First CyberPatriot program team in middle Tennessee recognized

From left, Cameron Liner, an Air Force data acquisition and instrumentation engineer with AEDC’s Test and Base Communications Branch and CyberPatriot mentor, Jere Matty, AEDC STEM educational outreach specialist, Lt. Col. Philip Bailey, AFJROTC SASI CyberPatriot coach, and AFROTC cadets Matt Slack, Clayton Whitt, Dawson Carlton, Robert Damron, Sam West and James Moore, AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth and Michael Glennon, AEDC’s technical director of engineering and technical management and CyberPatriot mentor gathered recently to recognize middle Tennessee’s first CyberPatriot high school team. CyberPatriot V was established by the Air Force Association. The Northrop Grumman Foundation is the sponsor for the 5th phase of the program, CyberPatriot V. The organizations founding partners are the Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and the Center for Infrastructure Assurance & Security (CIAS) at the University of Texas-San Antonio. (Photo provided)

First CyberPatriot program team in middle Tennessee recognized

Published Jan. 17, 2013
By Philip Lorenz III
AEDC/PA

ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. -- From left, Cameron Liner, an Air Force data acquisition and instrumentation engineer with AEDC's Test and Base Communications Branch and CyberPatriot mentor, Jere Matty, AEDC STEM educational outreach specialist, Lt. Col. Philip Bailey, AFJROTC SASI CyberPatriot coach, and AFROTC cadets Matt Slack, Clayton Whitt, Dawson Carlton, Robert Damron, Sam West and James Moore, AEDC Commander Col. Raymond Toth and Michael Glennon, AEDC's technical director of engineering and technical management and CyberPatriot mentor gathered recently to recognize middle Tennessee's first CyberPatriot high school team. CyberPatriot V was established by the Air Force Association. The Northrop Grumman Foundation is the sponsor for the 5th phase of the program, CyberPatriot V. The organizations founding partners are the Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and the Center for Infrastructure Assurance & Security (CIAS) at the University of Texas-San Antonio. (Photo provided)