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DEPARTMENT of the AIR FORCE 1670 Air Force Pentagon, Washington, DC 20330–1670 Phone (703) 697–7376, Fax 695–8809 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 1670 Air Force Pentagon, Washington, DC 20330–1670 phone (703) 697–7376, fax 695–8809 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE Secretary of the Air Force.—Hon. Barbara Barrett, Room 4E878. Confidential Assistant.—Peggy Buchanan. Senior Military Assistant.—Brig. Gen. David Miller. Deputy Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Sean Piccirilli. Military Aid.—Lt. Col. Angela Tapia. Executive Assistants: SMSgt Ronald Lerch, TSgt Kristen Winters. SECAF /CSAF EXECUTIVE ACTION GROUP Director.—Col. Deborah Lovette (703) 697–5540. Deputy Chief.—Catherine Perro. UNDER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE 1670 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4E858, Washington, DC 20330–1670 phone (703) 697–1361 Under Secretary of the Air Force.—Hon. John Roth (acting), PTDO. Confidential Assistant.—Rosa Ramirez. Senior Military Assistant.—Col. Andrew Clark. Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Tyler Hess. Executive Assistant.—MSgt Ivanka Vrechkov. CHIEF OF STAFF 1670 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4E924, Washington, DC 20330–1670 phone (703) 693–7837 Chief of Staff.—Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. Confidential Assistant.—Terri Stern. Special Assistant.—Samuel Neill, Room 4E929, 697–1930. Executive Officer.—Col. Curtis Bass. Vice Chief of Staff.—Gen. Stephen Wilson, Room 4E944, 695–7911. Director of Staff.—Lt. Gen. Timothy Fay, Room 4E877, 695–7913. Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force.—CMSAF Joanne Bass, Room 4E941, 695–0498. CHIEF OF SPACE OPERATIONS 1670 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4E858, Washington, DC 20330–1670 phone (703) 695–9387 Chief of Space Operations.—Gen. John Raymond. Confidential Assistant.—Audrey Pfingston. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. Tammy Schlichenmaier. Director of Staff.—Lt. Gen. Nina Armagno, 693–9513. United States Space Force Senior Enlisted Advisor.—CMSgt Roger Towberman, 693–6276. DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 1080 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4E192, Washington, DC 20330–1080 Deputy Under Secretary.—Kelli L. Seybolt (703) 695–7263. 631 632 Congressional Directory Assistant Deputy.—Maj. Gen. Stephen ‘‘Steve’’ Oliver, 695–7261. Executive Officers: Lt. Col. Bethany McCarthy, 693–1941; Georgia Smothers, 695–7263. Congressional Liaison.—Julie Birt (571) 309–9969. 1080 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4C253, Washington, DC 20330–1080 Director of Policy.—James A. Dunn (571) 256–7491. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. John Smith, 256–7494. Executive Assistant.—Michelle Polk, 256–7495. 1080 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4C947, Washington, DC 20330–1080 Director of Regional Affairs.—Brig. Gen. Todd A. Dozier (703) 695–2022. Executive Officer.—Maj. Linda Thierauf, 695–2077. Executive Assistant.—Sanura Wade, 695–2080. 1080 Air Force Pentagon, Room 4C253, Washington, DC 20330–1080 Director of Strategy, Resources, and Integration.—Maj. Gen. Brian Neal (ANG), (571) 256– 9492. Executive Assistant.—Patricia Green, 256–9491. ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ACQUISITION, TECHNOLOGY AND LOGISTICS 1060 Air Force Pentagon, Washington, DC 20330 110 Luke Avenue, Suite 200, Bolling AFB, Washington, DC 20032–6400 Assistant Secretary.—Dr. Will Roper (703) 697–6361. Senior Military Assistant.—Col. Luke Cropsey, 697–6990. Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Jonathan Varoli, 697–6362. Principal Deputy.—Darlene Costello, 697–9373. Military Deputy.—Lt. Gen. Duke Richardson, 697–6363. Executive Officer.—Maj. Matthew Foertsch, 695–7311. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ACQUISITION INTEGRATION Deputy Assistant Secretary.—William Bailey (571) 256–0355. Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Mark Murphy, 256–0351. Executive Officer.—Maj. Michael Huegerich, 256–0356. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR CONTRACTING Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Maj. Gen. Cameron Holt (571) 256–2397. Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary.—John Cannaday, 256–2397. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. Mark Mizzell, 256–2397. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Ms. Kristen Baldwin (571) 256–0303. Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Dr. Yvette Weber, 256–0303. Executive Officer.—Maj. Matthew Saar, 256–0303. CAPABILITY DIRECTORATE FOR GLOBAL POWER PROGRAMS Director.—Maj. Gen. James Dawkins, Jr. (571) 256–0191. Deputy Director.—Col. Erik Rhylander, 256–0192. Executive Officer.—Maj. Austin Page, 256–0196. CAPABILITY DIRECTORATE FOR GLOBAL REACH PROGRAMS Director.—Brig. Gen. Mark R. August (571) 256–0489. Deputy Director.—Col. Leland A. Davis, 256–0497. Executive Officer.—Maj. Joseph Dias, 256–0522. CAPABILITY DIRECTORATE FOR INFORMATION DOMINANCE Director.—Kevin Stamey (571) 256–0081. Department of Defense—Air Force 633 Deputy Director.—Col. Robert Dietrick, 256–0082. Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Robert Thornton, 256–0085. Executive Officer.—Maj. Nicholas DuPre, 256–0083. CAPABILITY DIRECTORATE FOR SPACE PROGRAMS Director.