U.S. Army CECOM

The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency held a Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment change of command ceremony Feb. 21, recognizing outgoing commander, Capt. Andrew Whittenbarger, and welcoming the unit’s new commander, Capt. Paul Abucher. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e7RkTA6b #USAMMA #HHD Army Medical Logistics Command

Soldiers at the United States Army Medical Materiel Center, Korea (USAMMC-K) conducted joint sling load training with the 2nd Combat Aviation Battalion on Feb. 13, 2025. Sling load operations are a critical component of military logistics, enabling the rapid transport of supplies, equipment and vehicles using helicopters. The training program ensures Soldiers can securely rig, inspect, and attach loads, emphasizing safety and teamwork. Read more on how the ability to transport heavy or oversized supplies by helicopter gives USAMMC-K a significant tactical advantage in contingency situations: https://lnkd.in/efgXd4YX Army Medical Logistics Command

U.S. Army CECOM SEC participated in the Converged Infrastructure Technical Interchange Meeting (CI TIM) held Jan. 29-30 at Fort Eisenhower, Georgia. Hosted by INSCOM G7, the CI TIM focused on addressing capability gaps, limitations, intelligence requirements, and other topics aligned with INSCOM’s mission. Key discussions included the CECOM SEC-owned Tactical SIGINT Baseline and the upcoming end-to-end testing of the ATHENA jet with both legacy and new Guardrail SIGINT Suite Modernization (GSSM) sensors. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/ecTRPHgy #CITIM #CECOMSEC

Celebrating academic excellence! Chief Warrant Officer 5 Linc W. McCoy, with U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, was a guest speaker at a Distinguished Honors Assembly for students who earned a 3.75 grade point average or higher at Aberdeen High School on Feb. 26, 2025. McCoy talked about a few challenges he faced in high school, including moving multiple times. McCoy said he used those challenges to transform and adapt, and this ability to be flexible has helped him now as a Soldier. He said that by achieving academic success, the students also show flexibility and adaptability. He encouraged the students to “Be All You Can Be.” “Through transformation, you build character, something that will serve you well as you continue to achieve success beyond high school, so be proud of yourself,” McCoy told the students. “Recognize how much work you have done to able to get to this point.” At the end of the assembly, McCoy and school administrators congratulated each student who received an honor roll certificate. For more photos, visit: https://lnkd.in/eEez3mST #CECOM #AberdeenHighSchool #APGinthecommunity #Education #BeAllYouCanBe

Today we spotlight Gabriela Santos-Babilonia, a human resources specialist with the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command G1-Human Resources, Human Capital Division, on the Civilian Awards Team. Santos-Babilonia enjoys the variety of her job and learning new things daily in the G1. She also is currently working to complete a master’s degree in industrial-organizational psychology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and is set to graduate this spring. Santos-Babilonia said she strives to be the best version of herself, and this mindset keeps her motivated. Read more about Gabriela’s story here: https://lnkd.in/eBcZZcqU #CECOM #BeAllYouCanBe #ArmyCivilian

This is us. We are Team Tobyhanna. Nearly 3,000 strong, bound by a shared commitment to something bigger than ourselves. Every day, we trek to the Poconos, not just as employees, but as patriots. We are the artisans, tradespeople, engineers, technicians, support staff – the hardworking civilians who pour our hearts and minds into our work, ensuring our brave servicemembers are equipped and ready to defend this nation. When warfighters step onto the battlefield, they carry a piece of Team Tobyhanna with them, crafted with the highest quality standards, forged with precision, and imbued with gratitude for their service and sacrifice. We are Tobyhanna Army Depot, we are proud to serve, and there’s nothing we won’t do for America’s heroes.

Lt. Gen. Christopher Mohan, deputy commanding general and acting commander of U.S. Army Materiel Command, visited CECOM headquarters on Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, Feb 24. During his visit, Mohan received a quarterly update from the major subordinate commands, presented coins to several outstanding team members, and toured the U.S. Army CECOM SEC’s Army-Reprogramming Analysis Team lab. ARAT showcased its electromagnetic warfare mission software products demonstrating its ability to ensure operational readiness of electromagnetic spectrum weapon systems in support of commanders across the full range of military operations. US Army #AMC #CECOM #ARAT

Yesterday, Lieutenant General Christopher Mohan visited SEC as part of CECOM’s quarterly major subordinate command update to the Army Materiel Command. Throughout the visit, SEC showcased various capability briefings and demonstrations. Congratulations to Teresa Manganaro, SEC Human Resources Branch Chief, who was presented with an AMC Commander’s coin recognition for her remarkable efforts and leadership.

When the Soldiers of the 4th Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment (4/23 INF) needed technical assistance and training to troubleshoot a Trailer Mounted Support System (TMSS) and Electronic Control Unit, they called on Logistics Assistance Representatives (LARs) from the CECOM Integrated Logistics Support Center (ILSC). LARs traveled to Joint Base Lewis-McChord and worked closely with the maintainers of the 4th Battalion, 23d Infantry Tomahawks to increase their readiness rate and give them the knowledge they need to keep these warfighters ready for any obstacles in their path. #CECOMILSC #ArmyCivilian #infantry #warfighter #weserve

Did you know the US Army once used pigeons to send and receive messages? The Army’s pigeon program, which began in 1917 under the orders of General John Pershing, was headquartered at Fort Monmouth under the Signal Corps from 1919 until its discontinuation in 1957. CECOM historian Susan Thompson returns in this latest episode of ‘From the CECOM Archive’ with more on the U.S. Army's carrier pigeons.