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SEPTEMBER 13-15, 2010 | GAYLORD NATIONAL HOTEL | WASHINGTON, DC | AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION
and technology exposition
THE GUIDE TO EXHIBITS
SUPPORTING PARTNERSThe companies highlighted on these next pages are as deserving of your attention as they are deserving of our thanks for their extremely generous support of the 2010 Air & Space Conference and Technology Exposition and the associated activities. It is the participation and support of companies like these in this event that make it possible for the Air Force Association to keep moving forward with its mission to educate the public about the critical role of aerospace power in the defense of our nation; advocate aerospace power and a strong national defense; and support the United States Air Force, the Air Force family, and aerospace education.
Thank you for your support!
$200K or more
$50K to $99,999
$10K to $49,999
www.eadsnorthamerica.com Booth #711
EADS North America is the US-based operations of EADS, a world leader. EADS North America offers a broad array of advanced capa-bilities to US defense and homeland security customers nationwide, including aerial refueling tankers, military transport aircraft, helicop-ters, defense and communications systems, test equipment, and software and security solutions.
Booth #211BAE Systems is a global defense and aerospace company. Our Products Sector delivers digital electronic warfare and self protection systems; electronic flight and engine controls; advanced data links and avionics; and next generation transponders and sensors. Our Service Sectors support readiness and sustainment, aircraft modifi-cation, and a flying training system.
www.atk.com Booth #1140
ATK’s focus on delivering affordable, innovative products and capa-bilities uniquely positions us to provide low-cost, high performance solutions for our customers.
www.lockheedmartin.com Booth # 335
Lockheed Martin is principally engaged in the research, design, de-velopment, manufacture, integration, and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products, and services.
Booth# 503Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products, and solutions in aerospace, electron-ics, information systems, shipbuilding, and technical services world-wide.
Booth# 903
Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and a leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. Boeing has supported the US Air Force for 60 years, providing and maintaining advanced air, space, and cyber-space capabilities that integrate air- and space-based platforms with global communications networks.
www.boeing.comBooth #303
A Finmeccanica Company, Alenia North America—headquartered in Washington, DC with offices located throughout North America—en-deavors to expand the industrial and commercial presence of Alenia, through the sharing of our heritage of innovation and products, which include the C-27J Spartan, the leading twin engine military tactical aircraft.
up to $9,999
www.ibm.com/federal Booth #541
IBM Federal continues to help the Air Force solve its most critical operational challenges. America’s airmen deserve integrated solu-tions of services, software, and technology based on a unique com-bination of brilliant innovation by proven professionals, world class products, industry-leading practices, and a record of demonstrated success.
Booth# 412InSpace 21® combines the unmatched technical and management capabilities of CSC and Honeywell to achieve the Air Force Space Command’s vision of “two ranges, one solution.” For affordable and assured access to space, the US Air Force and its space partners can depend on InSpace 21® —the most experienced, integrated LISC team possible.
Booth #219For over 40 years, Bombardier has provided governments and agen-cies with modified aircraft that meet demanding mission require-ments. Whether it’s a VIP platform or for Maritime Patrol, our line of 415 amphibious aircraft, Learjet, Challenger, and Global family of jets and superior turboprops are ready to meet the unique needs of our customers.
www.ses-usg.com [email protected]
Booth #110SES has combined its global fleet of 44 GEO satellites with 35 years of Americom’s USG experience to create SES WORLD SKIES, USG Solutions. For industry-leading network availability, three to four hosted payload opportunities every year and unparalleled USG ex-perience in the field of commercial satellite communications, call on us.
Booth #517L-3 Communications is a prime contractor in Command, Control, and Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C³ISR); Government Services; Aircraft Modernization and Mainte-nance (AM&M); and has the broadest base of Electronic Systems in the industry. L-3 is also a major provider of homeland defense products and services for a variety of emerging markets.
www.elbitsystems-us.comBooth #1113
A leading provider of high performance products and system solu-tions focusing on the defense, homeland security, commercial avia-tion, and medical instrumentation markets, Elbit Systems of America, LLC is wholly owned by Elbit Systems Ltd., a global electronics com-pany engaged in a wide range of programs for innovative defense and commercial applications.
www.dell.com
EXHIBIT FLOOR LAYOUT
CyberCafe
CyberCafe
CyberCafe
AAFES 613AAFMAA 848Accenture 1110AerostarInternational 134AirCompassionforVeterans 548AirForceAccessoryFlightEgressSectionTeam 251AirForceAircrewFlightEquipmentTeam 249AirForceAMRAAMInterTeam 252AirForceAntarcticSiteRestorationTeam 149AirForceAppSWAssuranceCTRofExcellenceTeam 244AirForceC-17RefuelValueAnalysisTeam 153AirForceCareerDevelopmentProgramTeam 150AirForceCharterSchoolWorkingGroupTeam 246AirForceCombatSafetyImprovementTeam 253AirForceCombatSystemsOfficerDev.Team 151AirForceControlColumnActuatedBrakeTeam 143AirForceElectronicSecuritySystemsTeam 148AirForceGlobalStrikeCommand 546AirForceHaitiFLTOPSCoordinationCTRTeam 154AirForceIDEAProgram 255AirForceLifeExtensionAssessmentProgramTeam 248AirForceMajorValidation/VerificationTeam 247AirForceManpowerAgency 155AirForceMedicalRecordsManagementTeam 245AirForceOrbitalProtectionTeam 145AirForcePeriodicInspectionSmartOpsTeam 147AirForceRapidReactionSQENGTeam 250AirForceResearchInstitute 1240AirForceResearchLaboratory(AFRL) 825AirForceServicesAgency 354AirForceSpaceandMissileSystemsCenter 135AirForceSpaceBasedInfraredSystem(SBIRS) 712AirForceSpecialDeploymentSkillsTrainingTeam 152AirForceU-28Initial&MissionQualificationTeam 146AirForceAidSociety 554AirForceCentralAdjudicationFacility 1019AirForceDiversityOperations 1250AirForceEnergyProgramManagementOffice 116AirForceEnlistedHeritageHall 1047AirForceOfficeofSmallBusiness 918AirForceOperationalTestandEvaluationCenter 106AirForceOperationallyResponsiveSpaceOffice 1045AirForcePKISPO 416AirForceUniformOffice 1141AirForceWeather 216AirNationalGuard 957
