
Director
Communications and Navigation Products Business Development
Rockwell Collins
1010 – 1115 PANEL DISCUSSION #6
“Developing Amphibious Capabilities”
Panel Chair:
LtGen David H. Berger
Commanding General
I Marine Expeditionary Force
Panel Members:
MG Jiro Hiroe
Director, Research and C4 Systems Division
Policy and Programs Department
Japan Ground Self Defense Force
MG Edward F. Dorman, III
Commanding General
8th Theater Sustainment Command
CAPT Roger R. Ullman
Chief of Staff
Special Operations Command Pacific
COL Kevin C. Colyer
Chief of Staff
Special Operations Command Korea
MajGen Gus Gilmore
Commander Forces Command
Australian Army
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1115 – 1300 LUNCH BREAK
1300 – 1310 AUSA TECH TEN
“From Day View Optics to Digital Fire Control Systems”
Ricky L. Freeman
Vice President
Business Development & Sales
North America
Raytheon ELCAN Optical Technologies
Raytheon Missile Systems
1310 – 1430 PANEL DISCUSSION #7
“Multinational Interoperability in Contingency Operations”
Panel Co-Chairs:
LTG Stephen R. Lanza
Commanding General
I Corps Joint Base Lewis-McChord
LtGen David H. Berger
Commanding General
I Marine Expeditionary Force
Panel Members:
LTG H. R. McMaster, Jr.
Deputy Commanding General, Futures/
Director, Army Capabilities Integration Center
United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
Albert A. Sciarretta
Senior Research Fellow
Center for Technology and National Security Policy (CTNSP)
National Defense University
MG Bruce T. Crawford
Commanding General
United States Army Communications-Electronics Command
and Aberdeen Proving Ground
RADM Mark C. Montgomery
Director for Operations
United States Pacific Command (J3)
1430 – 1500 REFRESHMENT BREAK – Exhibit Hall
1500 – 1510 AUSA TECH TEN
“District: Defend™”
Jason Myers
Booz Allen Hamilton
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1510 – 1630 PANEL DISCUSSION #8
“Emerging Land Force Innovations in the Pacific”
Panel Chair:
LTG H. R. McMaster, Jr.
Deputy Commanding General, Futures/
Director, Army Capabilities Integration Center
United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
Panel Members:
Kevin M. Fahey
Executive Director
System of Systems Engineering and Integration (SoSE&I)
Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and
Technology)
MG John F. Wharton
Commanding General
United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command
MG Gary H. Cheek
Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7
United States Army
MG Michael H. Shields
Commanding General
United States Army Alaska/Deputy Commander
United States Alaskan Command
James B. Johnson, Jr.
Director, Future Warfare Center
United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces
Strategic Command
Thursday, 21 May 2015
0700 – 1430 REGISTRATION – Lanai Ballroom
0700 – 0800 COFFEE SERVICE – Kauai Ballroom Foyer
0800 – 1230 GENERAL SESSION – Kauai Ballroom
0800 – 0805 INTRODUCTION
GEN Gordon R. Sullivan, USA, Retired
President
Association of the United States Army
0805 – 0835 PRESENTATION
LtGen John A. Toolan
Commanding General
United States Marine Corps Forces, Pacific
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0835 – 0930 PANEL DISCUSSION #9
“Air and Missile Defense Forum”
Panel Chair:
BG Eric L. Sanchez
Commanding General
94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command
Panel Members:
BG Gregory S. Bowen
Deputy Commanding General (Operations)
United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command/United States
Army Forces Strategic Command
Brig. Gen. Steve L. Basham
Director of Strategy, Plans, and Programs
Pacific Air Forces
BG(P) L. Neil Thurgood
Program Executive Officer
Program Executive Office Missiles and Space
BG James R. Moran
United States Army Retired
Vice President, Army Systems
Defense, Space and Security
The Boeing Company
COL William L. Lamb
United States Army Retired
Director, International Programs
Integrated Air and Missile Defense Division
Northrop Grumman Information Systems
