Odyssey Employee Achievements
Odyssey is a great company made up of great people. So, it’s only fitting that we recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of the best employees in the business. Below are just a few recent examples of the tremendous achievements of our Odyssey team.
Aviation
Shane Schleusner‘s expert assistance proved critical in preparing the AFTENCAP Program Element Monitor (PEM) for Staff briefs to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, the House Armed Services Committee, and the Senate Appropriations Committee—Defense. Shane provided detailed explanations, organizational ‘corporate knowledge’, and illustrative walk-throughs of different topics and select Talons/development efforts. The Staffer briefs for AF TENCAP were highly successful; the PEM “killed it,” and no follow-up RFIs were issued. According to the Director, AF TENCAP, the PEM “gave a big shout out to our team” and “She specifically called out Shane…”
John Kusnierek and Charles “Chuck” McMahon: The Light Reconnaissance Foreign Military Sales branch has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 General Mark A. Welsh One Air Force Award at the U.S. Air Force level. This is a significant achievement and a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire “Buckeyes” team supporting Strategic ISR Advancement, Enhanced Lebanese Security, Counterterrorism in Tunisia, and Korean Peninsula Stability. Great job, John and Chuck!
Kiley Combs and Rich Shoaf—Congratulations on the 3-year ATO renewal for the HC-130J! Without this approval, aircraft would essentially be grounded—cut off from the ability to communicate and share data with our mission partners. It requires a monumental amount of documentation and briefings through the engineering home offices—and this team absolutely crushed it; they received approval without any comments / actions at the highest level.
Ms. Jessica Smith provided exceptional support to the Program Support Division (PSD) at PEO SOFSA. Jessica always displays a “Can Do” attitude. Daily, she goes the extra mile to support our staff and take care of our customers for the Task Orders she supports. She was a true team player during our annual FY25 Strategic Workload Symposium, where she briefed two informational briefs (PEO SOFSA Portal Page and Service Delivery Summaries). On short notice (less than 5 hours), she briefed the Service Delivery Summary presentation for a coworker who couldn’t complete it due to an unexpected appointment. Her institutional knowledge enabled her to provide PEO SOFSA customers with a wealth of information to help them prepare Request for Proposal (RFP) packets for future requirements, supporting the warfighter. Her dedication, professionalism, and wealth of experience are a true asset to the PEO SOFSA Team.”
C2ISR
C3IW (HBG) EPASS ISR Transport and Processing (ITP) Team celebrates 2QCY25 Large Team Award
On 13 August 2025, the Odyssey EPASS ISR Transport and Processing team (AFLCMC/C3IW) celebrated winning the 2nd Quarter Large Team of the Quarter at the Division level with a Pizza Party. Odyssey team members recognized for their hard work were Jennifer Sylvia, Tom Morris, Adam Mancini, Tracy Romel, Gary Abbate, Dean Michelini, and Fred Harrington (Odyssey’s Task Lead). The ITP program supports high-altitude Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations, supporting multiple mission partners. Congratulations to the entire EPASS AFLCMC/C3IW ITP team for a job well done!
ODY HBU Team’s Instrumental support in the Hanscom Opto22 PLCs Rip & Replace (R&R) with Lenel IDS Project
Odyssey team members were instrumental in leading the Hanscom Opto22 PLCs Rip & Replace (R&R) with Lenel IDS project. The team members’ contributions have been multifaceted and exceptional, including providing comprehensive reviews for CDRs and design reviews, as well as skillfully coordinating with our Hanscom ESS/NSO, Civil Engineering, and communications squadron personnel to help the MPO navigate complex challenges and address numerous technical and logistical issues. The invaluable contribution leading up to and during the successful Hanscom Opto22 PLCs R&R with Lenel IDS SAT has been nothing short of exemplary. The Odyssey team’s unwavering persistence in seeing projects through to completion and ensuring that all encountered issues are resolved in a timely and thorough manner demonstrates their exceptional commitment to mission success. Their individual and team leadership has been pivotal in helping the HBUM PMO successfully execute the replacement of the Opto22 PLCs with Lenel IDS at Hanscom and achieve a successful SAT. Their professionalism and technical expertise have significantly contributed to our program’s overall success as HBUM positions Hanscom for PSIM.
HBA’s Hans Hilterman Retires from the USAF Reserves
Hans Hilterman, Colonel/O-6 in the USAF Reserves retired from service on 1 Sept. His accomplishments include active duty service as an F-15E Strike Eagle pilot and flight lead, glider Evaluator Pilot at the USAFA airfield for cadet airmanship programs, as well as Reserve assignments in the USAFA Admissions Office as the Massachusetts Liaison Officer Director for recruiting and interviewing applicants, USAFA Admissions Regional Director for the western U.S., and then Resource Manager for 240+ Reservists.
Odyssey’s Amanda Alt Outstanding Accomplishment for C3C/Kessel Run
Mrs. Amanda Alt finalized the Air Operations Center (AOC) Weapon System (WS) Enterprise Test and Evaluation (T&E) Strategy. She secured signature approval from all external supporting organizations, Major General Cropsey (PEO, Command, Control, Communications, and Battle Management), and final approval from the Director of Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E), the senior advisor to the Secretary of Defense on operational testing. The approved strategy has been distributed to all supporting organizations.
The strategy was developed through multiple meetings and review sessions to identify testing requirements for Kessel Run’s Software Acquisition Pathway (SAP) processes. It aligns testing across several AOC WS efforts managed by Kessel Run: the 10.1 baseline, the Application and Transformation (AppTX) program to migrate legacy applications to the Cloud, and the modernization effort known as the Kessel Run All Domain Operations Suite (KRADOS).
