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June 13, 2018

Army Servicing Team learns to read alphabet soup

PHOENIX — Job-shadowing site visit at DCMA Phoenix provides staffing and placement experts a factory floor education in quality assurance.

Army Chief Warrant Officer 5 Artis Payton smiles as he’s honored during his Feb. 8 retirement ceremony in Mesa, Arizona. Payton finished his 40-year Army career as an AH-64E helicopter pilot assigned to Defense Contract Management Agency Boeing Mesa. (Boeing photo by Michael Goettings) See more photos of Payton’s retirement on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DefenseContractManagementAgency/

April 6, 2017

Army aviator retires after 40 storied years

MESA, Ariz. — “The job was never about anything other than a love of the greatest country on Earth,” said Payton.

Tracy Jones, Defense Contract Management Office Phoenix lead quality assurance specialist, and his wife Melody, stand with astronauts Karen Nyberg and Jessica Meir following the presentation of the Silver Snoopy award during a ceremony held at the Johnson Space Center in Houston in August. (Courtesy photo)

Oct. 17, 2016

DCMA employees receive Silver Snoopy Award

FORT LEE, Va. — NASA recognized two Defense Contract Management Agency employees for contributions to flight safety and mission success.

Bryce Griffith (center), enjoys time with his Defense Contract Management Agency Phoenix co-workers, mentors, Keystone coordinator and supervisor at the Orbital ATK facility in Chandler, Arizona. A graduation luncheon was held to recognize Griffith’s finishing the agency’s Keystone program.

Sept. 13, 2016

Keystone shines in Phoenix heat

PHOENIX — “He shined right from the start of this long process,” said Nick Walters. “He has demonstrated his strong desire not only to work hard, but to learn through his various mentors, regardless of their job series.”