AlaskaStructures/blu-med 703AlcoaDefense 445AlionScienceandTechnology 1148ATK 1140AuroraFlightSciences 841AviationWeek 340BAESystems 211BellHelicopterTextron 835BiometricsIdentityManagementAgency 612Bombardier 219C-27JSPARTAN 725CamberCorporation 220CESSNAAircraftCompany 130ChryslerGroupGlobalElectricMotorcars 946CivilAirPatrol 315Cobham 803CraneAerospaceandElectronics 318DefenseNews 513DynCorpInternational 1125EADSNorthAmerica 711ElbitSystemsofAmerica 1113Embraer 1135EsterlineCMCElectronics 819FinmeccanicaNorthAmerica 903FirstCommandFinancialServices 342FLIRGovernmentSystems 317GEAviation 1023GeneralAtomics 225GeneralDynamics 935GentexCorp. 844GoodrichCorp. 235GulfstreamAerospaceCorp. 1035HarrisCorp. 102HawkerBeechcraft 345HolmCenter 117Honeywell/InSpace21® 412HQAirUniversity 119IBM 541IridiumCommunicationsInc. 1041JointAirLogisticsCenters 210JPEO-CBD 234JPEO-JTRS 847KongsbergDefence&Aerospace 743L-3Communications 517LockheedMartin 335Martin-BakerAircraftCo.Ltd. 547
MBDA 203McLaneAdvancedTechnologies 748MilitaryChildEducationCoalition 320MissileDefenseAgency 127NationalDefenseIndustrialAssociation 452NationalReconnaissanceOffice 747NorthropGrummanCorp. 503ParkerAerospace 705Pratt&Whitney 323QinetiQNorthAmerica 1145RaytheonCompany 535RockwellCollins 103Rolls-RoyceNorthAmerica 1227SAIC 919SESWorldSkies,USGSolutions 110SikorskyAircraftCorporation 911SoftwareEngineeringInstitute 842SpaceNews 846StarkAerospace 1046TenCateProtectiveFabrics 749TextronSystems 719TheAerospaceCorporation 647TheBoeingCompany 303TheBoeingCompany(737Family) 652TheBoeingCompany(NewGenTanker) 853TobyhannaArmyDepot 1114TriumphGroupInc. 413TUIUniversity 746USAA 313VaisalaInc. 123W.L.GoreandAssociates 1239Wyle 1151
2010 TECHNOLOGY EXPOSITION EXHIBITORS
EXHIBIT HALL SCHEDULEMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2010 TIMEHall Opening / Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 11:15 AM
Exhibit Hall Hours 11:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Outstanding Airmen of the Year Reception 6:00 PM – 7:45 PM
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2010
Exhibit Hall Hours 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010Exhibit Hall Hours 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Air Force Anniversary Dinner Reception 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2010 TIME
Demonstration Period 1 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2010Demonstration Period 2 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Demonstration Period 3 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010Demonstration Period 4 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Demonstration Period 5 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
CyberPatriot DEMO SCHEDULE in the Exhibit Hall
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CyberFutures CONFERENCEAND TECHNOLOGY EXPOSITION
AIR FORCE ASSOCIATIONProfessional Development
BOOK SIGNINGS All book signings will take place in the AFA Booth #734.
Christina Olds
Fighter Pilot: The Memoirs of Legendary Ace Robin Olds Monday, September 13, 2010 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Warren Kozak
LeMay: The Life and Wars of General Curtis LeMay Monday, September 13, 2010 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Bill Looney
Exceeding Expectations: Reflec-tions on Leadership Tuesday, September 14, 2010 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
John Olsen
A History of Air Warfare Tuesday, September 14, 2010 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM
Neil Sheehan
A Fiery Peace in a Cold War: Bernard Schriever and the Ultimate Weapon Tuesday, September 14, 2010 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM
Dale Brown
Executive Intent Tuesday, September 14, 2010 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Leo Thorsness
Surviving Hell: A POWs Journey Wednesday, September 15, 2010 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Amy Goodpaster Strebe
Flying for Her Country: The American and Soviet Women Military Pilots of World War II Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Richard Reeves
Daring Young Men: The Heroism and Triumph of the Berlin Airlift—June 1948 - May 1949 Wednesday, September 15, 2010 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
CyberFutures CONFERENCEAND TECHNOLOGY EXPOSITION
AIR FORCE ASSOCIATIONProfessional Development
AAFES 613Dallas, TXwww.aafes.com
AAFES is a joint military activity providing quality merchandise and services to active duty, Guard, and Reserve members, military retirees and families at com-petitively low prices. AAFES returns earning to the Army and Air Force to im-prove troops’ quality of life and to provide a dividend to support MWR programs.
AAFMAA 848Ft. Myer, VAwww.aafmaa.com
Since 1879, the Army and Air Force Mutual Aid Association has been providing low-cost life insurance and survivor assistance services to Army and Air Force personnel and families. AAFMAA is a non-profit association open to Army and Air Force Active Duty, Retirees, National Guardsmen, and Reservists. Instant quotes are available online.
Accenture 1110Reston, VAwww.accenture.com/defense
Accenture Defense industry group delivers strategy, operations, IT, and mission services that enable defense, intelligence, and federal organizations to achieve high performance and support the warfighter at speed. With the help of Accen-ture’s capabilities, worldwide presence and experience, clients meet mission goals, mitigate risk, and realize cost savings.
Aerostar International 134Sioux Fallls, SDwww.aerostar.comDeb Husby, Margaret Kearney ([email protected])
A technically driven manufacturer of highly engineered sewn and/or sealed products and a leader in Unmanned Aerial Systems (free floating balloons, aero-stats, and airships) for communications, data relay, and surveillance. Aerostar manufactures anti-exposure garments for protection against hypothermia, jet fu-els, CBRN, and environmental contaminants; inflatable decoys; and parachutes.
Air Compassion for Veterans 548Virginia Beach, VAwww.aircompassionforveterans.orgJ. Shiflett ([email protected])
ACV provides free flights for veterans for medical appointments that aren’t avail-
able locally. Monthly, ACV delivers 400-500 flights for injured service members and their adversely affected families so that they can have access to the best medical treatment options in the USA. ACV surpassed 16,500 total missions since 2006. Air Force Aid Society 554www.afas.org
The Air Force Aid Society, Inc. is the official charity of the US Air Force. The society’s charter supports the Air Force mission by providing airmen and their families’ emergency financial assistance, sponsoring education assistance pro-grams, and offering base community enhancement programs that improve qual-ity of life for airmen/Air Force families.
Air Force Central Adjudication Facility 1019The AFCAF provides security clearance eligibility, trustworthiness, and special access program determinations for all active duty, Air National Guard, Reserve, civilian personnel, and contractors requiring SCI eligibility for the US Air Force.
Air Force Diversity Operations 1250Washington, DCwww.af.mil/diversityJohn Matthews ([email protected])
Diversity in the Air Force is broadly defined as a composite of individual char-acteristics, experiences, and abilities consistent with the Air Force Core Values and the Air Force Mission.
Air Force Energy Program Management Office 116www.safie.hq.af.mil/esohDavid Corey ([email protected])
The Headquarters Air Force Energy Program Management Office provides overarching energy management, coordination, and oversight of cross-cutting Air Force energy issues and energy programs.