0930 – 1430 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN – Lanai/Maui/Molokai Ballrooms
0930 – 1000 REFRESHMENT BREAK – Exhibit Hall
1000 – 1010 AUSA TECH TEN
“FlexTrain™”
Daniel P. McLemore
Business Development Manager
SRI International
1010 – 1100 PANEL DISCUSSION #10
“Total Force Integration”
Panel Chair:
BG Brian E. Alvin
Deputy Commander, Army Reserve
United States Army Pacific
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Panel Members:
MajGen James S. Hartsell
Mobilization Assistant to Commander
United States Pacific Command
BG Arthur J. Logan
The Adjutant General, Hawaii
BG Stephen K. Curda
Commanding General
351st Civil Affairs Command
COL Wolfgang E. Junge
Deputy Commanding Officer
9th Mission Support Command
Erin M. Thede
Director, Public Private Partnership Office
Office, Chief Army Reserve
1100 – 1200 PANEL DISCUSSION #11
“United States Regional Perspective”
Panel Chair:
MG Gregory C. Bilton
Deputy Commanding General (Operations)
United States Army Pacific
Panel Members:
LTG Robert B. Brown
Commanding General
United States Army Combined Arms Center
Dr. Denny Roy
Senior Fellow and Supervisor of POSCO Fellowship Program
Research Program
East-West Center
Dr. Lora Saalman
Associate Professor
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies
MG Charles A. Flynn
Commanding General
25th Infantry Division
Dr. Virginia Watson
Associate Professor
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies
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1200 – 1210 WRAP UP COMMENTS
GEN Vincent K. Brooks
Commanding General
United States Army Pacific
1210 – 1215 CLOSING REMARKS
GEN Gordon R. Sullivan
United States Army Retired
President
Association of the United States Army
1215 – 1430 Free Time – Exhibit Hall Open
1430
DEPARTURE
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
NAME:
Jiro HIROE
RANK:
Major General
DATE OF BIRTH:
2 November 1966
PRESENT ASSIGNMENT: Director, Research & C4 Systems Div,
Policy & Programs Dept, GSO
EDUCATION:
March
1989
July
1998
July
2005
National Defense Academy (33th Graduate)
CGS, Staff College
France Joint Service Defense College
PROMOTION:
January
2000
July
2003
January
2008
March
2015
MAJ
LTC
COL
MG
MILITARY CAREER:
Mar
1990
8th Signal Battalion
Mar
1992
National Defense Academy
March
1994
Signal Security & Monitoring Unit
August
1996
Student, Staff College
August
1998
Central Intelligence & Security Unit
March
2000
Policy & Programs Div, Plans & Operations Dept, GSO
January
2004
Overseas Education to France
August
2005
Policy & Programs Div, Plans & Operations Dept, GSO
August
2008
Chief, International Policy Planning Sec,
Policy & Programs Div, Policy & Programs Dept, GSO
Mar
2010
Commander, Western Army Signal Group
Mar
2013
Chief, 2nd Research Office, 1st Research Div.,
Ground Research & Development Command
Aug
2013
Present Assignment
Daniel L. Shields, Jr.
Diplomatic Advisor to the Commandant
United States Army War College
Daniel Shields, a career member of the Senior Foreign Service with the rank of Minister
Counselor, began his assignment at the U.S. Army War College in January 2015. He
served as the U.S. Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam from 2011 to 2014.
He was the Director of the Office of Mainland Southeast Asia at the State Department
from 2010-11. From 2007-2010, and served as the Deputy Chief of Mission at the
Embassy in Singapore. His other overseas assignments included Political Minister
Counselor, Embassy Beijing (2004-2007); Political Section Deputy, Embassy Tokyo
(2002-2004); Principal Officer, Consulate Nagoya (1996-1999); Political Officer,
Embassy Beijing (1991-1993) and Embassy Tokyo (1987-1989); and Consular Officer,
Embassy Manila (1985-1987). In Washington, he served as Economic Deputy in the
Office of China and Mongolia (2001-2002); Special Assistant to the Under Secretary for
Political Affairs (1999-2000); and Cambodia Desk Officer (1993-1995).
He received a B.S. degree from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in
1984 and an M.S. from the National War College in 2001.