This marks the first enterprise-level test strategy within the DoD to adopt the SAP for a system as large as the AOC WS. It transitions testing from a traditional “waterfall” sustainment approach to the DoDI 5000.87 Software Acquisition Pathway, which uses modern iterative methods (agile, CI/CD), advanced tools (DevSecOps), and human-centered design to test and deliver software continuously. Continuous testing across all AOC WS efforts will ensure that delivered products meet performance, reliability, security, survivability, and operational resilience requirements.
CCN2
Across the CCN2 Group, our team has had several individuals recognized for their outstanding service to the government. Here are highlights of some of the work being done by those individuals:
Communications and Networks Division (ARS HN Contract)
Jason Engelhard‘s intel expertise and participation in a multi-user Threat Working Group were critical to the success of this Program Office-led event. Jason’s preparation, analytics, and unwavering commitment to the Program were evident in his presentation and his ability to facilitate significant user dialogue. Jason’s briefing provided the community with vital insight into adversary technological advancements that will impact future requirements and mission planning.
The HNIA Branch Chief recognized James Harter for his outstanding contributions to the Lantern Program. The Lantern Tower Climbing Team successfully installed an L-Band antenna, cohesively demonstrating expertise in hoisting, rappelling, and testing during the complex seven-hour operation. Their error-free work has been recognized as a model safety program by the base safety office. This drives Joint All Domain C2 development by supporting the Tactical Data Network’s Gray Flag exercise, in which Lincoln Labs’ two twin Otter aircraft will communicate with the tower. Finally, the team collaborated with the Massachusetts Army National Guard, synchronizing the use of no-cost Lantern SCIFs for the 126th Cyber Protection Battalion to support their Cyber warfare mission and train soldiers from across New England.
The HN team recognized Carla Yuska for her attention to detail and testing skills in identifying and communicating issues to the government’s system integrator, as well as for holding them accountable for NRC deficiencies. Carla identified a critical system integrator discrepancy in their Jira work package structuring that established product inefficiencies, making it challenging to track work across sustainment and new development efforts. Her actions triggered a government investigation into restricting the delivered work and gained efficiency in the Program’s execution.
Brian Banfield has recently been promoted to Area Lead and subsequently appointed as the on-site Task Lead to support Odyssey’s success in San Antonio. As the leader of a 15-employee team, Brian provided consistent, day-to-day leadership that ensured smooth operational execution. In addition to overseeing personnel, Brian took full ownership of essential administrative responsibilities, including the timely approval of timecards and travel expense reports, which directly contributed to payroll accuracy and employee satisfaction. Most importantly, Brian is the face of the customer in San Antonio, maintaining excellent communication with employees and the HN Operations Director, offering complete transparency and proactive updates that foster trust and operational alignment. Brian’s initiative, leadership, and dedication have had a profound and lasting impact on the team and the overall success of the mission.
Special Programs Division Support
Nathan Shwartz was selected as the C&N PEO Special Programs Division (HNJ) Unsung Hero. Nate’s contributions show that when a critical deadline looms, as Nathan has been there for the customer time and time again, anticipating their needs, providing support, and ensuring everything is in place. He drives a host of critical administrative functions—from preparing crucial documents and ensuring a welcoming and productive office space to managing complex calendars and travel arrangements, coordinating HNJ awards, and overseeing the Automated Time Attendance and Production System (ATAAPS), all while serving as the Unit Training Monitor. His hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment have made the Special Programs Division a better place to be.
Steven Ambrosini and Thomas Philbrick were recognized as part of the CY25 2nd quarter Team SAP awards at the AFLCMC level. Steven provided direct Program Management support as part of a geographically separated team operating a 24/7 special access network with 99.98% uptime. Steven has supported the development of an Information Technology (IT) consolidation strategy to collapse enterprise systems & launch a shift to the Department of the Air Force (DAF) leading-edge IT solution. Steven continues to support network modernization, collaborating with DAF & Defense Industrial Base partners to provide enabling IT before weapon system manufacturing, thereby averting IT rework while driving the next-generation technical leap.
Cybersecurity Information Assurance Support (CIAS)
Brendan Kok has been a hard charger since he joined the Air Force TEMPEST team in October 2024. Within his first week of employment, one of his three teammates was injured and had to be out of the office for the first five months of being hired. This meant he had little time to learn his specific duties as a TEMPEST countermeasure review validator on the CIAS contract. To his credit, he quickly identified his role on the team, which supports over 350 Air Force and Space Force cybersecurity offices, managing more than 18,000 classified processing locations worldwide. In his first 10 months, he reviewed over 2,600 engineering plans to secure Air and Space Force classified information systems from intentional and unintentional electronic-based vulnerabilities. At the same time, he answered over 1,300 requests for information via phone calls, emails, and other electronic correspondence with 100% accuracy. Also, he provided valuable insights into the AF TEMPEST policy rewrite. Brendan’s can-do attitude and team mentality make him an invaluable asset to his coworkers and manager, and bring credit to Odyssey as a whole.
As a member of the Air Force Ports, Protocols, and Services (PPS) team, Brian Muthami has been a rock supporting over 1,100 Air and Space Force classified and unclassified information systems, the security managers who administer them, and his government program heads. When the PPS team lost one of its members to the Air Force civil service, Brian jumped in, became well versed in and assumed the departed member’s duties, where he completed over 250 PPS compliance reviews, triaged and registered nearly 300 information systems security manager’s requests to connect updated and new ports and services to the DoD Information Network, and updated over 70 new service registrations. While Brian was picking up the slack due to the loss of his teammate, he continued to work on completing his cybersecurity bachelor’s degree. He studied for his Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification. It is teammates like Brian who strive to make their work family as constructive as possible, all the while working on their personal self-improvement goals. Brian’s willingness to help the team is a model for his coworkers and brings great pride to Odyssey.