Air Force Enlisted Heritage Hall 1047Maxwell AFB, ALwww.afehri.maxwell.af.mil
The Air Force Enlisted Heritage Hall is dedicated to preserving the rich and dramatic heritage and tradition of the enlisted corps of the US Air Force and US Army Aeronautical Division, Air Service, Air Corps, and Air Forces in the devel-opment of air power to defend the United States.
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Air Force Global Strike Command 546Barksdale AFB, [email protected]
Air Force Global Strike Command, activated August 7, 2009, is a major com-mand headquartered at Barksdale AFB, LA, in the Shreveport-Bossier City com-munity. AFGSC is responsible for the nation’s three ICBM wings, the two B-52 wings, and the only B-2 wing.
Air Force IDEA Program 255The Innovative Development through Employee Awareness (IDEA) Program is an incentive awards program that promotes process improvement and resource savings through ideas submitted by military and civilian employees. The pro-gram uses a web-based application system for submitting and evaluating air-men’s innovative ideas. Air Force Manpower Agency manages the program.
Air Force Manpower Agency 155www.afma.af.mil
In partnership with the HQ USAF functional communities and commanders, de-termines manpower requirements to execute wartime and home-station capa-bilities supporting Air Force CONOPS. Leads programming factor development and special studies and assists with competitive sourcing studies. Serves as the support arm of the Deputy Chief of Staff, Personnel for manpower and organiza-tion’s functional community needs.
Air Force Office of Small Business 918Washington, DCwww.airforcesmallbiz.org
The Air Force Office of Small Business Programs reaches “Beyond Goals” to make small business the solution of choice. Our mission is to create and deliver strategies that bring innovative, agile and efficient small business solutions to the Air Force to fly, fight and win . . . in air, space, and cyberspace.
Air Force Operational Test & Evaluation Center 106Kirtland AFB, NMwww.afotec.af.milKatherine C. Gandara ([email protected])
The Air Force Operational Test & Evaluation Center (AFOTEC) tests and evalu-ates new weapon system capabilities in operationally realistic battlespace envi-ronments. This provides fact-based, quality data to inform decision-makers on a range of accurate, balanced, and timely assessments of effectiveness, suit-ability, and mission capability.
Air Force Operationally Responsive Space Office 1045Albuquerque, NMAngela Gutierrez ([email protected])
The Joint ORS Office is working with the broader space community to provide assured space power focused on timely satisfaction of Joint Force Commanders’ needs. The end state concept is the ability to address emerging, persistent, and/or unanticipated needs through timely augmentation, reconstitution, and exploita-tion of space force enhancement, space control, and space support capabilities.
Air Force PKI SPO 416San Antonio, TXhttps://afpki.lackland.af.milGarland Bass ([email protected])
Air Force Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) System Program Office (SPO) is charged with implementing DOD PKI within the Air Force community and pro-viding comprehensive PKI solutions to satisfy end user needs as directed by DOD and the Air Force and is the PKI Section under the Information Assurance Branch, Cryptologic Systems Division, Hanscom Cyber/Netcentric Directorate, ESC/HNCDP, Lackland AFB, TX.
Air Force Research Institute 1240Maxwell AFB, ALafri.au.af.milMary Moore ([email protected])
The Air Force Research Institute supports student research/conducts special-ized research projects for the Air Staff/DOD to enhance national security and provide relevant research for USAF. AFRI encompasses the Air Force Fellows Program, researchers, Air and Space Power Journal, Strategic Studies Quar-terly, the Wright Stuff, and Air University Press (books, monographs, occasional papers).
Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) 825Wright-Patterson AFB, OHwww.wpafb.af.mil/AFRL
AFRL displays Air Force technologies in directed energy, human systems, infor-mation management, materials and manufacturing, munitions, propulsion, sen-sors, air vehicles, space vehicles, and basic research. Executing the Air Force’s entire S&T budget, AFRL is dedicated to leading the discovery, development, and integration of warfighting technologies for our air and space forces.
Air Force Services Agency 354Lackland AFB, TXwww.nafjobs.orgBobbie Nugent ([email protected])
The Air Force Services Agency (AFSVA) is a field operating agency that sup-ports the bases, major commands, and Air Staff by providing technical assis-tance, fielding new initiatives, developing procedures, and managing selected central support functions to ensure successful Services programs.
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center 135Los Angeles AFB, CAwww.losangeles.af.milViktor Heredy ([email protected])
The Space and Missile Systems Center is responsible for managing cutting-edge space systems across their entire life-cycle, from initial systems and tech-nology development, to systems demonstration and validation, full-scale devel-opment and fielding, and sustaining on-orbit and ground capabilities
Air Force Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) 712Los Angeles AFB, [email protected]
The SBIRS Wing develops and delivers the next generation of infrared surveil-lance systems supporting missile warning/defense, technical intelligence, and battlespace awareness. SBIRS will provide enhanced and new capabilities and will ultimately replace the legacy DSP system which has been operating for over 40 years.
Air Force Uniform Office 1141Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
The Air Force Uniform Office is tasked to design, develop, and produce uniforms of distinction for Air Force personnel. This includes developing patterns fabri-cating prototypes, managing fit and wear tests, analyzing data, and providing recommendations on uniform issues to the Uniform Board.
Air Force Weather 216Offutt AFB, [email protected]
Air Force weather forces, as part of the Joint team, deliver accurate, relevant, and timely environmental information, products, and services. More than 4,000 Air Force weather professionals worldwide directly impact decision superiority by enhancing predictive battlespace awareness and enabling commanders at all levels to anticipate and exploit the entire environment.
Air National Guard 957Nationwidewww.GoANG.com1-800-TO-GO-ANG
The Air National Guard’s primary mission is Homeland Defense through each state, while also being an asset to the Federal Government for real world situ-ations abroad. The Air Guard offers prior and non-prior service applicants the chance to serve in their hometown and great benefits such as money for college and paid job training.
Alaska Structures/BLU-MED 703Kirkland, WAwww.alaskastructures.com
Alaska Structures, Inc. designs survivable fabric buildings, shelter systems, and Environmental Control Units for extreme environments. For 33 years, AKS prod-ucts have been proven in over 40 countries around the world for rapid erect/strike times, survivability and livability for use in: troop support, billeting, medical facilities, command centers, and warehousing.
Alcoa Defense 445Arlington, VAwww.alcoadefense.comFred Latrash ([email protected])
Alcoa Defense partners with industry leaders to design systems and materials that increase the speed, reach, agility, and survivability of strategic platforms. Alcoa delivers multi-product, lightweight, and cost-efficient solutions for program like the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, M777 Howitzer, armored tactical and fighting vehicles, and the Joint High Speed Vessel.
Alion Science and Technology 1148Arlington, VAwww.alionscience.comWarren Lamont ([email protected])
Alion Science and Technology is an employee-owned technical solutions com-pany. Alion provides technical expertise and operational support to the Depart-ment of Defense, civilian government agencies, and commercial customers worldwide. Our performance is built on almost 75 years of R&D, engineering, IT, and operational experience.