Mr. David Field is National Account Manager, Public Sector at DHL Express
USA. He started at DHL Express USA in 2004 in Sacramento, CA and began
working on the Public Sector team in 2007 with a specific influence in the pacific
command area of responsibility and has been influential in the servicing of all
public sector customers globally. In his years at DHL Express USA David has
traveled in support of the US military and exercises to Korea, Japan, Australia,
Germany, France, Switzerland, Canada, Mexico and more. The DHL Express USA
Public Sector team is responsible for the complete oversight of all their customers
in the defense, administration, NGO/AID, education, nonprofit, & industry that
supports public sector all on a global level. For more information about the DHL
Express USA Public Sector team you can visit www.dhl-usa.com/usgov.
About DHL: DHL is the leading global brand in the logistics industry. DHL’s family
of divisions offer an unrivalled portfolio of logistics services ranging from national
and international parcel delivery, international express, road, air and ocean
transport to industrial supply chain management. With more than 325,000
employees in over 220 countries and territories worldwide, they connect people
and businesses securely and reliably, enabling global trade flows.
Colonel David A. Gigliotti
Colonel Dave Gigliotti is currently serving as the Chief of the Counter-ISIL
and Levant Branch and the Country Program Director for Qatar at the
Defense Security Cooperation Agency in Washington, DC. He is an
Armor/Cavalry officer, Northeast Asia Foreign Area Officer (FAO), and
Army Strategist. Dave has served in a number of operational command
and staff assignments as an Armor/Cavalry officer, to include assignments
at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, and in Haiti as part of
OPERATION UPHOLD DEMOCRACY. He has also held senior staff
positions in the Pentagon, to include the Army Staff, Joint Staff, and Office
of the Secretary of Defense, working Asia-Pacific Regional issues, C/WMD
and Missile Defense, Global Defense Posture and strategy/plans. He has
also served in the United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command, and United States
Forces Korea (UNC/CFC/USFK). He deployed to Iraq during OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM
and NEW DAWN and was lead planner in support of the transition to the Office of Security
Cooperation-Iraq. COL Gigliotti was commissioned from Valley Forge Military Academy and
College, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration-Finance from
Villanova University, a Master’s of Arts degree in Asian Studies from the University of Hawaii,
and a Master’s of Science degree in National Security Strategy from the National War College
at Fort McNair, Washington DC. He is a native of Flemington, New Jersey and currently lives in
Alexandria, Virginia.
Stephen T. Jones
Director of Business Development
Communication and Navigation Products
Steve Jones has been employed with Rockwell Collins since 1996. Steve has held
many roles within Rockwell Collins as Program Manager for the Precision
Lightweight GPS Receiver (PLGR) and Capture Lead for the Defense Advanced
GPS Receiver (DAGR). He has managed the development and production of
numerous communication products like vehicular and dismount radios for the
ground market. As Director of Business Development, Steve works closely with
all of our Communication and Navigation customers and advises the Rockwell
Collins General Manager for the Communication and Navigation business. Steve
supports all RC portfolios for Communication and Navigation products and all
global offices to develop market strategies and product introduction plans for
radio and GPS products.
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COL Kevin C. Colyer
Colonel Colyer is a native of Sheridan, Wyoming. He enlisted as a combat engineer serving 3 years
before being accepted at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. In 1988 he was commissioned in
Military Intelligence. COL Colyer was selected for Special Forces training through SFAS in 1995 and
completed the Special Forces Officer Qualification Course and Russian language training in 1997.
COL Colyer’s Military Intelligence assignments included assistant Brigade S-2 for 3 BDE 101st Airborne
Division and Battalion S-2 for 3-187 Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division during Operation
DESERT STORM; platoon leader and executive officer in a signals intelligence company, 311th MI
Battalion Fort Campbell, KY. From 1994 to 1996 COL Colyer next served as the joint special
operations targeting cell chief, Special Operations Command Korea (SOCKOR) Yongsan, Seoul, ROK.