SELOCY
Quinta Triplett provided behind-the-scenes support on SELOCY, assisting the Training Team in recently identifying missing test cases for decedent processing stemming from a prior BPM update. Upon notification, the responsible product team immediately shifted priorities to analyze, develop, and execute the required test cases. This timely action ensured training activities could continue without disruption. This effort reflects exceptional cross-team collaboration and adaptability, demonstrating how effectively our teams align to meet mission needs.
NC3 PAAS Contract
In recognition of Clayton Gardner‘s efforts, during the January 8th, 2025, Senior Leader Network Program Management Office Annual Offsite, a government team member experienced a critical medical episode, which rendered him unconscious. Without hesitation, Clay Gardner sprang into action, administering self-aid buddy care. Within a few moments, the Government team member regained consciousness as 9/11 was called. During the time before EMS arrived, Clay stayed with this Government team member, keeping a close eye and conducting a basic assessment of vital signs and mental cognizance. Clay kept extremely calm under pressure as most SLN PMO team members were in shock during this fluid situation. Clay’s ability & first aid knowledge, drawing upon decades of military service, played a vital role in what was a tense & nervous moment. It is with excellent recommendation that Clay be commended for assisting in a time of need, coming to the aid of a fellow SLN PMO Government Team Member in real life.
Donald “Donnie” O’Connor has been a valued asset to the NC Security Team since joining in February. On May 8th, Mr. Matt Casano, NH-04 Chief of Security, received the following feedback in the form of a recognition letter. Excerpts from the letter highlight his exemplary service, strong work ethic, unwavering dedication, and proactive approach to enhancing NC’s security posture. Additionally, he was recognized for strategically deploying sound mitigation emitters, completing SCIF accreditation equipment verification, and helping to improve infrastructure management by meticulously identifying and labeling all HVAC areas within the SCIF. Donnie’s reliability and willingness to go above & beyond reflect greatly upon himself, the NCO security team, and Odyssey.
The NCO Division Chief formally recognized Amanda Martinez for her outstanding performance as the AFNWC/NCO and AFNWC/NCW tasking manager. Her precision and persistence ensure timely, thorough responses to all taskings. She keeps leadership well-informed and supports the Commander’s Support Staff by coordinating across divisions. Amanda has adapted seamlessly to changes in leadership, enhancing coordination with the Chief Engineer and branch chiefs. She also leads efforts in the Strategic Resource Alignment Focus Area, managing Resource Board meetings and tracking action items. Her work building the Resource Board database—manually updating seating data across Hanscom and GSUs—provides critical insight for strategic facility and personnel planning. These efforts will enable easier tracking and personnel movement throughout the entire directorate, while providing leadership with facilities’ health information to inform strategic resource allocation decisions.
Scott McFall was instrumental in revamping The Monthly Accounting Tool (a pre-existing Excel spreadsheet that required substantial hand-jamming and redundant work). Data retention was a serious issue due to the loss of previous information between updated reports. Scott revamped the spreadsheet and delivered it on Government Teams, where personnel can work collaboratively using online or desktop versions of Excel. The AFNWC Portfolio Summary Power BI tool was built from scratch by Scott, delivering top-level current and historical Future Year Defense (FYDP) amounts, as well as congressional budget data for the current-year President’s Budget, across all NWC programs. The tool can filter according to Directorate, Cycle Year, and Range to determine future fiscal year estimates. This aggregational tool pulls data from multiple sources of truth—e.g., Air Force Materiel Command’s Program and Budget Enterprise System (PBES) and Congressional Reports—to help determine a program’s estimated budget (i.e., a one-stop shop for fiscal applicability). Scott’s contributions to AFNWC have not gone unnoticed. They are a true reflection of the stellar support Odyssey provides to the Air Force.
The Senior Leader Network Fielding Lead recognized Jon Sicard for providing excellent support in recent fielding events for the team. Jon provides excellent program management support as part of the SLN Fielding Team. In his role as Project Lead, he has jumped feet first in ensuring the project’s preliminary milestones have been met, including coordination of initial site survey and recent submittal & approval at the installation facility board. Often answering RFI’s last minute, Jon has proven his ability to think on his feet, which has become a valued trait to the program office. With less than 48 hours’ notice, Jon was thrust into the lead role for the TDY due to a fellow team member’s illness. With Jon’s leadership, the engineering visit was highly successful, with no impact due to the primary lead’s absence. His flexibility and ability to follow through ensured the success of this visit. Kudos was received from the site personnel on said visit, as not a stone was left unturned, and a quote, “one of the most productive engineering visits to date,” from the prime contractor.
As the CCN2 business unit continues to strengthen our leadership and expand our impact, we’re thrilled to promote Zach Cerovac from within the Odyssey ranks to be our new Operations Director for the NC3 Professional Advisory & Assistance Services (PAAS) Integration. With over a decade of experience spanning both Government and Industry, Zach brings a dynamic blend of strategic insight and operational expertise from his time directly supporting our government customers. His background as a Senior Program Manager for the Senior Leader Network Program Manager, the NC3 PAAS Contract Manager, and as a Task Lead equips him with a unique perspective that will enhance our ability to support the nation’s no-fail Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications (NC3) mission. Zach’s passion and dedication reflect Odyssey’s core values and our unwavering commitment to national security and excellence in operational execution.
Life Sciences
Michael Pollnow, Task Lead and Sr. Acquisition Specialist supporting the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC), was recognized for his exceptional leadership and mentorship. A team member credited Michael’s expertise, professionalism, and supportive approach for helping them successfully transition into a new field. By fostering collaboration, encouraging critical thinking, and clearly communicating complex concepts, Michael has made a lasting impact on both individual growth and team success.
