FSTR Case Study

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1. Capt Roman checked into the command in August of 2016 as the Training and Education Command (TECOM) G-6 Deputy Operations Officer. Throughout his brief tenure, he has had a key role in several facets of the Operations Branch which oversees multiple programs and initiatives. He is the assistant Program Manager for the Formal Schools Technical Refresh (FSTR) Program that supports 10,700 computers outside of the Marine Corps Enterprise Network. Additionally, he oversees the TECOM Data Center Consolidation initiative and coordinates with Points of Contacts across the Major Subordinate Command’s (MSC’s). He is dedicated to mission accomplishment and displays great work ethic in order to accomplish varied projects and tasks.

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