TIDEWATER CHAPTER Chapter • Nov 05, 2009

Brig. Gen. Steven J. Spano, USAF, director of communications, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, served as the distinguished speaker for the November meeting. He discussed how to understand decisions that result in adjustments to paradigms and how operational procedures are affected. The information technology and cyber communities have to adjust their rules in high-threat, vulnerable and rapidly evolving combat spaces. However, the general noted, the opposing side is not confined by the same set of rules and can adjust its technology, strategy and tactics without limitations. Gen. Spano highlighted the theory of game changing as a need for the U.S. military to unify collaboration, integrate communication and focus on mission system integration.

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Bill Marion (l) presents Brig. Gen. Steven J. Spano, USAF, director of communications, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, with a token of thanks. The general served as the guest speaker for the November meeting.
Bill Marion (l) presents Brig. Gen. Steven J. Spano, USAF, director of communications, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, with a token of thanks. The general served as the guest speaker for the November meeting.
Marion (l) recognizes Master Sgt. Paul Kammerman, USAF, 10th Intelligence Squadron, as Airman of the Month for November.
Marion (l) recognizes Master Sgt. Paul Kammerman, USAF, 10th Intelligence Squadron, as Airman of the Month for November.
In November, Marion presents a certificate of appreciation to Denise Taylor on behalf of Booz Allen Hamilton. The company contributed to the chapter's educational fund.
In November, Marion presents a certificate of appreciation to Denise Taylor on behalf of Booz Allen Hamilton. The company contributed to the chapter's educational fund.