Jim Dunk, Technical Writer, was recognized for his outstanding contributions to the USAMMDA team and Odyssey. Jim demonstrated exceptional initiative and attention to detail in creating clear, user-friendly guides for new applications, while also improving existing documentation to enhance usability and accuracy. His efforts have had a direct and positive impact on both internal teams and end-users.
Dr. Lacie Werner, Junior Scientist II in Odyssey’s Wound Infection Department (WID), received an Odyssey Spot Award for her outstanding contributions. Her achievements include securing multiple DoD and non-DoD grants, publishing three peer-reviewed articles, and representing the Trauma Infection Research (TIR) group at both national and international conferences. Dr. Werner exemplifies Odyssey’s Core Values of Commitment, Ambition, and Respect.
Wanwen Su, Soo Lee, and Breven Simcox were recognized with Odyssey Spot Awards for their contributions in support of the WRAIR Wound Infection Department’s mission to defeat combat-related wound infections. Their achievements include establishing new protocols to measure fungal infections, developing new small animal models to examine the interplay between infection and polytrauma, and resolving critical administrative issues to expedite the onboarding of new employees. These accomplishments continue to highlight the excellence and impact of Odyssey’s Life Sciences team.
Lisa Chaney, Animal Research Technician at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP), was recognized for her exceptional dedication and performance during the facility’s recent AAALAC inspection. Her meticulous attention to detail—maintaining clean and organized operating suites, ensuring complete and accurate animal medical records, and providing outstanding animal care and enrichment—directly contributed to a successful inspection outcome. Her efforts inspired confidence in site practices and played a key role in the recommendation for continued full accreditation, reflecting great credit on both Lisa and NMCP.
Space & Missile Defense
Huge Congratulations to the Deep-Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC) Team!
S&MD continues to receive recurring kudos from Government Customers. Below are just a few recent examples of employees going above and beyond and truly showcasing their Commitment, Ambition, and Respect for the Mission.
John Leach, Noah Lalonde, and Theodore Breuker were applauded for their outstanding support to the BCBA Team.
Jason Smith was commended by Program Office leadership for taking the lead on every project introduced into the program and excelling at managing multiple complex tasks—earning recognition as an irreplaceable team member.
The Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC) team—Rudolf Bulmann, Robert Miller, Andrew Laffely, and Greg Gifford—was selected for the AFA General Schriever Chapter’s Space Systems Command Unit of the Year Award.
Michaela Tangredi was highlighted for her initiative and dedication, with her customer noting that the program would suffer significantly without her contributions.
Odyssey is also proud to be part of the C2BMC Support Team (CST), which observes, analyzes, and reports on missile events around the globe and provides cybersecurity support to Missile Defense Agency (MDA) radars. We were thrilled to receive the below Kudos from our Prime, Parsons:
“The Command, Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) System Support Center (CSSC) team distinguished itself by exceptional performance during a manning shortfall due to the government hiring freeze 1 April 2025 through 31 July 2025. The team provided flawless analysis, reporting, and support to MDA’s support offices, Department of Defense (DoD) agencies, and more specifically Armed Forces branches during the ‘12-Day War’ in the Middle East and the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The CSSC operated in a 17% manning shortage during one of the busiest years recording for C2BMC activity in the system’s creation. During the period, the team provided analysis and reporting for 2,330 missile launch events, 1,073 anomalous system events, 96 specialized reports, and 925 operational data files to 300+ warfighters, analysts, and DoD leaders. The outstanding accomplishments of the CSSC reflect distinct credit upon Odyssey, Parsons, and most importantly the MDA mission.”
To further amplify the praise from our prime, this team’s efforts have directly supported national security by enhancing situational awareness for senior Department of Defense and MDA officials. Since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on February 24, 2022, the team ensured the reporting and archiving of over 18,510 missile launch events. Similarly, since hostilities began between Israel and Iranian-backed proxies on October 7, 2023, the team has reported and archived 1,564 missile launch events, further reinforcing MDA’s intelligence and operational capabilities. Huge thanks to Drew Walker, Jesse Lopez, and Kyle Gannon for their dedication to the mission.
Enterprise Alignment
Dan Kanan was recognized with a SPOT bonus for his outstanding coordination of the iCIMS Onboarding Implementation project, which launched in April. Since joining Odyssey in July 2024, Dan has quickly mastered the project’s cross-functional complexity, leading efforts that streamlined onboarding workflows and reduced manual data entry by up to 80%. He also delivered hands-on training to more than 50 employees, setting a new standard for Integrated Service Delivery Team (ISDT) engagement. Dan’s initiative, communication, and commitment to learning have made a lasting impact on the organization.
Strategic Engagement
Just prior to joining Odyssey, SE Rockstar Heather Lavigne was officially presented with her award as the Air Force level Service Category I Program Manager of the Year! Her support to multiple United States Air Force and United States Space Force Directorates, including her leadership of 96 personnel through rigorous source selections, audits, staffing shortages and over 840 contract modifications led to the successful award of contracts worth over $18B and led to the employment of over 6,000 A&AS contractors across Air Force Materiel Command. Congratulations Heather, we are fortunate to have you on our team!
Security
Dave Edwards has played a pivotal role in leading and managing multiple phases of the WI contract transition. He has been solely responsible for the security portion of the transition, with the Aviation team consistently relying on his guidance. Thanks to his program support, the Helicopters, Sensors, and SOF programs all launched on time under this contract. Dave’s leadership was also instrumental in business operations and customer engagement meetings, ensuring a seamless transition process.
