3. HAILS AND FAREWELLS

4. HAILS SAAL-ZG SAAL-ZP cont… Mr. Christopher Sarokhan (BAH)
SAAL-ZL
Mr. Glen Carthron
MAJ Anthony Archibald
ACA
Ms. Valerie Johnson
Ms. Glenda Malden
Mr. Michael Cooper
Mr. Victor Howard
Mr. Mary Ann Gaskins-Frye
Mr. John Williams
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Ms. Carol McIntyre
Ms. Megan McNulty
Ms. Jestina Shearin-Best
SAAL-ZP cont…
Ms. Barbara Trujillo
Mr. Steve Weidner
SAAL-ZR
Mr. Glenn Antonacopoulos
SAAL-ZT
Dr. Jeff Singleton
Mr. Allan McClendon
Ms. Erin Shanahan
Mr. Juan Franco
Mr. Joseph Garcia
Ms. Freda Gibbs-Hutcherson
Mr. Mark Falkey
SAAL-MS
Mr. Jerry Montgomery

5. FAREWELLS SAAL-ZR Mr. Craig Olson SAAL-ZS COL Craig Tallman SAAL-ZN
Ms Georgia Chislum
SAAL-ZT
Dr. Marilyn Freeman
SAAL-MS
Mr. Greg Jones
SAAL-ZS
COL Craig Tallman
SAAL-ZC
Ms. Cheryl Maggio
ACA
Ms. Peggy Butler
SAAL-ZP
Ms. Barbara Binney
Mr. Mike Gallagher
Mr. Craig Kurtz
Mr. Pete Stemniski
Ms. Shirley Warner
Mr. John Williams   

6. In Memoriam

7. Represented by: Hon. Claude M. Bolton, Jr.
SAAL-ZX
Principal Deputy
Mr. Dean Popps
Represented by: Hon. Claude M. Bolton, Jr.

8. SAAL-ZX The IRRF Obligation
Establishment of the Defense Industrial Base Information Assurance Task Force
Representing ASAALT and B4
Mentoring Others
External Relations on the Hill

9. SAAL-ZX

10. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Elimination of Chemical Weapons
SAAL-ZC
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Elimination of Chemical Weapons
Mr. Dale Ormond

11. SAAL-ZC
Achieved the 45% chemical agent destruction milestone six months ahead of schedule
Safely destroyed over 3,000 tons of chemical agent
Significantly reduced the risk to the public by destroying the last of the Army stockpiled Sarin (GB)
Transported 4,450 loads of chemical weapons from storage to disposal facilities without incident

12. SAAL-ZC
Successfully shipped Newport wastewater to an off-site facility for final disposal which translates to a savings of over $300 million to the American taxpayer.
100% Destruction of all Former Chemical Weapon Production Facilities
Prioritized safety and achieved OSHA Reportable Injury Rate of less the 1.0

13. The SAAL-ZC Team

14. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Integrated Logistics Support
SAAL-ZL
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Integrated Logistics Support
Mr. Wimpy Pybus

15. SAAL-ZL
Developed and published comprehensive Performance Based Logistics policy guidance.
Revised Type Classification and Materiel Release policy guidance to achieve Type Classification Standard and Full Materiel Release for systems to proceed into full rate production.
Collaborated with Program Offices, UH-72A, UH-60M, CH-47F and Standard Integrated Command Post System (SICPS) to achieve Type Classification Standard and Full Materiel Release before full rate production and assisted Apache in achieving full materiel release for 20 year old AH-64A.
Assisted Program Managers in developing and submitting plans to OSD for Item Unique Identification implementation.
Developed a comprehensive methodology for conducting Core Logistics Analysis, Core Depot Assessments, and Source of Repair decisions for depot maintenance planning for Army weapon systems.

16. SAAL-ZL

17. SAAL-ZN Mr. Keith Webster Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Defense Exports and Cooperation
DASA DE&C
Mr. Keith Webster
Represented by: Mr. Charles Wray

18. Build Partner Capacity
SAAL-ZN
Build Partner Capacity
Train & Equip Iraq and Afghan Security Forces
OIF/OEF/GWOT Partners
Build Partner Capacity
Train & Equip Iraq and Afghan Security Forces: Gained Army approval to divert/rapidly procure critical assets – small arms, ammunition, communications gear, mobility systems and other capabilities needed to get Iraq and Afghan Security Forces in the fight.
OIF/OEF/GWOT Partners: Diverted critical capabilities from Army inventory/production - LCMR, LBPWS, C2 systems, Javelin, small arms, ammo, NVDs, Up Armored HMMWVs and other capabilities resulting in increased combat effectiveness and improved interoperability with US Forces.

19. Build Partner Capacity
SAAL-ZN
Build Partner Capacity
AS/CA/UK/U.S. Blast Protection PA
New Senior National Representatives (Army) (SNR [A]) (5 Power: France, Germany, Italy, UK & U.S.) MOU
AS/CA/UK/U.S. Blast Protection PA focuses on the development of new individual protection against blast weapons by modeling the behavior of shock waves, determining capabilities of current weapon systems, identifying deficiencies in current protection, and researching new blast defense methods
A simulation shows how shock moves through the new material. Red and yellow show the brunt of the force. The sound wave (green) generated by the shock strikes deeper grains before the main shock does, showing that the shock is already being dissipated.
New Senior National Representatives (Army) (SNR [A]) (5 Power: France, Germany, Italy, UK & U.S.) MOU
OSD delegated the Army authority to negotiate a new SNR (A) MOU.
Framework agreement will allow RDT&E familiarization visits, information exchanges, Working Groups, PAs, Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations, loans of equipment and material, and Cooperative Program Personnel assignments.