COL Colyer’s Special Forces assignments include 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) at Fort Lewis,
WA where he served as commander of a Special Forces Operational Detachment – Alpha from Apr
1997 to Jun 1999 and as a war planner for the group from Jun 1999 to Jun 2000. COL Colyer returned
to 1st Special Forces Group (1SFG) in Jul 2001 where he served as a Special Forces company
commander until May 2003. COL Colyer deployed his company on multiple tours in support of
Operation Enduring Freedom. From May 2003 until May 2004, COL Colyer served as the S-3 for
1SFG. COL Colyer next served on The Joint Staff in the J-3 Deputy Directorate for Special Operations
as the PACOM desk officer and then as the Deputy Chief of Current Operations until May 2007. COL
Colyer returned to Korea and commanded the Eighth US Army Special Troops Battalion and then
served as the Executive Officer for the CG Eighth Army. Next COL Colyer attended a Senior Service
School Fellowship hosted by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and Duke University. From
JUN 2011 to JUN 2013, COL Colyer commanded the 188th IN Brigade at Ft Stewart, GA. He is
currently assigned as the Chief of Staff for Special Operations Command Korea, Seoul, ROK.
COL Colyer is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in
2001, where he received a Master of Military Arts and Sciences degree in Strategic Studies; and the
Senior Service School Fellowship at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
He has earned the Special Forces Tab, Expert Infantry Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Air Assault
badge, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal and the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, among other
medals.
COL Colyer is married to Katherine (formerly Bailey) Colyer and together they have two sons Colton
and Lochlann.
RICKY L. FREEMAN
AT A GLANCE - BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Ricky L. Freeman
Vice President, Business Development
United States
Raytheon Missile Systems
Raytheon ELCAN Optical Technologies
BRIEF SUMMARY:
Ricky Freeman is a 10 year veteran of the Raytheon family. He currently serves as the Vice
President, U.S. Business Development for Raytheon ELCAN Optical Technologies, a division of
Raytheon Missile Systems, headquartered in Tucson, Arizona.
In that role, Ricky leads Raytheon ELCAN's U.S. strategic business development in the areas of
airborne, naval & ground systems, cinematography, medical systems and man-portable sighting
systems
Prior to his current assignment with Raytheon, Ricky served as a Senior Program Manager for
DRS Technologies. In that role, he led the team responsible for the development and
manufacture of Naval electronic systems and subsystems for United States, Japanese and
Norwegian naval forces.
Ricky is a veteran US Marine Corps officer where he served as a career naval aviator.
KEVIN M. FAHEY
Executive Director
System of Systems Engineering and
Integration Directorate, Assistant Secretary of
the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and
Technology)
Mr. Fahey was selected for the Senior Executive Service in
February 2000. Effective 1 June 2014, Mr. Fahey
assumed his current duties as the Executive Director,
System of Systems Engineering and Integration
Directorate, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics, and
Technology).
Mr. Fahey previously served as the Program Executive Officer for Combat Support and
Combat Service Support, Program Executive Officer Ground Combat Systems at
Warren, MI, as well as the Deputy Program Executive Officer Ammunition, Senior
Technical Executive for Close Combat Armament Systems, Armament Research,
Development and Engineering Center, at Picatinny Arsenal, NJ. Mr. Fahey also served
as the Deputy Project Manager, Crusader and the Chief of the Systems Engineering
and International Division for the Crusader Program, the Future Armored Resupply
Vehicle (FARV) Program Development Project Officer and Chief of Systems
Engineering, the U.S. delegate to the international 155mm Joint Ballistic Working Group
and the M119 Development Project Officer.
Mr. Fahey, a native of Massachusetts, entered civil service in 1981 following graduation
from the University of Massachusetts with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial
Engineering/Operations Research. Upon graduation from college, Mr. Fahey attended
the Quality and Reliability intern program at the DARCOM Intern Training Center, Red
River Army Depot, Texarkana, Texas.
Mr. Fahey has been the recipient of multiple awards and honors; Exceptional Civilian
Service Award (2nd award), Meritorious Civilian Service Award, Superior Civilian Service
Award and has been inducted into the Honorable Order of Saint Barbara, Ancient Order
of Saint Christopher, Honorable Order of Samuel Sharpe, Distinguished Order of Saint
Martin, Bronze Order of the Fleury Medal. He currently resides in Alexandria, Virginia
with his wife.