ATK 1140Minneapolis, MNwww.atk.com
ATK’s focus on delivering affordable, innovative products and capabilities
uniquely positions us to provide low-cost, high performance solutions for our customers. We excel at making platforms more capable, more precise, more lethal, and more survivable.
Aurora Flight Sciences 841Manassas, VAwww.aurora.aeroBob Ashton ([email protected])
Aurora Flight Sciences has significant experience over 20 years in autonomous aviation. We have designed, built, and tested innovative, unique unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) supporting myriad national security requirements in all sizes of un-manned aircraft systems (UAS). We are also original team members of the Global Hawk program, building the large composite fuselage structures of the RQ-4.
Aviation Week 340New York, NYwww.AviationWeek.comKatie Taplett ([email protected])
Aviation Week & Space Technology, the world’s leading aviation and aerospace industry magazine, covering technology, business, and operations in the com-mercial, military, and space markets.
BAE Systems 211Nashua, PAwww.baesystems.comAlex Arnista ([email protected])
BAE Systems is a global defense and aerospace company. Our Products Sec-tor delivers digital electronic warfare and self protection systems; electronic flight and engine controls; advanced data links and avionics; and next genera-tion transponders and sensors. Our Service Sectors support readiness and sustainment, aircraft modification, and a flying training system.
Bell Helicopter Textron 835Fort Worth, TXwww.bellhelicopter.comAl Cloud ([email protected])
Bell Helicopter is an industry-leading producer of commercial and military, manned and unmanned vertical lift aircraft and the pioneer of the revolutionary tilt-rotor aircraft. Globally recognized for world-class customer service, innova-tion, and superior quality, Bell’s global workforce serves customers flying Bell aircraft in more than 120 countries.
Biometrics Identity Management Agency 612Arlington, VAwww.biometrics.dod.milG. Johnson ([email protected])
The Biometrics Identity Management Agency (BIMA) leads Department of De-fense activities to program, integrate, and synchronize biometric technologies and capabilities. BIMA collaborates with stakeholders and the biometric com-munity to lead in the development of biometric capabilities that empower the warfighter.
Bombardier 219Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canadawww.aero.bombardier.comJohn Gonsalves ([email protected])
For over 40 years, Bombardier has provided governments and agencies with modified aircraft that meet demanding mission requirements. Whether it’s a VIP platform or for Maritime Patrol, our line of 415 amphibious aircraft, Learjet, Chal-lenger, and Global family of jets and superior turboprops are ready to meet the unique needs of our customers.
C-27J SPARTAN 725Greenville, TXwww.c27j.com
The C-27J Team—led by L-3 with Alenia North America—is meeting the require-ments of the Joint Cargo Aircraft program—on-target and on-schedule. The C-27J fills critical intra-theater airlift needs by providing time sensitive, mission critical supplies and equipment to forward operating units. C-27J is the right fit for the US Air Force.
Camber Corporation 220Huntsville, ALwww.camber.comRick Sladek ([email protected])
Camber Corporation provides professional/technical services to DOD and gov-ernmental agencies at over 100 locations, supporting approximately 150 Army/Air Force/Navy programs and 25 NATO/coalition countries. Core competencies include Acquisition Management, Decision Support, Systems/Software Engi-neering, Capability-Based Requirements Development, Information Technology, Modeling and Simulation, All-source Intelligence Integration and Analysis, and Training and Education.
Cessna Aircraft Company 130Wichita, KSwww.cessna.comPatrick Sullivan ([email protected])
Cessna Aircraft Company is general aviation’s leading manufacturer, offering the industry’s broadest product line of business jets, single engine piston air-craft, and turbo-prop utility aircraft. Cessna Aircraft Company also offers special mission variants of these aircraft.
Chrysler Group Global Electric Motorcars (GEM) 946Fargo, N.D.www.gemcar.comRandy Fuss ([email protected])
GEM battery-electric vehicles come in six models and have a variety of options and accessories. Government agencies are discovering how GEM can have a positive impact on their fleet operations. GEM cars cost just pennies a day to operate and are extremely versatile, allowing your organization to complete virtually any task economically and practically.
Civil Air Patrol 315Maxwell AFB, ALwww.gocivilairpatrol.comMarie Vogt ([email protected])
Civil Air Patrol is a non-profit organization that also serves as the civilian auxiliary to the US Air Force. With over 60,000 volunteer members, CAP accomplishes three missions: develop youth through a cadet program, educate Americans on the importance of aviation and space, and perform humanitarian and emergency services missions.
Cobham 2803Arlington, [email protected]
For more than 75 years, Cobham’s products and services have been at the heart of advanced aerospace and defense systems. An international company with customers in over 100 countries, Cobham specializes in safety and survival products; communication and surveillance equipment; air-to-air refueling sys-tems; mission enhancing equipment; and specialist aviation services. Crane Aerospace & Electronics 318Lynnwood, WAwww.craneae.com
Technical areas to be featured include: C-130 Brake Control Systems for Wheel
and Brake Improvement and F-16 SmartStem aircraft wireless tire pressure in-dication systems. Crane Aerospace & Electronics is your one integrated source for sensing, power, fluid management, braking, cabin systems, electronic solu-tions, and more.
Defense News 513Springfield, VAwww.defensenews.comDonna Peterson ([email protected])
Defense News is the leading source for independent, authoritative news for the world’s defense community, providing the latest information, insights, and analy-sis on defense programs; policies and legislation; corporate programs; product development; military tactics, doctrine, and strategy; budgets; and trends and technologies. DynCorp International 1125Falls Church, VAwww.dyn-intl.comLisa Grullon ([email protected])
DynCorp International is a global government services provider in support of US national security and foreign policy objectives, delivering support solutions for defense, diplomacy, and international development. We operate major pro-grams in logistics, platform support, contingency operations, and training and mentoring to reinforce security, community stability, and the rule of law.
EADS North America 711Arlington, VAwww.eadsnorthamerica.com
EADS North America is the US-based operations of EADS, a world leader. EADS North America offers a broad array of advanced capabilities to US defense and homeland security customers nationwide, including aerial refueling tankers, mili-tary transport aircraft, helicopters, defense and communications systems, test equipment, and software and security solutions.
Elbit Systems of America 1113Fort Worth, TXwww.elbitsystems-us.com
A leading provider of high performance products and system solutions focusing on the defense, homeland security, commercial aviation, and medical instru-mentation markets, Elbit Systems of America, LLC is wholly owned by Elbit Sys-tems Ltd., a global electronics company engaged in a wide range of programs for innovative defense and commercial applications.
Embraer 1135Sao Jose dos Campos SP Brazilwww.EmbraerDefenseSystems.comJairo Soterio ([email protected])
Embraer is the world’s largest manufacturer of commercial jets up to 120 seats. Embraer Defense Systems plays a strategic role in Brazil’s defense market, sup-plying over 70% of the Brazilian Air Force fleet. Embraer products and services are used by more than 20 air forces worldwide.