—Brig. Gen. Steven Whitney (571) 695–3423. Deputy Director.—Col. Deven Lowman, 695–3499. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. David Sampayan, 695–3435. DIRECTORATE FOR SPECIAL PROGRAMS Director.—Col. Richard McGlamory (202) 767–3890. Deputy Director.—Chris DiNenna (571) 256–0005. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. Eric Palmer (571) 256–0028. DIRECTORATE FOR DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE RAPID CAPABILITIES Director.—Randall Walden (202) 767–1800. Deputy Director.—Charles Nava (acting), 767–1800. Executive Officer.—Maj. Blaine Stewart, 767–3203. ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND COMPTROLLER (SAF /FM) 1130 Air Force Pentagon, Washington, DC 20330–1130 Air Force Cost Analysis Agency, Jones Building 1500 West Perimeter Road, Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762 Assistant Secretary.—John P. Roth, Room 4E978 (703) 695–0829. Senior Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Phelemon T. Williams, 695–0829. Chief, Enlisted Matters.—CMSgt. John A. Writer, 614–5429. PRINCIPAL DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Richard Hartley (703) 695–0837. Military Assistant.—Maj. Ashley A. Housley, 695–0837. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR BUDGET (SAF /FMB) Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Maj. Gen. James D. Peccia III, Room 5D912 (703) 695–1876. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. Scott J. Thompson, 695–1876. Deputy.—Carolyn M. Gleason, 697–1876. Director of: Budget and Appropriations Liaison.—Col. Kerry D. Britt, Room 5C949, 614–8114. Budget Investment.—Carlos Rodgers, Room 5D912, 697–1220. Budget Operations and Personnel.—Brig. Gen. James D. Peccia, Room 5D912, 697– 0627. Budget Programs.—Col. James R. Culpepper, Room 5C950, 614–7883. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR COST AND ECONOMICS (SAF /FMC) Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Pamela C. Schwenke, Room 5E975 (703) 697–5311. Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Grant McVicker, Room 5E975, 697–5313. Executive Officer.—Lt. Col. David E. Stephens, Room 5E975, 697–5312. Technical Director for Cost and Economics.—Ranae P. Woods, Suite 3500 (240) 612– 5615. Director, Economics and Business Management.—Dr. Anne L. Gorney, Room 4C843 (703) 693–9347. Director, Cost Analysis Division.—Col. Davis H. Maulding, Room 4C943, 697–0288. 634 Congressional Directory DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR FINANCIAL OPERATIONS (SAF /FMF) Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Fredrick E. Carr, Room 5D739 (703) 614–4180. Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Tina M. Pierce, Room 5D739, 614–4180. Chief Information Officer.—Shirley L. Reed, Room 5D739, 614–5437. Military Assistant.—Lt. Col. Nyree D. Lensch, 614–4180. Director for— Accounting Policy and Reporting.—Omolola A. Fawole, Andrews AFB, MD (240) 612– 5212. AF Financial Systems Organization.—Glena G. Gibson, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH (937) 257–2262. AFAFO.—Eric Cuebas, JB Andrews, MD (240) 612–5600. AF-IPPS.—Deborah Kennedy, San Antonio, TX (210) 565–4329. DEAMS.—Todd M. Baker, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH (937) 656–8554. FIAR.—Katrina M. Rawls, Andrews AFB, MD (240) 612–5281. Financial Services.—Gregory Wilson, Ellsworth AFB, SD (605) 385–8682. Information Systems and Technology.—John Koski, Andrews AFB, MD (240) 612–5283. ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR INSTALLATIONS, ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY 1665 Air Force Pentagon, Washington, DC 20330–1665 Assistant Secretary.—Hon. John W. Henderson. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Jennifer Miller. Executive Officers: Lt. Col. William Notbalm, 697–5023; Col. Rockie Wilson. Executive Secretary.—Vacant, 697–4936. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR INSTALLATIONS (SAF /IEI) Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Jennifer Miller, 695–3592. Executive Officer.—Maj. Sean Stapler, 695–6456. Executive Secretary /Administrative Support.—Sheenia T. Williams, 695–3592. Deputy, Installation Planning.—Steve Arenson (571) 256–2471. Director, Installation Planning (IEIP).—Col. Craig Rezac, 697–0997. Director, Real Estate Policy.—Carol Ann Beda, 697–7003. Manager, Legislative /Public Affairs.—Frank Smolinsky, 697–1980. Cooperative, Installation Policy.—Vacant, 693–3349. Program Managers: Tim P. Brennan, 695–5730; Ed McCarthy, 693–9339; John Smith, 693–8309; Terry Tallent, 697–6492. AFCEC Liaison.—Robert McCann, 692–9515. Assistant for ANG Affairs, Installations.—Col. Craig Rezac, 697–0997. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY AND INFRASTRUCTURE (SAF /IEE) Deputy Assistant Secretary.—Mark A. Correll, 697–9297. Principal Director, E/S/I Policy.—Christa Gunn, 697–2066. Executive Officer.—Capt. Gina McComb, 697–9297. Executive Secretary /Administrative Support.—Sheenia T. Williams, 695–3592. Environment Policy and Programs.—Michelle Brown, 697–0989. Director: Environmental Policy and Programs.—Otis Hicks, 693–9328. Infrastructure Policy.—Lt. Col. David Berrios, 693–2047. Installation Energy Policy and Programs.—Douglas Tucker, 693–9544. Occupational Health Plans and Programs.—Col. Joel Almosara (571) 256–4397. Occupational
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