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Lt. Gen. Francis R. Wiercinski, commander, U.S. Army Pacific presided over the graduation of 16 Black Belt candidates April 22 at Shafter Flats, Hawaii. Wiercinski took time to answer questions after the ceremony. Black Belt training is a four-week course that trains the candidates in Lean Six Sigma practices, principles and tools to improve quality, speed up processes, reduce cost, and enhance capability.
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Lt. Gen. Francis R. Wiercinski, commander, U.S. Army Pacific presided over the graduation of 16 Black Belt candidates April 22 at Shafter Flats, Hawaii. Black Belt training is a four-week course that trains candidates in Lean Six Sigma practices, principles, and tools to improve quality, speed up processes, reduce cost and enhance capability. Wiercinski made graduation remarks, presented completion of training certificates, and took a photo with each graduate. Renea Wyen, Family Readiness Support Assistant, 94th AAMDC, was recognized as the course honor graduate.
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Back Row - Maj. Mark Geskey, Sgt. Terrance Bandy, Col. Elvis Acosta, Lt. Col. Bradley Cullum, Maj. Charles Semenko, Capt. Kevin Saboori, Sgt. Matthew Coleman, James Taglianetti. Front Row - Ben Simao, Lt. Col. Charlie Kim, 2nd Lt. Brandi Franklin, Master Sgt. Isaac Day, Greggory Burcham, Lt. Gen. Francis R. Wiercinski, Sgt. 1st Class Shandrel Stewart, Renea Wyen, Mary L. Rivers, Master Sgt. Jeffrey Murray, Capt. Sean Donovan. Lt. Gen. Francis R. Wiercinski, commander, U.S. Army Pacific, presided over the graduation of 16 Black Belt candidates April 22 at Shafter Flats, Hawaii.