Esterline CMC Electronics 819Sugar Grove, ILwww.cmcelectronics.usChuck Praeger ([email protected])
Esterline CMC Electronics is a world leader in the design and manufacture of leading technology electronics products for the aviation and global positioning markets. Expertise includes: cockpit systems integration, FMS, EVS, EFBs, por-table mission displays, Satcom, GPS receivers, and human factors engineering services.
Finmeccanica North America 903Washington, DCwww.finmec.com
With over 77,000 employees from 20 countries, three domestic markets includ-ing the United States, United Kingdom, and Italy, and an expanding presence in emerging markets, the Finmeccanica Group is a world leader in the aerospace, defense, and security sectors, offering reliable, high-tech solutions sustained by continuous investments in research and development. The Finmeccanica com-panies attending AFA’s Air & Space Conference and Technology Exposition this year are Agusta-Westland North America, Alenia North America, and DRS Tech-nologies. The companies will showcase their most sophisticated systems and equipment, including multi-mission helicopters, the C-27J, the T-100 jet flight simulator, and the Common Boresight System.
First Command Financial Services 342Fort Worth, TXwww.firstcommand.comSusan Smith ([email protected])
Since 1958, First Command Financial Advisors have assisted individuals and families in their efforts to reduce debt, build wealth, and pursue their financial goals through personalized financial planning. DREAM BOLDLY. Plan confi-dently.
FLIR Government Systems 317Wilsonville, ORwww.flir.com/gsJonathan Warren ([email protected])
FLIR Systems designs, manufactures, and markets thermal imaging and sta-bilized camera systems for thermography and imaging applications including condition monitoring; research and development; manufacturing process con-trol; airborne observation and broadcast; search and rescue; drug interdiction; surveillance and reconnaissance; navigation safety; border and maritime patrol; environmental monitoring; and land-based security.
GE Aviation 1023Cincinnati, OHwww.geaviation.com
GE Aviation, an operating unit of GE, is a world-leading provider of jet and tur-boprop engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. GE Aviation has a global service network to support these offerings.
General Atomics 225San Diego, CAwww.ga.comNancy Hitchcox ([email protected])
General Atomics specializes in research, development, and manufacturing of in-novative systems including algae biofuel production, waste-to-energy systems, and advanced aircraft landing system services. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of unmanned aircraft systems, tactical reconnaissance radars, and surveillance systems, including Predator®-series UAS and Lynx® SAR.
General Dynamics 935Taunton, MAwww.gdc4s.com
General Dynamics C4 Systems is a trusted, prime provider of advanced net-works, specialized services, and integrated interoperable solutions for military and government users worldwide. By leveraging world-class capabilities and processes, we help our customers to maximize performance by improving the speed and quality of decision-making.
Gentex Corp. 844Zeeland, MIwww.gentexcorp.comTiffany Cost ([email protected])
A world leader in the design and manufacture of life support equipment systems including: military, law enforcement, and civilian fixed and rotary wing helmets; ground helmet systems for mounted and dismounted soldiers; next-generation reconfigurable helmet; helmet mounted displays; light management technology; high-altitude oxygen equipment; communication systems and noise-canceling technologies; and advanced life support.
Goodrich Corp. 235Charlotte, NCwww.goodrich.comMike Roller, John Fyfe, Aaron Bennetts, David Foos, Jim Patch, Ed Hart ([email protected])
Goodrich is a component integrator for the US Air Force, with over 80 years of experience supporting our nation’s defense. From pylons and nacelles to the world’s premier EO/IR sensors, and low-maintenance flight control components to proven ejection seat systems, the Air Force counts on Goodrich for its aero-space solutions.
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. 1035Savannah, GAwww.gulfstream.com Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, a General Dynamics company, designs, de-velops, manufactures, markets, and services the world’s most technologically advanced business-jet aircraft. Gulfstream offers a comprehensive fleet ranging from the wide-cabin, high-speed Gulfstream G150® to the all-new ultra-large-cabin, ultra-long-range G650®. The company employs more than 9,000 people at seven major locations.
Harris Corp. 102Rochester, NYwww.harris.comRyan McCarty ([email protected])
Harris is an international communications and information technology company serving government and commercial markets in more than 150 countries. Head-quartered in Melbourne, FL, the company has annual revenue of more than $5.3 billion and 16,500 employees. Harris is dedicated to developing best-in-class assured communications®; products, systems, and services.
Hawker Beechcraft 345Wichita, KSwww.hawkerbeechcraft.comDerek Hess ([email protected])
Hawker Beechcraft is a world-leading manufacturer of business, special mis-sion, and trainer aircraft. The company leads the industry with a global network of over 100 factory-owned and authorized service centers.
Holm Center 117Maxwell AFB, ALwww.au.af.mil/au/holmcenterLawrence Harris ([email protected])
The Jeanne M. Holm Center for Officer Accessions and Citizen Development provides coordinated leadership and policy direction for the Air Force’s officer recruiting, training, and commissioning programs at Officer Training School and at Air Force ROTC detachments at 144 universities. The center also directs the Air Force Junior ROTC training program, overseeing more than 850 AFJROTC units on high school campuses around the world.
Honeywell 412Phoenix, AZwww.honeywell.comTom Hart ([email protected])
Honeywell Aerospace is developing technologies and solutions that can save the Air Force an estimated $53 million in fuel expenditures. The company’s Flight Management Systems, Military TCAS, IntuVue™ Weather Radar, Thrust Recovery Valves, Green Jet Fuel (UOP), and Mobile Micro-Grid Manager save fuel and enhance mobility.
HQ Air University 119Maxwell AFB, ALwww.au.af.milJulian Thomas ([email protected])
As the intellectual and leadership center of the Air Force, Air University provides dynamic comprehensive education to prepare graduates to develop, employ, command, research, and champion air, space, and cyberspace power at all levels.
IBM 541Armonk, NYwww.ibm.com/federal
IBM Federal continues to help the Air Force solve its most critical operational challenges. America’s airmen deserve integrated solutions of services, soft-ware, and technology based on a unique combination of brilliant innovation by
proven professionals, world class products, industry-leading practices, and a record of demonstrated success. Visit us at booth #541.
Iridium Communications Inc. 1041McLean, VAwww.iridium.comPattie Braun ([email protected])
Iridium is the world’s only truly global mobile communications company, with coverage of the entire Earth. Iridium voice and data products provide commu-nications solutions that allow global companies, government agencies, and in-dividuals to stay connected, everywhere. The unique Iridium constellation of 66 Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) cross-linked satellites creates highly efficient and reli-able connections.
Joint Air Logistics Centers (ALCs) 210www.hill.af.milwww.robins.af.milwww.tinker.af.milDana Dovenbarger ([email protected])
Together the ALCs are the sustainment arm of Air Force Materiel Command. We provide worldwide logistics management sustainment and repair for most of the nation’s military airframes, munitions and strategic ICBMs, system program management, and software development and support. While delivering the best value we ensure that the Air Force meets the needs of the warfighter.
