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Winter 2014 Volume 10, Number 3 Winter 2014 Features Army Secretary Approves the Formation of a New Army Corrosion Board New leadership team and impending regulation is expected to strengthen the Army’s corrosion prevention and control program. By Cynthia Greenwood On April 7, 2014, Secretary of the Army John McHugh approved the formation of an Army Corrosion Board that will advise and assist the Army Corrosion Executive Wimpy Pybus in the implementation and oversight of the control and prevention of corrosion on Army equipment and infrastructure. Pybus, who has served in his post since 2009, will chair the new Army Corrosion Board. As chair, Pybus will cooperate and coordinate with other Army Corrosion Board members in the planning, programming, budgeting, execution, and evaluation of the corrosion program. In granting approval of the new board charter, Secretary McHugh has requested that milestones of success, and metrics by which we will Photo courtesy of Robert Goebel, ArmyA measure those successes, be identified, said Wimpy Pybus, Army Corrosion Executive. Along with Pybus as leader, the board will consist of one or more members each from the Office of ASA (Installations, Energy, and Environment); the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff; the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management; the U.S. Army Forces Command; the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command; the U.S. Army Materiel Command; the Army National Guard; the U.S. Army Reserve; and other offices as required. “The presence of high-ranking generals and senior executive service members on the board also indicates that they have Photo courtesy of Robert Goebel, ArmyA ________________________________ Page 1 © 2005-2014 CorrDefense Online Magazine committed themselves to address this issue, said Roger Hamerlinck, senior acquisition policy specialist and Pybuss princi