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U.S. Army Program Executive Office - Aviation

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Mission

Serve Soldiers and our nation by designing, developing, delivering, and supporting advanced aviation capabilities for operational commanders and our allies.

Leaders

  • BG David Phillips
    PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER, AVIATION
    BG David Phillips
  • Rodney Davis
    DEPUTY PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER, AVIATION
    Rodney Davis
  • SGM Leon Black
    SERGEANT MAJOR
    SGM Leon Black
  • CW5 Jaime I. Craig
    CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER
    CW5 Jaime I. Craig

Project Managers

  • COL Daniel Thetford
    Apache Helicopters Project Manager
    COL Daniel Thetford
  • James Bamburg
    Aviation Mission Systems & Architecture Project Manager
    James Bamburg
  • Regina Bublitz
    Aviation Turbine Engines Project Manager
    Regina Bublitz
  • COL Jennie Conlon
    Cargo Helicopters Project Manager (Acting)
    COL Jennie Conlon
  • COL Joseph Minor
    Fixed Wing Project Manager
    COL Joseph Minor
  • COL Jeffrey Poquette
    Future Long Range Assault Aircraft Project Manager
    COL Jeffrey Poquette
  • COL Danielle Medaglia
    Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Project Manager
    COL Danielle Medaglia
  • COL Ryan Nesrsta
    Utility Helicopters Project Manager
    COL Ryan Nesrsta

Modular Open System Approach

RESOURCES

ARMY AVIATION WEAPON SYSTEMS PORTFOLIO

Army Aviation Portfolio

OPEN PEO AVIATION JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Page updated 24 February 2025

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