Tim Letourneau and Ryan Schlosser made significant contributions to a department-level initiative aimed at improving efficiency through the use of a computer information system. With their creativity and drive, ISD (Integrated Security Department) became the first functional department at Odyssey to fully transition to working from SharePoint. Their efforts are transforming how the department interacts with staff, boosting cross-departmental communication and synergy. By going above and beyond their everyday responsibilities—attending numerous meetings and collaborative events—they demonstrated Odyssey’s core values of Commitment, Ambition, and Respect.
Human Resources
We are excited to congratulate Mycala Tyler on celebrating her one-year anniversary with Odyssey on August 19th! Since joining the team, Mycala has become an essential resource in supporting HR operations and business needs. She is our go-to expert on the UKG system and Employee Cycle, regularly assisting business units with reporting, administering, and supporting the Odyssey University system, and contributing to numerous Enterprise Alignment initiatives. Her dedication and impact over the past year have been invaluable in driving process improvements across the organization.
Talent Acquisition
Steven Fisher was recognized for his pivotal role in launching Odyssey’s new iCIMS onboarding system. He built the system infrastructure, led technical integration efforts, and managed complex API configurations, while also facilitating cross-team technical calls to ensure seamless execution. Through his proactive problem-solving, technical expertise, and collaborative approach, Steven went above and beyond his day-to-day responsibilities. After nearly 14 months of effort and cross-functional collaboration, the project concluded in late spring with a smooth and successful rollout.
Growth
Michael Glueckert recently completed a video editing and creation course through Udemy, finishing in August 2025. He quickly put his new skills to work by producing a fantastic video for the Growth Team to showcase at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium. Mike’s creativity and technical expertise elevated the final product, and his work will continue to support Odyssey’s brand presence at major events.
Odyssey Employee Spot Awards
The Spot Bonus Program at Odyssey is designed to recognize and reward exemplary performance for those employees that go above and beyond in their roles. Whether for recognizing outstanding contributions, exceptional teamwork, or impactful achievements, the program allows managers and leaders to provide “on the spot” recognition to deserving employees. By fostering a culture of recognition, the program ensures that great work is acknowledged when it happens. Congratulations to the employees below who have recently earned Spot Bonus Awards!
| Employee Name | Group | Employee Name | Group |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gary Abbate | C2ISR | Curtis Kelly | Space & Missile Defense |
| Rania Abu-Taleb | Life Sciences | Theodore T Kim | Space & Missile Defense |
| Tami Aebischer | Space & Missile Defense | Ute Koehle | Life Sciences |
| Steven Ambrosini | CCN2 | Brendan Kok | CCN2 |
| Lynn Anderson | C2ISR | Johnathon Kriegh | Space & Missile Defense |
| Scott Anderson | Aviation | Karl Kuykendall | CCN2 |
| Sabrina Archer | Corp—Finance | Michelle LaBrecque | CCN2 |
| Michele Armstrong | CCN2 | Michael Lademan | CCN2 |
| Steven Ashley | Space & Missile Defense | Andrew Laffely | Space & Missile Defense |
| Gilchrist Bailey | Aviation | Vincent LeBlanc | C2ISR |
| Brian Banfield | CCN2 | Soo Lee | Life Sciences |
| James Becker | Aviation | Michael Lefkowitz | Space & Missile Defense |
| Paul Berry | C2ISR | Jacques Leong | Aviation |
| Marvin Booze | Aviation | Tim Letourneau | Corporate—Security |
| Catherine Born | Aviation | Linda Logan | Space & Missile Defense |
| William Boyden | C2ISR | Jesse Lopez | Space & Missile Defense |
| Theodore Breuker | Space & Missile Defense | Dennis Lotito | Aviation |
| Kenneth N Broge | Space & Missile Defense | Oscar Loveless | Space & Missile Defense |
| Morgan Brown | C2ISR | Daniel Maag | C2ISR |
| Stefan Browning | C2ISR | Sharon MacEachern | Corp—Finance |
| Scott Buckingham | Aviation | Adam Mancini | C2ISR |
| Rudolf Bulmann | Space & Missile Defense | Amanda Martinez | CCN2 |
| Jeffrey Burton | C2ISR | Soraya Mayard | Space & Missile Defense |
| Rhonda Cadell | Aviation | Scott McFall | CCN2 |
| Eric Cagan | Space & Missile Defense | April McGraw | CCN2 |
| Chelsey Cathey | Aviation | Shannon McIver | Aviation |
| Lisa Chaney | Life Sciences | Dana Medlin | Corporate—Quality |
| David Clarke | Space & Missile Defense | Dean Michelini | C2ISR |
| Patrick Cleland | C2ISR | Robert Miller | Space & Missile Defense |
| Eva Collado | Space & Missile Defense | Stephanie A Mills | C2ISR |
| Alison Concilus | Life Sciences | Thomas Morris | C2ISR |