20. Support to the Industrial Base Support to the Industrial Base
SAAL-ZN
Support to the Industrial Base
Congressional Notification of proposed sales of US weapon systems
Sale of 30 AH64D Apaches to Taiwan
Support to the Industrial Base
Congressional Notification of proposed sales of US weapon systems: $20.9B in FY 07. Each $B represents ~ 20,000 defense sector jobs.
Sale of 30 AH64D Apaches to Taiwan: The sale will fill the U.S. Army’s production gap of Apache Block II/III in CY11. It will fund the maritime frequency extension to the FCR - a $50M saving to the U.S. Army and provide the capability to the Army 3 years early.

21. Support the Industrial Base
SAAL-ZN
Support the Industrial Base
Changing the Security Cooperation Business Model
Advocacy
Entrepreneurial Export Policy
Support the Industrial Base
CHANGING THE SECURITY COOPERATION Business Model
To engage all of our tools in support of industrial based readiness – key projects/capabilities: SLAMRAAM, NVD, JAVELIN, EXCALIBUR
ADVOCACY – FCS Fast Track Licensing, Exemptions
ENTREPENEURIAL EXPORT POLICY – 3 Policies published and Rewriting 6 more
INDUSTRY OUTREACH – House Calls
Industry outreach 5

22. SAAL-ZG Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Strategy and Performance Planning
Mr. Edward Walters, III
Represented by: Ms. Doby Bokinsky

23. SAAL-ZG Lean Six Sigma/ Balanced Score Card CACO Actions
07-08 Weapon Systems Handbook
Strategic Communication Plan
OASA(ALT) Website
Speeches and Briefings

24. Deputy for Acquisition and Systems Management
SAAL-ZS
Deputy for Acquisition and Systems Management
MG Paul Izzo

25. SAAL-ZS Current Soldier Army Combat Helmet & Accessories
PVS 14 Monocular Night Vision Device & Accessories
Interceptor Body Armor, ESAPI, DAP*, Side Plates*, IOTV
Close Combat Optic
Gloves
PEQ-2A Infrared Light
Army Combat Uniform (ACU)
M4 Carbine (Modular)
Knee & Elbow Pads
Infantry Combat Boot Type II (Tan)
Protective Eyewear (Wiley X)
Thermal Weapons Sight II (Light)

26. Future Combat Systems (FCS)
SAAL-ZS
Future Combat Systems (FCS)
Traction Drive System
NLOS – LS Test
MULE
Class IV UAV

27. SAAL-ZS
Aviation Advanced Threat Infrared Countermeasures (ATIRCM) and Common Missile Warning System (CMWS) Program

28. Actual for 11 Month Period
SAAL-ZS
ZS Taskings
(Est. for 2007)
Actual for 11 Month Period
(As of 28 Nov 07)
2410
# of Taskings
Calendar Year-
Source: HQDA Tracking System

29. ACA Director Army Contracting Agency Mr. Byron Young
Represented by: Ms. Gabrielle Ward

30. ACA
Provided continuous contracting support to the following Army Commands: IMCOM, ATEC, TRADOC, FORSCOM, MDW, NETCOM PEO-EIS, CIO-G6, MEDCOM, USAR, Army Secretariat, ARSTAFF, OSD, Joint Staff, USAREUR, USARPAC, USARSO, 8th Army, 3rd Army, USAF In Korea
Increased the Contracting actions from 154,000 to 173,000 and dollars obligated from $14.2B to $15.8B
Increased Small Business Awards by $1 Billion - $399 Million* awarded to Service Disabled, Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) (*Highest in the history of the Army).
Awarded major IT contracts for CONUS Theater Network Operations Centers (C-TNOSC) and Information Technology Enterprise Solutions Hardware valued at $5B

31. ACA
The US Army Contracting Command Americas/410th CSB deployed to provide contingency contracting support to US Army North during the California Wild Fires, October 2007 and awarded a multiple award Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP) Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantify (IDIQ) contract in support of US Southern Command.
The US Army Contracting Command Korea/411th CSB participated in EXEVAL (Apr) coupled with an “Ulchi Focus Lens and RSOI Exercises demonstrating USACCK/411th CSB’s capability to “Fight Tonight”.
The US Army Contracting Agency – Pacific awarded MEDEVAC contract support for USARPAC replacing deployed military capability

32. OASA(ALT) Perspective

33. OASA(ALT) Perspective
Contracting
$4,420,843,256,821 (Base and All Options Value)
152 Actions
Programs
Over 550 Systems (ACAT I, II, & III)
Congressional Affairs Contact Officer (CACO )
Over 600 Questions for the Record
434 Congressional Inquiries
12 Hearings
Staff Action Control Office (SACO)
8,000 to 10,000 per year

34. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

35. ASA(ALT) Contributions
CFC
ASA(ALT) Contributions
Goal $60,000
Collected $35,087
That's 58% of our goal. We have had 63 donors out of a population of 305.

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