SECAF announces AFIMSC leadership changes
Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas – Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson announced senior executive service leadership changes for the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center on Sept. 27.
AFIMSC Executive Director Terry Edwards will take the helm of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center when current AFCEC director Edwin Oshiba moves to Headquarters Air Force in Washington, D.C. to serve as the director of resource integration, deputy chief of staff for logistics, engineering and force protection.
Lorna Estep, the current director of resource integration, deputy chief of staff for logistics, engineering and force protection for the Air Force, will become the AFIMSC executive director.
"All three are phenomenal, proven leaders and promise to bring more strong leadership and innovation to their new jobs," said AFIMSC Commander Maj. Gen. Brad Spacy in a message to the AFIMSC team. "These are truly exciting times as we continue to maximize the opportunity our enterprise presents to the Air Force, and these moves will be a key part in that continued impact!"
The leaders are expected to assume their new roles later this fall.
AFIMSC Executive Director Terry Edwards will take the helm of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center when current AFCEC director Edwin Oshiba moves to Headquarters Air Force in Washington, D.C. to serve as the director of resource integration, deputy chief of staff for logistics, engineering and force protection.
Lorna Estep, the current director of resource integration, deputy chief of staff for logistics, engineering and force protection for the Air Force, will become the AFIMSC executive director.
"All three are phenomenal, proven leaders and promise to bring more strong leadership and innovation to their new jobs," said AFIMSC Commander Maj. Gen. Brad Spacy in a message to the AFIMSC team. "These are truly exciting times as we continue to maximize the opportunity our enterprise presents to the Air Force, and these moves will be a key part in that continued impact!"
The leaders are expected to assume their new roles later this fall.