| Amy Connell | C2ISR | William Mothersell | Aviation |
| Sara Connell | Aviation | Davis Munoz | Space & Missile Defense |
| William Connor | Corp—Talent Acquisition | Brian Muthami | CCN2 |
| David Corkum | C2ISR | Mary Natches | C2ISR |
| Jeffrey Courts | C2ISR | Steven Negron | CCN2 |
| Benjamin Crossley | Space & Missile Defense | Philip Neri | Space & Missile Defense |
| Tom Dahlinghaus | Aviation | Sheri Nuhn | Space & Missile Defense |
| Matthew Daniels | Aviation | Alicia O'Beirne | C2ISR |
| Tristum Darby | C2ISR | Donald OConnor | CCN2 |
| Daniel Davies | Corp—Talent Acquisition | Kimberly Palano | Corp—Finance |
| Grady Davis | Aviation | Linda Palmer | Space & Missile Defense |
| Christopher Dawiczyk | C2ISR | Linda Perez | C2ISR |
| Liberio De Medeiros | Aviation | Steven Peters | C2ISR |
| Joshua DeGroate | Space & Missile Defense | Thomas Philbrick | CCN2 |
| Andrew Desjardin | C2ISR | Johnny Phillips | C2ISR |
| Donald Distler | Aviation | Jennifer Plattenberger | Space & Missile Defense |
| Jacob Doiron | C2ISR | Mark Pohlman | Corp—Talent Acquisition |
| Denise Donaldson | Aviation | Michael Pollnow | Life Sciences |
| Lisa Douglas-Krzywonski | Space & Missile Defense | John Portlock | Corporate—Business Development |
| Jeffrey Dumont | C2ISR | Lui Puga | C2ISR |
| James Dunk | Life Sciences | Alexander Puopolo | C2ISR |
| David Edwards | Corporate—Security | Philip Resca | C2ISR |
| Jason Engelhard | CCN2 | Roderick Richards | Aviation |
| Ian Evans | C2ISR | Rojen Richards | Space & Missile Defense |
| Maxine Ferrara | Corp—Human Resources | Ryan Richardson | C2ISR |
| Steven Fisher | Corp—Talent Acquisition | Brandon Robinson | Space & Missile Defense |
| James Flahive | Aviation | Kelly Rodriguez | Space & Missile Defense |
| Anthony R Flynn | C2ISR | Tracy Romel | C2ISR |
| Bashar Fouz | C2ISR | Karly Rose | Corp—Finance |
| Maria Franklin | C2ISR | Richard Rowan | CCN2 |
| Sarah Frazier | Space & Missile Defense | Elizabeth Salter | Corp—Contracts & Complilance |
| Brian Fuller | C2ISR | Benjamin Salvador | Space & Missile Defense |
| Patrick Gabriel | C2ISR | Dan Schlabs | Space & Missile Defense |
| Clayton Gardner | CCN2 | Shane Schleusner | Aviation |
| Mark Garrick | CCN2 | Joseph Schmitz | Aviation |
| Genitta George | Life Sciences | David Selander | Space & Missile Defense |
| Greg Gifford | Space & Missile Defense | Diana Sheldon | Life Sciences |
| Carah Gilmore | C2ISR | Jonathan Sicard | CCN2 |
| Michael Glueckert | Corp—Marketing | Breven Simcox | Life Sciences |
| Patrick J Gold | C2ISR | Christine Sintz | Life Sciences |
| Austin Grant | Space & Missile Defense | Allie Smith | Corp—Talent Acquisition |
| Gerald Gustine | Space & Missile Defense | Jason Smith | Space & Missile Defense |
| Alen Gwyther | C2ISR | Jessica Smith | Aviation |
| Michael Haefner | Space & Missile Defense | Robert Smith | Space & Missile Defense |
| Terry Haggard | C2ISR | Shawn Smith | C2ISR |
| Joshua Hall | Aviation | Christopher Snyder | Space & Missile Defense |
| Samantha Hanson | Space & Missile Defense | Rebecca Spooner | Life Sciences |
| Timothy Harrell | Space & Missile Defense | Rex Sporer | C2ISR |
| Frederick Harrington | C2ISR | Trevor Starkey | Space & Missile Defense |
| James Harter | CCN2 | Scott Stupinski | Corp—Contracts & Complilance |
| Robert Hayes | C2ISR | Wanwen Su | Life Sciences |
| Albert Heineman IV | Space & Missile Defense | Nathaniel Swartz | CCN2 |
| Elizabeth Helinski | Corp—Finance | Jennifer Sylvia | C2ISR |
| Kenneth Henderson | Space & Missile Defense | Michaela Tangredi | Space & Missile Defense |
| Jordan Himley | Space & Missile Defense | Edward Tarala | Space & Missile Defense |
| Michael Horner | Space & Missile Defense | Shon Teicheira | C2ISR |
| Sydney Huck | Aviation | Qunita Triplett | CCN2 |
| Jason Huff | C2ISR | Billy Truelove | C2ISR |
| Jennifer Huff | C2ISR | William Turner | C2ISR |
| Scott Hurley | C2ISR | Mycala Tyler | Corp—Human Resources |
| Suraiea Hussain | Corp—Human Resources | Dennis Tyson | C2ISR |
| Timothy Iacobacci | Aviation | Carla Yuska | CCN2 |
| Elizabeth Isusquiza | Space & Missile Defense | Jamie Valles | C2ISR |
| Christopher Jabs | Aviation | Jerome Verlinde | Space & Missile Defense |
| Lavaughn Jackson | Aviation | Tim Voruz | Aviation |
| Emerald James | CCN2 | Evan Watt | Space & Missile Defense |
| June Jenkins | Space & Missile Defense | Lacie Werner | Life Sciences |
| Vanessa Jenkins | Space & Missile Defense | Ryan Willis | Aviation |
| Ashely John | C2ISR | Dean A Wilson | C2ISR |
| Edward Jones | CCN2 | Ting Wong | Life Sciences |
| Anthony Kaliher | Space & Missile Defense | Art Wood | Space & Missile Defense |
| Daniel Kanan | Corp—Enterprise Alignment | Paul Wood | CCN2 |
Odyssey Employee Milestones
Congratulations to everyone who has celebrated an important work milestone between September 16, 2024 and March 15, 2025. Thank you for your dedication!