JPEO-CBD 234www.jpeocbd.osd.mil
The Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense pro-vides research, development, acquisition fielding, and life-cycle support of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense equipment; medical countermeasures; and installation and force protection integrated capabilities supporting the national strategies.
JPEO-JTRS 847San Diego, CAjpeojtrs.milJeff Mercer ([email protected])
JPEO JTRS provides an enterprise acquisition and management approach for the development, production, integration, testing, fielding, and sustainment of in-teroperable, secure, and wireless advanced networking capabilities for the Joint Warfighter. JTRS delivers true networking capability to the warfighter where it matters most—at the tactical edge.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace 743Kongsberg, Norwaywww.kongsberg.comHans Wergeland ([email protected])
Kongsberg has 50 years of missile experience. The newest missile from Kongs-berg is the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for use from fighter aircraft. The JSM is designed to fit internally in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and can also be carried externally on F-35 and other aircraft.
L-3 Communications 517New York, NYwww.L-3com.comSharon Love ([email protected])
L-3 Communications is a prime contractor in Command, Control, and Commu-nications, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C³ISR); Government Services; Aircraft Modernization and Maintenance (AM&M); and has the broad-est base of Electronic Systems in the industry. L-3 is also a major provider of homeland defense products and services for a variety of emerging markets.
Lockheed Martin 335Bethesda, MDwww.lockheedmartin.com
Lockheed Martin is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration, and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products, and services.
Martin-Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd. 547Lower Road, Higher Denham, Middlesex, UKwww.martin-baker.comAndrew Martin ([email protected])
Martin-Baker is the world’s longest established and most experienced manufac-turer of ejection seats and related equipment. The company provides the Mk.16 range of ejection seats for the USAF T-6, T-38, and F-35 aircraft. Martin-Baker has saved over 7,320 aircrew lives, of which 1,159 were from the US Air Force.
MBDA 203Westlake Village, CAwww.mbdainc.comEarle Rudolph ([email protected])
MBDA is a world leading missile systems company, offering comprehensive international product range incorporating today’s most advanced technology. MBDA and its US National Company MBDA, Inc., offer a complementary range
of weapon systems, including the world-leading METEOR air-to-air missile and the only Laser Guided Zuni rocket for the Navy and Marine Corps.
McLane Advanced Technologies 748Temple, TXwww.mclaneat.comAmmath Keunemany ([email protected])
McLane Advanced Technologies is a global logistics and technology solutions company built upon a bedrock of over 100 years of global supply chain and technology experience. We have grown into a recognized leader in the defense industry through our expertise in supply chain management, warehouse man-agement systems, enterprise asset management, and cyber security.
Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) 320Harker Heights, TXwww.militarychild.orgTina Houston ([email protected])
MCEC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, world-wide organization. The MCEC’s work is focused on ensuring quality educational opportunities for all military-connected children. The MCEC performs research; conducts professional institutes and conferences; and develops and publishes resources for all constituencies.
Missile Defense Agency (MDA) 127Washington, DCwww.mda.mil
MDA has fielded an initial capability to protect the US and our allies against ballistic missile attack. Subject matter experts at MDA’s exhibit will explain the system’s status.
National Defense Industrial Association 452Arlington, VAwww.ndia.orgErica Utegaard ([email protected])
NDIA is America’s leading non-profit defense association providing a legal and ethical forum for networking and knowledge exchange among DOD, DHS, the US military, and industry. NDIA has local chapters, divisions for corporate in-volvement, and numerous conferences and trade shows. Individual and corpo-rate memberships are available.
National Reconnaissance Office 747Chantilly, VAwww.NRO.gov
The NRO designs, builds, and operates the nation’s reconnaissance satellites. NRO
products—provided to an expanding list of customers can warn of potential trouble spots around the world, help plan military operations, and monitor the environment.
Northrop Grumman Corp. 503El Segundo, CAwww.northropgrumman.comMike Ryan ([email protected])
Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products, and solutions in aerospace, electronics, information sys-tems, shipbuilding, and technical services worldwide. Featured displays include Global Hawk, LRS, Joint STARS, radars, EW, and others. Partners in Winning Today’s Fight—Preparing for Tomorrow!
Parker Aerospace 705Irvine, CAwww.parker.comJoe Ash ([email protected])
Parker Aerospace is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and servicing of flight control, hydraulic, fuel, fluid conveyance, and engine systems and compo-nents for aerospace and other high-technology markets. Phone: 949-833-3000
Pratt & Whitney 323East Hartford, CTwww.pw.utc.comCheryl Andersen ([email protected])
Pratt & Whitney engines power the F-35, F-22, F-15, F-16, C-17, T-6A, T-1A, B-52, KC-135E, AWACS and JSTARS. P&W Rocketdyne propulsion powers missile defense systems and launch vehicles, including the space shuttle, At-las, and Delta. P&W advanced technologies will power future military aircraft—manned and unmanned—and the newest space launch vehicles.
QinetiQ North America 1145McLean, VAwww.qinetiq-na.comThad Wolfe ([email protected])
QinetiQ North America delivers world-class technology and responsive solutions to government agencies and commercial customers for their most urgent and complex challenges. An innovative technology provider, QinetiQ NA brings mis-sion knowledge and proven performance to the challenges of space operations, intelligence, national defense, homeland security, and information assurance.
Raytheon Company 535Waltham, MAwww.raytheon.com
Raytheon Company, with 2009 sales of $25 billion, is a technology and innova-tion leader specializing in defense, homeland security, and other government markets throughout the world. Raytheon employs 75,000 people worldwide.
Rockwell Collins 103Cedar Rapids, IAwww.rockwellcollins.comLes Worley ([email protected])
At Rockwell Collins we believe superior situational awareness—and the combat advantage it provides—is something our warfighters need at all times whether on the ground, in the air, or at sea. Visit us at Booth #103 to see how Rockwell Collins is providing superior situational awareness and training solutions today.
Rolls-Royce North America 1227Reston, VAwww.rolls-royce.com/northamerica
A global company, Rolls-Royce provides power on land, sea, and air. The com-pany has established leading positions in civil aerospace, defense, marine, and energy markets. Rolls-Royce employs nearly 8,000 people in North America at more than 66 US locations in 26 states.
SAIC 919McLean, VAwww.saic.com
SAIC is a FORTUNE 500 scientific, engineering, and technology applications company that uses its deep domain knowledge to solve problems of vital impor-tance to the nation and the world—in national security, energy and the environ-ment, critical infrastructure, and health. SAIC: From Science to Solutions®
SES World Skies, USG Solutions 110McLean, VAwww.ses-usg.comKent Verner ([email protected])
SES has combined its global fleet of 44 GEO satellites with 35 years of Ameri-com’s USG experience to create SES WORLD SKIES, USG Solutions. For industry-leading network availability, three to four hosted payload opportunities every year and unparalleled USG experience in the field of commercial satellite communications, call on us.
Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation 911Stratford, CTwww.sikorsky.comMIke Farage ([email protected])
Sikorsky Aircraft is a world leader in helicopter design, manufacture, and ser-vice. United Technologies Corporation, based in Hartford, CT, provides a broad range of high technology products and support services to the aerospace and building systems industries.
Software Engineering Institute 842Pittsburgh, PAwww.sei.cmu.eduCustomer Relations ([email protected])
The Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a US Department of Defense research and development center. Celebrating a quarter century of leadership, the SEI helps organizations make measured improvements in their software engineering capabilities by “Driving the Future of Complex Systems” through research and technical leadership in software engineering.
Space News 846Springfield, VAwww.SpaceNews.comCandy Maness ([email protected])
Space News is the only weekly publication devoted to covering every aspect of the news that affects military, civil, and commercial space activity worldwide. Our news, commentary, and analysis has made us the newspaper space profes-sionals from all over the world turn to first for information that affects their jobs.
Stark Aerospace 1046Columbus, [email protected]
Stark Aerospace produces the Hunter MQ-5B for the US Army and the TAMAM POP (Plug-in Optronic Payloads) 200 and 300 series payloads used on Shadow UAS in Afghanistan and Iraq. Stark’s Flight Operations division supports the US in surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
TENCATE Protective Fabrics 749Union City, GAwww.tencate.comJohn Blackmon ([email protected])
TENCATE DEFENDER™ M is the flame resistant military combat fabric chosen
by both the US Army and US Marine Corps. Engineered with patented tech-nology, TENCATE DEFENDER™ M provides exceptional protection from flame and heat and is comfortable and durable for ground troops’ daily wear.
Textron Systems 719Wilmington, MAwww.textronsystems.comRichard Sterchele ([email protected])
Visit Textron Systems operating units AAI Corp. and Textron Defense Systems at Booth #719. AAI will showcase its Tactical Remote Exploitation Terminal, or T-REx™, an all-source intelligence analysis system. Textron Defense Systems will display its smart weapons, including the Clean Area Weapon and Common Smart Submunition. Learn more at www.textronsystems.com.
The Aerospace Corporation 647El Segundo, CAwww.aero.orgDianne Kline ([email protected])
The Aerospace Corporation, based in El Segundo, CA, is an independent, non-profit company that provides objective technical analyses and assessments for critical national security space programs and selected civil and commercial space programs in the national interest. Aerospace has been assuring space mission success for 50 years.
The Boeing Company 303Chicago, ILwww.boeing.com
Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and a leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. Boeing has supported the US Air Force for 60 years, providing and maintaining advanced air, space, and cyberspace capabilities that integrate air- and space-based plat-forms with global communications networks.
The Boeing Company (737 Family) 652www.boeing.com/commercial/737family
Boeing’s 737 Family of Systems Trailer houses a P-8 cockpit and three func-tional operator workstations. The trailer—open to all conference attendees—showcases the aircraft’s air-to-ground surveillance capabilities.
The Boeing Company (NewGen Tanker) 853www.unitedstatestanker.com
Boeing’s NewGen Tanker Demonstration Trailer features the world’s most ad-vanced tanker technology, including state-of-the-art flight-deck and aerial-refu-
eling simulators. The demonstrator—open to all conference attendees—show-cases Boeing’s 60-year heritage of building, modifying, and supporting tankers for the US Air Force.
Tobyhanna Army Depot 1114Tobyhanna, PAwww.tobyhanna.army.mil
Tobyhanna Army Depot is the Defense Department’s most modern depot for Communications-Electronics. Tobyhanna provides full-spectrum life cycle main-tenance and logistics for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C3ISR) and missile guidance systems. Tobyhanna is ISO9001:2008/14001:2004-OHSAS18001:2007 reg-istered and is the Air Force’s Technical Repair Center for Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence (C3I).
Triumph Group Inc. 413Dallas, TXwww.triumphgroup.comBrian Robertson ([email protected])
Triumph Group, Inc. is a global leader in supplying and overhauling aerospace systems and components. Triumph designs, engineers, manufactures, repairs, and overhauls a broad portfolio of aerostructures, aircraft power systems, ac-cessories, subassemblies, and components through three operating groups: Triumph Aerospace Systems Group, Triumph Aerostructures-Vought Aircraft Di-vision, and Triumph Aftermarket Services Group.
TUI University 746Cypress, CAwww.tuiu.eduKendra Doyle ([email protected])
TUI University (www.tuiu.edu) is a leading online postsecondary university offer-ing convenient, cost-effective, and high-quality education to students. Students are able to complete all degree requirements in their home countries and at their own pace. TUI University is regionally accredited by WASC and is based in Cypress, CA.
USAA 313San Antonio, TXwww.usaa.com
For over 88 years, USAA has proudly served the financial needs of the military and their families. Turn to USAA for insurance, banking, investments, and finan-cial advice. Because with USAA, you’re more than a member, you’re part of the family we serve. Learn more at USAA.COM or call 800.531.USAA.
Vaisala Inc. 123Boulder, COwww.vaisala.comMatt Jones ([email protected])
Vaisala is a global leader in environmental and industrial measurement. Vaisala contributes to a better quality of life by providing a comprehensive range of observation and measurement products and services. Vaisala Defense serves defense forces by providing means for weather observation to improve the ef-fectiveness and safety of their air, land, and sea operations.
W.L. Gore and Associates 1239Elkton, INwww.goremilitary.comJustin Haynes ([email protected])
Building on the tradition of GORE-TEX® fabric, GORE™ Military Fabrics contin-ue to play a vital role in production of best-in-class protective clothing products
for all branches of the US military. For more than 25 years, military forces have relied on products made with GORE™ Military Fabrics where it really counts—in the field.
Wyle 1151Arlington, VAwww.wyle.comJeff Connors ([email protected])
Wyle is one of the nation’s leading providers of specialized engineering, sci-entific, and technical services to the Department of Defense, NASA, and both foreign and domestic commercial customers. Headquartered in El Segundo, CA, Wyle employs approximately 4,000 people at over 40 facilities nationwide.
Air Force Accessory Flight Egress Section Team 251Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
During an F-22 Advanced Concept Ejection Seat (ACES II) pre-maintenance inspection, technicians discovered corrosion on the ejection control clevis rod. Team members devised innovative procedures to inspect and repair this defi-ciency, saving 1,771 man-hours and aircraft downtime Air Force-wide.
Air Force Aircrew Flight Equipment Team 249Langley AFB, VAChris Tennyson ([email protected])
Aircrew Flight Equipment Specialists manage, performs, and schedules inspec-tions, maintenance, and adjustments of assigned aircrew flight equipment, air-crew chemical defense equipment, associated supplies, and inventories assets.
