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THE CRITICAL LINK U.S. ARMY COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS COMMAND CENTRAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT FACILITY LOGISTICS AND READINESS CENTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CENTER TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT U.S. ARMY INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING COMMAND CECOM MISSION Develop, provide, integrate, and sustain the logistics and readiness of C4ISR systems and mission command capabilities for the joint, interagency, and multi-national forces worldwide. CECOM VISION Life-cycle provider of choice for supporting joint warfighting superiority through world-class globally networked C4ISR systems. CECOM CORE FUNCTIONS Depot Level Manufacturing, Repair and Overhaul Field Support Foreign Military Assistance Interoperability Certification Logistics, Sustainment Planning and Execution Software Sustainment Supply Chain Management IT Systems Engineering and Integration 20 THE LINK | SPRING 2013 DEVELOP | PROVIDE | INTEGRATE | SUSTAIN cecom.army.mil
CECOM Profiles of Excellence Employee’s heroic actions earn praise By Justin Eimers, TYAD People A production controller from Tobyhanna Army Depot received a humanitarian service award for his quick thinking and life-saving actions in a critical situation. Nathan Trolio was honored with a Civilian Award for Humanitarian Service after he assisted in saving the life of a race fan struck by lightning at Pocono Raceway in August. Trolio attended the Pennsylvania 400 with his wife, brother and parents, and took shelter in his car when he witnessed a lightning strike that killed one man and injured nine others. Without hesitation, Trolio ran out of his car to attend to one of the victims and immediately began administering CPR to the unconscious man. “The award recognizes Trolio’s willingness to help a complete stranger with little regard for his own safety,” said Jody Oustrich, chief of the Systems Integration and Support Directorate. Oustrich submitted the award nomination to commend Trolio for his heroic act. Quick-thinking Nathan Trolio earned a Civilian Award for Humanitarian Services. Trolio is grateful for being recognized and thankful he was in the right place at the right time. “The award means a lot to me,” he said. “I always do whatever I can to help someone regardless of the situation. I’m proud of what I did and honored to be awarded for my actions.” CECOM Commanding General Maj. Gen. Robert S. Ferrell presented the award to Trolio during a ceremony last week. Maj. Gen. Ferrell praised Trolio for his heroic actions. “Mr. Trolio’s courage and selfless service are highly commendable and reflect positively upon him, Tobyhanna Army Depot, this Command and the United States Army,” said Ferrell. Anthony Ricchiazzi SPRING 2013 | THE LINK 21
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