| Employee Name | Group | Location | Milestone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morris, William | Systems | Virginia Remote | 22 Years |
| MacEachern, Sharon | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 19 Years |
| Pongratz, Peter | Space & Missile Defense | Hanscom AFB, MA | 18 Years |
| Stupinski, Scott | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 17 Years |
| Rumph, Scott | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 16 Years |
| Shannahan, Michael | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 14 Years |
| Henderson, Kenneth | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 14 Years |
| Snow, Michael | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 13 Years |
| Minter, Dolores | Space & Missile Defense | Naval Support Facility Dahlgren, VA | 13 Years |
| Lyons, Robert | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 13 Years |
| Lomot, Fatima | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 13 Years |
| Petroskey, Michael | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 13 Years |
| Bonta, Robert | Systems | Virginia Remote | 13 Years |
| Wagner, Kevin | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 12 Years |
| Munoz, Davis | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 11 Years |
| Connolly, Kevin | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 11 Years |
| Helwig III, Charles | Space & Missile Defense | VA Fairfax Off | 11 Years |
| Hammack, David | C2ISR | Illinois Remote | 10 Year |
| Kasberg, Mitchell | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 10 Year |
| Weatherspoon, Brenda | Aviation | Beavercreek Office, OH | 10 Year |
| Aminov, Roshel | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Andrews, Mark | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 5 Year |
| Brooks, Anthony | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—Cascade Avenue, CO | 5 Year |
| Brown, Francis | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Canniff, Susan | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 5 Year |
| Cantrell, Brian | Aviation | Beavercreek Office, OH | 5 Year |
| Carrillo, Ernesto | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Colbert, Matthew | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 5 Year |
| Coppock, George | Aviation | Beavercreek Office, OH | 5 Year |
| Crouse, Korey | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Espinosa, Leonard | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Hein, Jeffrey | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Helfter, Joseph | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 5 Year |
| Howard II, Robert | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Jones, Mark | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Kaliher, Anthony | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Kowalchuk, Christopher | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Kuns, Amy | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 5 Year |
| Leasure, Chad | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Mix, Steven | Space & Missile Defense | Pennsylvania Remote | 5 Year |
| Moore, George | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Mullis, Vernon | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Musyaju, Sudeep | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 5 Year |
| Nance, Gregory | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Normandeau, Andrew | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 5 Year |
| O'Brien, Timothy | Aviation | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Palomba, Alicia | Corporate Headquarters | New Hampshire Remote | 5 Year |
| Paukstis, Michael | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Pyland, Matthew | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Reeves, Cimarron | C2ISR | Montana Remote | 5 Year |
| Richardson, Grant | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—2424 GoG Office, CO | 5 Year |
| Rogers, William | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Russo, Amy | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Schlabs, Dan | Space & Missile Defense | South Carolina Remote | 5 Year |
| Smith, Brian | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Snyder, Christopher | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 5 Year |
| Song, Matthew | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 5 Year |
| Taylor, Marcy | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 5 Year |
| Vincent, Michelle | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Wellman, Gordon | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Wilson, Vicki | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 5 Year |
| Wright, Yvonne | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Zucker, Tom | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 5 Year |
| Abu-Taleb, Rania | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Armstrong, Michele | C2ISR | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Bennett, James | C2ISR | Foreign Location No SUI | 3 Year |
| Brown, Dean | Aviation | Florida Remote | 3 Year |
| Cetrone, Diane | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 3 Year |
| Charley, Andrew | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Delery, Kevin | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Dello-Stritto I, John | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Dobre, Stefania | Life Sciences | Maryland Remote | 3 Year |
| Eidman, Jenny | Life Sciences | Naval Health Research Center, CA | 3 Year |
| Girard, Misha | Life Sciences | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Harrell, Timothy | Space & Missile Defense | Naval Support Facility Dahlgren, VA | 3 Year |
| Heidlage, Joel | Aviation | Nebraska Remote | 3 Year |
| Ingegneri, Robert | Space & Missile Defense | Florida Remote | 3 Year |
| Judd, Matthew | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Lynn, Sean | C2ISR | Massachusetts Remote | 3 Year |
| Minior, Joseph | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 3 Year |
| Morgenstern, Mark | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 3 Year |
| Murphy, Linda | Corporate Headquarters | Colorado Springs—565 SCD Office, CO | 3 Year |
| Noumbissi, Midrelle | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Palmer-Tesema, Yannik | Space & Missile Defense | Redstone Arsenal, AL, AL | 3 Year |
| Reece, Kathleen | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Rodriguez-Sanchez, Cristobal | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Rogers, Nicholas | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Rosi, Joseph | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 3 Year |
| Saah, John | Aviation | Michigan Remote | 3 Year |
| Stinson, Melanie | Aviation | Virginia Remote | 3 Year |
| Urick, Caitlin | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Vortherms, Anthony | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Walley, Robert | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Walters, Kevin | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Wang, Ping | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Wong, Ting | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 3 Year |
| Ylitalo, Cameron | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 3 Year |
| Adams, Jeremy | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Adams, Shannon | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Alinovi, Joshua | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Ambrosini, Steven | C2ISR | Joint Base San Antonio, TX | 1 Year |
