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Mr. Donnie Harp, Air Force Network Integration Center, AFNet core enterprise services program lead, stands in front of the Air Force Communication and Information, Air Traffic Controller Timeline representing significant cyberspace milestones throughout history in the Lieutenant General Grant Building on Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Harp leads the development and deployment of nine key services such as internet, email, collaboration and various network management tools onto the AFNet supporting Air Force operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shelly Petruska)

Staff Sgt. Katrina Acab, Air Force Network Integration Center client systems technician, stands next to a computer workstation in the Lieutenant General Grant building on Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Acab is responsible for configuring and troubleshooting AFNIC’s desktop and laptop computers on the workstation seen here for use on the Air Force Network. Acab supports over 200 center personnel in resolving network connectivity issues and ensuring software and security updates are implemented properly to support day to day operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shelly Petruska)

Tech Sgt. Craig Sandberg, Air Force Network Integration Center noncommissioned officer in charge of Air Force Network Lync deployment, stands in front of an AFNIC heritage wall sculpture titled, “Butts of Information” in the Lieutenant General Grant Building on Scott Air Force Base, Ill. Sandberg leads a technical team to ensure AFNet users have the Lync capability by May 2015. Lync is a collaboration tool that allows Air Force users to talk, message, chat and videoconference in real-time. By implementing Lync across the Air Force, users will have an unprecedented ability to collaborate globally using a common desktop tool. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shelly Petruska)

Capt. Eve O’Connor, Air Force Network Integration Center, Air Force Network Migration operations execution lead, stands in front of the Air Force Communication and Information Air Traffic Controller Timeline representing significant cyberspace milestones throughout history in the Lieutenant General Grant building on Scott Air Force Base, Ill. O’Connor guides technical teams in consolidating and migrating over 200 Air National Guard sites onto the Air Force Network, a single, centrally-managed network under the operational control of the 24th Air Force commander. O’Connor’s migration efforts for the Air National Guard improve enterprise security, reduce operational costs, and reduce vulnerability to attack. Most importantly, it improves warfighter access to data and information services regardless of location. This effort follows the active duty Air Force Network migration project completed in April 2014, which consolidated 646,000 e-mail accounts and 12,318 servers at 275 sites.

Mrs. Amy Strubhart, Air Force Network Integration Center integration project lead, stands in front of the Air Force Communication and Information, Air Traffic Controller Timeline representing significant cyberspace milestones throughout history in the Lieutenant General Grant Building on Scott Air Force base, Ill. Strubhart was the Air Force Space Command Civilian of the Year, Category II for 2013. Her skillful management of cyberspace projects across AFNIC ensure team members have the right tools and resources in providing technical guidance and support to Air Force Space Command, 24th Air Force, the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center and other program offices to integrate systems and applications safely and reliably onto the Air Force network. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shelly Petruska)

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – Matt Riesenberger, an Air Force Network Integration Center systems engineer, configures a server as part of consolidation of the Technology and Interoperability Facility’s test and simulation suites. AFNIC’s TIF is one of the Air Force’s premier computer and server laboratories, enabling independent and objective assessments of cyber capabilities in controlled testing environments. (U.S. Air Force photo by Travis Nuckolls)

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