Biography
The Boeing Company
929 Long Bridge Drive
Arlington, VA 22202
www.boeing.com
James R. Moran
Vice President, Army Systems
Defense, Space and Security
Government Operations
James “Jamey” Moran, U.S. Army Brigadier General (Retired), is Vice President, Army
Systems, Defense, Space and Security, for Boeing Government Operations. He joined the
company in 2010, following successful positions with Northrop Grumman and Elbit, and a
distinguished career with the U.S. Army.
Moran brings to Boeing proven capabilities in strategic planning, program management,
technology development and systems integration. He has extensive systems experience having
served as a Space Systems Engineer and as a Project Manager for three different programs: an
Air Defense System, a Command and Control System, and the Army’s Tank Systems. As the
Tank Systems Project Manager, he was responsible for the largest program in the Army and
successfully completed the development, production and fielding of the first division of the
M1A2SEP Abrams Tank. Subsequently as a Program Executive Officer, he was responsible for
nine Project Offices covering 376 Army products to include the creation of the Rapid Fielding
Initiative which lead to the equipping of over 700,000 Soldiers deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan.
During his Army career, he managed foreign military sales in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the
Egyptian Tank co-production program. Moran also worked for the German firm IABG under the USGerman Scientist and Engineer Exchange program. While serving as the Commandant of the
Defense Acquisition University, he managed the five campuses responsible for training and
educating the Department of Defense Acquisition workforce.
Moran was awarded Master of Science degrees from both the Industrial College of the
Armed Forces and the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department of The Air Force Institute of
Technology at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in
Engineering from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. He serves on the Photonis Board and
was a consultant for the Army Science Board. He is a frequent speaker and author on defense
topics.
April 2015
William L. Lamb
Director, International Programs
Integrated Air and Missile Defense
Northrop Grumman Information Systems
William Lamb is the Director for International Programs in the Integrated
Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) Division within Northrop Grumman’s
Information Systems. IAMD provides integrated air, space and missile
defense solutions to the Missile Defense Agency and the U.S. Army for the
national security of the United States and its allies.
As the Director for International Programs, Mr. Lamb has responsibility for
strategic planning, program management, and sales growth for IAMD in the
international arena for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and
Intelligence (C4I) systems. Mr. Lamb is responsible for the Citadel
Enterprise Battle Command System (EBCS); a net-centric, IAMD C4I system for Direct
Commercial Sale to international partners. Citadel is a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA)–
based, C4I system which leverages Northrop Grumman’s development experience on the U.S.
Army’s IAMD Battle Command System (IBCS) program.
Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, Mr. Lamb served a 29 year career in the United States Army
retiring at the rank of Colonel. He initially served as a combat arms officer in the Air Defense
Artillery and later in multiple duty assignments in Army research, development, and acquisition.
His early career included service as a platoon leader and battery commander in short range Air
Defense units in the Federal Republic of Germany and Fort Lewis, Washington.
After completing a graduate degree program, Mr. Lamb entered the U.S. Army Acquisition Corps
and served 20 years in critical acquisiton assignments encompassing the development, testing,
production and fielding of U.S. Army Air and Missile Defense systems. His acquisition experience
includes service as a Logisitics and Fielding officer for the AVENGER program, Director for
Operational Testing for air and missile defense systems, Product Manager for the Ground-Based
Mid-Course Defense In-Flight Interceptor Communications System (IFICS), Program Manager,
Ballistic Missile Defense System World-wide Deployment Program Office, and Project Manager for
the Terminal High Altitutde Area Defense (THAAD) program.
Bill holds a Bachelor of Science degree from North Carolina State University and a Masters in
Business Administration from the University of Alabama. His military education includes a U.S.
Army War College Fellowship at the University of Texas, Austin, and graduation from the
Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products,
and solutions in aerospace, electronics, information systems and technical services to government
and commercial customers worldwide. Please visit www.northropgrumman.com for informantion.
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