27 April 2012 - The Gulf Defender

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Friday, April 27, 2012
Air Force names Hall of Famers
Six named to 2012 Cyberspace Operations and Support Hall of Fame
By Staff Sgt. Tiffany Trojca
Air Force Public Affairs Agency
WASHINGTON (AFNS) —
Six individuals are scheduled
to be inducted into the
Air Force Cyberspace Operations
and Support Hall of
Fame during a ceremony
June 27 at Andrews Air
Force Base, Md.
Induction into the Cyberspace
Operations and Support
Hall of Fame honors
individuals who made significant
contributions, both
to the Air Force and their
career field, while serving
in the public and private
sectors, according to the
program’s website.
The program began
in 1999 and originally was
dubbed the Communications
and Information Hall
of Fame.
The individuals receiving
the honor are retired
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Maj. Gen. Dale Meyerrose,
retired Brig. Gen. Bruce
J. Bohn, retired Brig. Gen.
Avon James, retired Lt.
Col. Grace M. Barth, retired
Chief Master Sgt. of the Air
Force Eric W. Benken and
Timothy Long.
According to the nomination,
Long’s engineering and
managerial expertise was
known throughout the air
defense and space communities
during his 52 years of
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service from 1941-1995. He
began his career as an electronics
engineer with the
1st Signal Aircraft Warning
Battalion and worked with
every aircraft warning and
control system in the U.S.
Army inventory from 1941
to 1945. He was appointed as
the only civilian director of
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Some of Barth’s accomplishments
include becoming
the first female officer
assigned to the Army
Airways Communication
System. In 1948, she was
selected to be the first
female commander of a
basic military training group
at Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas. Barth served from
1942 to 1961.
James pioneered the
development of data automation
competency and
excellence in the Air Force
from 1951 to 1983. His work
resulted in the Air Force
enjoying a governmentwide
reputation in the 1980s
as the uncontested trailblazer
and leader in the
application of computer and
communications technology
to mission and combat
support functions.
Bohn was a communications
trendsetter during
his 30 years of service from
1964 to 1994. He was critical
to the success of Operations
Desert Shield and Desert
Storm by establishing baselevel
communications at
26 bare base locations and
ensuring long-haul connectivity
to air component
and joint task force headquarters.
He culminated
his career as the director of
Joint Interoperability and
Engineering Organization,
Defense Information Systems
Agency.
Benken was a role
model for every information
manager in the Air
Force, rising from his start
as an administrative basic
trainee and advancing to
be the Air Force’s senior
enlisted leader. During his
29-year career, from 1970 to
1999, he served 23 years in
information management
assignments, followed by
six years serving in senior
enlisted advisor assignments,
culminating with his
selection as the 12th chief
master sergeant of the Air
Force.
During Meyerrose’s 33-
year career, from 1975 to
2008, his leadership and
accomplishments had a
lasting and major effect
on U.S. success in nationally
important, high-consequence
operations. He
served with distinction
in an unprecedented and
broad range of command,
control, communications
and computer systems
assignments in the Air
Force, the joint community
and the U.S. government.
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