understanding and support for the Air
MAJOR GENERAL LARRY O.
space wing, an air force station, a space
Force. He provides guidance and support SPENCER launch squadron, and missile operations
for 3,000 bandsmen, broadcasters, mul- Deputy Assistant group. The Air Force Nuclear Weapons
timedia, and public affairs professionals
Secretary for Budget,
O f fice of the Assistant
Center is responsible for the entire scope
in their mission to broadcast internal air Secretary of the A ir of nuclear weapons support functions.
force information, conduct community,
Force for Financial
Managem ent and
Prior to his current assignment, the
and media relations, manage integrated
Comptroller,
general was the vice commander, US Air
marketing, and execute security review
Headquarters US A ir
Force
Force Warfare Center, where he was the
programs. He is also a command pilot BS - industrial center’s focal point for air, space, and
with more than 3,000 fl ying hours in a
engineering technology
M A - business managem ent
information warfare expertise.
variety of aircraft. M A - resource strategy
Major General Spencer is respon-
LIEUTENANT GENERAL EDWARD A. sible for planning and directing budget
US NAVY
RICE JR. formulations annually that total more
Com mander, US Forces than $136 billion. He leads a staff of
ELLIOTT B. BRANCH, SENIOR
Japan
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
Com mander, 5th A ir
civilian and fi nancial managers who
Force, Yokota A ir Base, develop, integrate, and defend Air Force
Executive Director for Contracts
Japan.
resource requests to the Offi ce of the
Naval Sea Systems Com mand
BS - engineering
BS - Economics
sciences Secretary of Defense, Offi ce of Manage-
M S - aeronautical
In 1993, Elliott Branch became a
science and technology
ment and Budget, and Congress. He
M A - national security manages and executes funding that sup-
member of the Senior Executive Ser-
and strategic studies
ports military operations and air force
vice as director, shipbuilding contracts
In these two command positions
priorities at the direction of the Secretary
division, Naval Sea Systems Command.
Lieutenant General Rice is the senior
of Defense and Congress.
Members of the SES serve in the key
US military representative in Japan and
positions just below the top presidential
commander of US Air Force units in
appointees. They are the major link
BRIGADIER GENERAL ALFRED J.
Japan respectively. He is a 1978 distin-
between these appointees and the rest of
STEWART
guished graduate of the Air Force Acad-
the federal workforce, and they operate
Com mander, A ir Force
emy and has held numerous command Recruiting Service
and oversee nearly every government
and staff positions. He is a command
Headquarters A ir
activity in about 75 Federal agencies.
Education and Training
pilot with more than 3,800 fl ying hours.
Com mand
Branch is responsible for the contractual
Randolph A ir Force
Base, Texas
oversight of the nation’s most complex
MAJOR GENERAL DARRYL A. SCOTT
BS - managem ent and
shipbuilding and weapons systems pro-
business administration curement programs. He has the responsi-
Deputy Com mander, M A -national security
Task Force to Support and strategic studies
bility for one of the largest procurement
Business and Stability M S - national security strategy
organizations in the federal government.
O perations in Iraq -
O f fice of the Deputy Brigadier General Stewart is NAVSEA procures products and services
Under Secretary of
Defense (Business
responsible for accessing qualifi ed men
totaling more than 23 billion dollars
Transformation), Deputy
and women to meet the personnel
annually.
Director, Defense
Business
procurement requirements of today’s
Transformation Agency.
and tomorrow’s highly technological air
RONNIE J. BOOTH, SENIOR
B A - economics
M A - logistics managem ent
force. The recruiting service is responsi-
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
Prior to assuming his current posi-
ble for nearly 2,850 people in more than Special Assistant to the Auditor G eneral of the
tion, Major General Scott was com-
1,390 recruiting offi ces across the United
Nav y for Base Realignm ent and Closure
mander, Joint Contracting Command-
States and overseas. General Stewart is
O f fice of the Assistant Secretary of Nav y
(Manpower and Reserve A f fairs)
Iraq/Afghanistan. He was responsible
a command pilot with more than 3,000
for planning, executing, and managing
fl ying hours in the KC-135A, KC-135R,
critical contracting efforts supporting
T-1 and C-17 aircraft.
ANDREA E. BROTHERTON, SENIOR
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
US and coalition forces, humanitarian
Assistant G eneral Counsel (Financial
relief, and the reconstruction efforts in
BRIGADIER GENERAL EVERETT H.
Managem ent & Comptroller) Departm ent of the
Nav y
Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
THOMAS
BS - biology
Com mander, A ir Force BS - political science
Nuclear Weapons JD
Center
Kirtland A ir Force Base, Senior Executive Service member
N M
Andrea Brotherton joined the Offi ce of
BS - environmental
health
the General Counsel, Naval Air Systems
M S - industrial safety
Command in August 1985. Prior to
M A - national security
and strategy
her appointment to the SES, she served
Brigadier General Thomas has spent
as an associate counsel in the Offi ce of
his career in a variety of fi elds including
Counsel, Naval Sea Systems Command,
missile and space operations and main-
providing legal advice and managing
tenance. The general has commanded a
NAVSEA fi eld attorneys nationwide. In
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