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OKLAHOMA CITY CHAPTER CHAPTER - May 13, 2008 |
Col. Michael Niezgoda, USAF, commander, 38th Engineering Installation Group (EIG), Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, spoke at the chapter's May luncheon. Col. Niezgoda provides infrastructure management for over $35 billion worth of integrated communications and computer systems through planning, program management, and implementation of organic and contract engineering and installation services. He is also responsible for the wartime employment of Air Force systems telecommunications engineering managers (STEMs). Col. Niezgoda provided an overview of the 38th EIG mission and the new vectors for warfighter support in Air Force Cyberspace. He emphasized the EIG's transition to Air Force Cyber Command, transformation of STEM functions, and strengthening warfighter support. Col. Niezgoda also discussed the role of the Cyberspace Infrastructure Planning System (CIPS) and the CIPS Visualization Component (CVC), which are used to automate communications infrastructure planning and implementation. |
Event Photographs: |
![]() As the May meeting's featured speaker, Col. Michael Niezgoda, USAF, commander, 38th Engineering Installation Group (EIG), Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, provided an overview of the mission and future strategy of the 38th EIG. |
![]() Justinn Hamby (l), Edmond North High School, receives a scholarship award from Renee Fairley, chapter vice president for special projects, during the May luncheon. |
![]() Maj. Anthony Gamboa, USAF (l), commander, 34th Combat Communications Squadron; Wil Edgerton, chief counsel (2nd from r), 38th Engineering Installation Group/JA; Col. Thomas Byrge, USAF (2nd from r), commander, 3rd Combat Communications Group; and Capt. Shannon Cummins, USAF, flight commander, Base Level Systems, 33rd Combat Communications Squadron, look forward to the featured speaker at the May luncheon. |