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Each PEO is headed by an Executive Officer who is a high ranking USAF official responsible for the cost, schedule, and performance of a major system, or portfolio of systems, worth billions of dollars. All PEOs report to the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for  \nAcquisitions and Technology.  \nAdvanced Aircraft  \nRapid design, fielding, and replacement of small-batch, advanced aircraft.  \nExecutive Officer: Col Dale White  \nDigital Systems  \nRapid, secure, user-centered'software as a service'solutions.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Steven Wert  \nCommunication and Networks  \nSolutions for communications, data, and secure networking.  \nExecutive Officer: Maj Gen Michael Schmidt  \nBusiness and Enterprise Systems  \nIT solutions for mission support and combat roles.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Richard Aldridge  \nRapid Sustainment  \nMaintenance, sustainment, and repair of aircraft and digital systems.  \nExecutive Officer: Lt Gen Robert McMurray  \nPresidential and Executive Aircraft  \nFields aircraft to transport VIPs.  \nExecutive Officer: Brig Gen Ryan Britton  \nSpecial Operations and Intelligence, Surveillance, and  \nReconnaissance  \nAcquires aerial and space-based surveillance and reconnaissance platforms.  \nExecutive Officer (Acting) : Col Michael Ji ru  \nNuclear Command,  \nMobility Control, and  \nCommunications  \nDevelops and fields transport and cargo aircraft.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMs. Lynda Rutledge  \nAcquires highly secure communication and data links.  \nExecutive Officer: Col Amanda Cato  \nrelief operation process.  \nTankers  \nAcquires and sustains air-to-air refueling platforms.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nBrig Gen John Newberry  \nSpace  \nSystems  \nManages the R&D, acquisition, and sustainment of satellitesand the associated command and control systems.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nLt Gen John Thompson  \nFighters + Bombers  \nAcquires and sustains fighter and bomber aircraft.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nBrig Gen Heath Collins  \nWeapons  \nDevelopment, fielding, and testing of air-delivery munitions.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nBrig Gen Anthony Genatempo  \nSpace Developmental Corps  \nTechnology maturation and prototyping critical capabilities for the next generation of space systems.  \nExecutive Officer: Col Dennis Blythewod  \nN  \nSpace Enterprise Corps  \nProvide common services, such as space launch activities, and management of sustainment activities.  \nExecutive Officer: Brig Gen Donna Shipton  \nSpace Production Corps  \nEfficient delivery, capitalizing on cross-cutting opportunities, like standardized space vehicles and components.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Cordell Delapena  \nAgile Combat Support  \nMission support solutions such as uniforms, simulators, and navigation.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Paul Waugh  \nRapid Capabilities Office  \nAcquire critical capabilities by utilizing unique approaches and oversight structures.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Randall Walden  \nSpace Rapid Capabilities Office  \nAcquire critical space capabilities by utilizing unique approaches and oversight structures.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMr. Michael Roberts  \nCombat and Mission Support ( Services)  \nAcquires services for the Air Force.  \nExecutive Officer: Ms. Nancy Andrews  \nJoint Strike Fighter  \nManages the acquisition and fielding of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.  \nExecutive Officer: Lt Gen Eric Fick  \nStrategic Systems  \nAcquires nuclear systems and supporting systems.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMaj Gen Shaun Morris  \nTechnical Executive Officer  \nManages internal and external R&D and Science programs.  \nExecutive Officer:  \nMaj Gen William Cooley  \nACQUISITION WORKFORCE  \nAIR FORCE CENTERS  \nof Air Force Materiel Command  \nThere are six centers that report to the Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) . Air Force Materiel Command develops, acquires and sustains the aerospace power","cbCail2tPPxvLx9K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail2tPPxvLx9K","pdf",594136,"English","# Program Executive Offices (PEOs)\n## Capability areas and Executive Officers\n## Acquisition workforce and Air Force Materiel Command centers\n## AFIMSC, AFLCMC, AFNWC, and AFRL overview","[{\"question\":\"What is the role of a Program Executive Office (PEO) in Air Force acquisitions?\",\"answer\":\"PEOs manage nearly all major solutions acquired by the Air Force each year and are headed by an Executive Officer responsible for cost, schedule, and performance.\"},{\"question\":\"Which capability areas are covered in the cheat sheet, and how are they presented?\",\"answer\":\"The cheat sheet lists multiple capability areas (e.g., advanced aircraft, digital systems, communications, rapid sustainment, tankers, space systems, weapons, agile combat support) and associates each with an Executive Officer.\"},{\"question\":\"What do Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) centers such as AFIMSC and AFLCMC do?\",\"answer\":\"AFMC centers provide specialized responsibilities: AFIMSC delivers installation and mission support capabilities, while AFLCMC manages weapon systems holistically across their life cycle to reduce redundancy and improve efficiency.\"}]","Air Force Acquisitions Program Executive Offices (PEOs) Cheat Sheet - Executive Officers by Capability | PDF",1791925544]