ALAMO CHAPTER CHAPTER - Aug 24, 2021 |
Guest Speaker Discusses Accelerating Change in Information Warfare |
The chapter held its first in-person luncheon of 2021 at the Randolph Air Force Base Parr Club. Brig. Gen. Robert Lyman, USAF, assistant deputy chief of staff for Cyber Effects Operation, Air Force A-2/6, was the guest speaker. As the Cyberspace Operations and Support Career Field functional manager, Gen. Lyman is responsible for the development of 36,000 officers and enlisted personnel. He balances costs and risks for Air Force Cyber Effects programs. Additionally, Gen. Lyman is responsible for integrating the U.S. Air Force's air, space and cyberspace effects operations capabilities into the joint fight by informing policy, synchronizing relevant efforts and advocating for resources to provide secure, reliable and timely information to joint warfighters. |
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The chapter hosts its first in-person luncheon of 2021 at the Randolph Air Force Base Parr Club in August. Attendees included industry, academia and military members of the Air Force Developmental Team. |
Chapter President Rick Lipsey presents Brig. Gen. Robert Lyman, USAF, assistant deputy chief of staff for Cyber Effects Operations, Air Force A-2/6, with a coin during the chapter's first in-person luncheon held in August. Gen. Lyman discussed the accelerating change in information warfare to members and attendees. |
"There's nothing like in-person," is the resounding message during the chapter's first in-person luncheon at the Randolph Air Force Base Parr Club. Gen. Lyman poses for a photo with a few of the chapter's board of directors. (l-r) Lipsey; Rob Licciardi, chapter vice president of programs; Jason Hall, chapter vice president of corporate affairs; and Szu-Moy Toves, chapter vice president of publicity. |