| Balcer, Brian | Aviation | FL Hurlburt Field | 1 Year |
| Barker, Daniel | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 1 Year |
| Barnes, Emile | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Barrish, Brian | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Battersby, Jessica | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 1 Year |
| Berthelot Jr., Joseph | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Blaisdell, Maria | Corporate Headquarters | New Hampshire Remote | 1 Year |
| Blalock, Andrew | C2ISR | Hill AFB, UT | 1 Year |
| Broge, Kenneth | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Brown, Ortencia | C2ISR | Langley AFB, VA | 1 Year |
| Bunting, Brian | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Connor, William | Corporate Headquarters | Massachusetts Remote | 1 Year |
| Daniels, Matthew | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 1 Year |
| Darby, Tristum | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Davis, Nicholas | Corporate Headquarters | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| de Medeiros, Liberio | Aviation | North Carolina Remote | 1 Year |
| Deering, Ann Marie | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| DeHeve Jr., David | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—2424 GoG Office, CO | 1 Year |
| DeJean, Jean-Luc | C2ISR | Billerica Ofice, MA | 1 Year |
| Diaz Sierra, Rudy | C2ISR | Texas Remote | 1 Year |
| Durkin, Lily | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Enos, Timothy | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Fackler, Brandon | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Filzen, Andrea | Space & Missile Defense | AeroSpace Corporation, VA | 1 Year |
| Fores, Bryan Michael | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Frey II, Michael | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Frye, Kendall | C2ISR | Wyoming Remote | 1 Year |
| Fuller, Brian | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Garcia, Guadalupe | Aviation | Texas Remote | 1 Year |
| Garrick, Mark | C2ISR | Langley AFB, VA | 1 Year |
| Grau, Daniel | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Halbritter, James | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Hanson, Samantha | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—565 SCD Office, CO | 1 Year |
| Holladay, Collin | Aviation | Joint Reserve Base Ellington Field, TX | 1 Year |
| Huff, Jason | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Huff, Jennifer | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Hughes III, Richard | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Isusquiza, Elizabeth | Space & Missile Defense | Maui Space Survey Complex, HI | 1 Year |
| Jackson, Lisa | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 1 Year |
| Johnson, Martin | Aviation | Texas Remote | 1 Year |
| Joseph, Dana | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—2424 GoG Office, CO | 1 Year |
| Kanan, Daniel | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 1 Year |
| Karmolinski Jr., Daniel | C2ISR | Eglin AFB, FL | 1 Year |
| Kelley, David | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Kelly, Christopher | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Kelly, Curtis | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Kiarie, Anthony | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Kinchla III, John | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Kuliczkowski, John | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 1 Year |
| Langley, Matthew | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Lanter, Lisa | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 1 Year |
| Lind, Kathy | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Lopez Jr., Michael | C2ISR | Hill AFB, UT | 1 Year |
| Mayo, Elinor | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| McCann, Barbara | Space & Missile Defense | Wyoming Remote | 1 Year |
| McGraw, April | C2ISR | Florida Remote | 1 Year |
| McIver, Shannon | Aviation | Indiana Remote | 1 Year |
| McNeil Jr., Kareem | C2ISR | Langley AFB, VA | 1 Year |
| Mendez, Edgardo | Life Sciences | Naval Health Research Center, CA | 1 Year |
| Miller, Bret | C2ISR | Texas Remote | 1 Year |
| Minott, Brinisha | Space & Missile Defense | Texas Remote | 1 Year |
| Montgomery, Samuel | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Morgan Jr., Harley | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Naegeli, Robert | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Neshewat, Nader | C2ISR | Florida Remote | 1 Year |
| New, Jon | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Nguyen, Dong | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—2424 GoG Office, CO | 1 Year |
| Norbrey II, Ronald | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Nuhn, Sheri | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Oliver, Mark | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Parlor, Jeffery | Aviation | Robins AFB, GA | 1 Year |
| Peterson, Ethel | C2ISR | South Carolina Remote | 1 Year |
| Quaintance, Carlos | Aviation | Eglin AFB, FL | 1 Year |
| Ramirez, Arturo | C2ISR | North Dakota Remote | 1 Year |
| Raring, Patrick | C2ISR | Virginia Remote | 1 Year |
| Richardson, Ryan | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Riordan, Matthew | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Rogers, Leah | Space & Missile Defense | Colorado Springs—2424 GoG Office, CO | 1 Year |
| Romel, Tracy | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Russell, Steven | C2ISR | Hill AFB, UT | 1 Year |
| Sanchez, Joe | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Sanchez, Laura | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Schneider, William | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Seely, Mark | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Silva, Vincent | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Smith, Jason | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Smith, Matthew | C2ISR | New Hampshire Remote | 1 Year |
| Smith, Timothy | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Smoker, Kory | C2ISR | Hill AFB, UT | 1 Year |
| Sparks, Jeffrey | Space & Missile Defense | Schriever SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Spencer, Boone | Aviation | Oklahoma Remote | 1 Year |
| Stover, Sammy | C2ISR | Georgia Remote | 1 Year |
| Suter Jr., Timothy | Space & Missile Defense | Naval Support Facility Dahlgren, VA | 1 Year |
| Thelen, Travis | Space & Missile Defense | Peterson SFB, CO | 1 Year |
| Thomas, Nathan | Space & Missile Defense | Naval Support Facility Dahlgren, VA | 1 Year |
| Townsend, James | C2ISR | Lincoln Office, MA | 1 Year |
| Tyler, Mycala | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 1 Year |
| Walker, Kenneth | Life Sciences | Walter Reed AIR, MD | 1 Year |
| Ward, Elizabeth | Corporate Headquarters | Wakefield, MA | 1 Year |
| Waters, Gayle | C2ISR | Hill AFB, UT | 1 Year |
| Wells, Michael | Aviation | Rapid Sustainment Office, OH | 1 Year |
| Wellspring, Mark | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| White, Joshua | C2ISR | Tinker AFB, OK | 1 Year |
| Whitlock, John | C2ISR | Vermont Remote | 1 Year |
| Williams-Beroth, Devin | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Williams, Charles | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Zehner, Daniel | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Zhao, Jenna | C2ISR | Hanscom AFB, MA | 1 Year |
| Zito, Brandon | Aviation | Wright-Patterson AFB, OH | 1 Year |
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