Air Force AMRAAM Inter Team 252Eglin AFBLarry Audet ([email protected])
AMRAAM International manages the development, test, procurement, fielding, and life sustainment of the AMRAAM product lines for 35 allies and two multi-national consortia supporting US foreign policy. They are responsible for day-to-day program execution of more than 80 Foreign Military Sales cases worth over $2.9 billion.
Air Force Antarctic Site Restoration Team 149Patrick AFB, FLwww.aftac.gov
In 2008, AFTAC stopped receiving data from its remote seismic site located in Ant-arctic. The team diagnosed the system, repaired two remote power systems, and developed a long-term sustainment plan. Their actions prevented a 10-year prema-ture replacement of the two power systems and saved the Air Force $1.5 million.
Air Force App SW Assurance CTR of Excellence Team 244Maxwell AFB-Gunter Annex, ALJohn M. Hennigan ([email protected])
The Application Software Assurance Center of Excellence (ASACoE) is the Air Force’s premier information assurance (IA) organization providing software as-
surance tools, education and support to USAF program management offices (PMO). ASACoE has assessed 96 PMOs, identified 3.4 million vulnerabilities in 548 applications ensuring the Air Force achieves cyberspace dominance through secure applications.
Air Force C-17 Refuel Value Analysis Team 153Spangdahlem AB, GermanyMSgt. James Pierce ([email protected])
The C-17 Refuel Team comprised of five experts, studied the C-17 refueling to eliminate waste. The team utilized Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st century process and identified many opportunities to increase efficiency. All improvements were employed throughout the C-17 fleet worldwide by using the Technical Order improvement process.
Air Force Career Development Program Team 150The 3rd Special Operations Squadron Career Development Program (CDP) cul-tivates the careers of 302 squadron members who execute AFSOC’s largest fly-ing hour program sustaining 24/7/365 Predator combat support of elite Special Operations Forces. The CDP team provides unit member career support with seminars, mentorship for flight leadership, and awards and decorations programs.
Air Force Charter School Working Group Team 246Davis-Monthan AFB, AZMichael R Toriello ([email protected])
Davis-Monthan AFB trains, flies, maintains, and supports the No. 1 flying hour program in Air Combat Command, providing combat forces impacting 26 wing and 32 associate units with over 44,000 personnel, 111 aircraft, and four air-frames. The DM Team launched a first ever Charter School on an Air Force installation.
Air Force Combat Safety Improvement Team 253Spangdahlem AB, Germanywww.spangdahlem.af.milLt. Col. James Thompson ([email protected])
The Spangdahlem AB 52nd Fighter Wing Combat Safety Improvement Team significantly saves lives and preserves mission capability. From an all-out me-dia blitzkrieg to complete structural redesign, innovative syntheses yielded an
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CHIEF OF STAFF TEAM EXCELLENCE AWARD NOMINEES incredible 80% reduction in on-duty mishaps, with resultant costs down 53%—$739,000 saved in the last year alone!
Air Force Combat Systems Officer Dev. Team 151The U-28A Initial and Mission Qualification team comprises members of the 19th SOS (AFSOC) and 5th SOS (AFRC) and Lockheed Martin contractors. The team is singularly focused on the development of formalized training for pilots and Combat System Officers operating U-28A aircraft.
Air Force Control Column Actuated Brake Team 143Comprised of members from the 141st Air Refueling Wing and a Boeing CFT we were tasked to complete the fleet wide KC-135 brake installation. The team’s unique design kept installation costs low, by utilizing the facilities and experi-ence already in place from the guard unit and Boeing’s modification, aircraft, and brake expertise.
Air Force Electronic Security Systems Team 148The Electronic Security Team of the 18th Security Forces Squadron (PACAF) at Kadena AB, Japan, is comprised of eight personnel from three functional areas, focused on improving security alarm reliability and performance to reduce time spent responding to nuisance, false and faulty alarms.
Air Force Haiti FLT OPS Coordination CTR Team 154The Haiti Flight Operations Coordination Center sequenced humanitarian air-flow and alleviated ramp congestion at Haiti’s Port-au-Prince Airport. Using in-novative ground-reservation and flight-tracking processes, US and Canadian Airmen partnered with the World Food Programme to sequence 3,940 flights, enabling the largest disaster recovery effort in US history.
Air Force Life Extension Assessment Program Team 248AFGSC’s Missile Engineer Squadron is a team of engineers, facility mainte-nance technicians, and technical writers enabling ICBM operations and readi-ness through analysis, testing, maintenance, sustainment, and modernization of Real Property/Real Property Installed Equipment and the interface with Aero-space Ground Equipment at ICBM launch, missile alert, test, and training facili-ties.
Air Force Major Validation/Verification Team 247
Air Force Medical Records Management Team 245The Air Force Medical Records Management Team of military, civilian, and con-
tractor warriors created a centralized process to transfer Health Treatment Re-cords of retiring, separating service members to the Department of Veterans Af-fairs which resulted in 100% HTR accountability, speeding up Veterans’ claims, saved 123,000 man-hours and $3.9 million annually.
Air Force Orbital Protection Team 145Vandenberg AFB, CAErin Dunagan ([email protected])
Members of our team execute USSTRATCOM’s Space Situational Awareness Sharing Program; delivering timely and actionable launch collision avoidance, on-orbit conjunction assessment to over 200 DOD, US Government, and foreign owners and operators for over 1,000 satellites. Our close approach notifications have resulted in 100+ satellite maneuvers, averting collisions.
Air Force Periodic Inspection Smart Ops Team 147The Periodic Inspection Smart Operations Team targeted areas for improvement identified through cross-tell with inspection sections across the Air Force. Trans-formational initiatives, including the first-ever use of WAVE mobile platforms for on-aircraft maintenance, cut waste and gained efficiency through inexpensive, flexible processes and technologies that are exportable across DOD.
Air Force Rapid Reaction SQ ENG Team 250The Rapid Reaction Squadron provides support to AFSPC, US Strategic Com-mand, and other DOD agencies. The RRS manages select space, cyberspace, and intelligence related operational concept demonstrations, prototype and risk reduction projects, and developmental efforts when rapid reaction is mandated. The RRS provides expedient solutions to warfighter critical needs.
Air Force Special Deployment Skills Training Team 152Randolph AFB, TXCharles Sauvage ([email protected])
The AETC/A3QS Special Deployment Skills Team standardized Counter-Impro-vised Explosive Device (C-IED) training for 270,000 airmen, using a building block approach from new accessions through senior leader deployers. Addition-ally, they managed $37 million of C-IED training aids for 12 Air Force locations; providing necessary tools to defeat the #1 killer of coalition forces.
Air Force U-28 Initial & Mission Qualification Team 146The U-28A Initial and Mission Qualification team comprises members of the 19th SOS (AFSOC) and 5th SOS (AFRC) and Lockheed Martin contractors. The team is singularly focused on the development of formalized training for pilots and Combat System Officers operating U-28A aircraft.
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