Public Affairs and Communications Media
Biographies
- CECOM Commanding General (pdf)
- CECOM Deputy to the Commanding General (pdf)
- CECOM Command Sergeant Major (pdf)
- Central Technical Support Facility Director (pdf)
- Logistics and Readiness Center Director (pdf)
- Software Engineering Center Director (pdf)
- Tobyhanna Army Depot Commander (pdf)
- U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Commander (pdf)
Fact Sheets
- U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) (pdf)
- CECOM Narrative (pdf)
- CECOM History (pdf)
- C4ISR Center of Excellence (pdf)
- C4ISR Center of Excellence Energy Efficient 'Green' Features (pdf)
- Central Technical Support Facility (pdf)
- Logistics and Readiness Center (pdf)
- Software Engineering Center (pdf)
- Tobyhanna Army Depot (pdf)
- U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command (pdf)
Publications
- CECOM Today Archive
- Fort Monmouth, 94 Years of Innovation and Service (pdf, 25MB)
- APG News
- Army News
- Eye on AMC
- Soldiers magazine
Official Photos
Multimedia
Contact Us
C4ISR Center of Excellence
CECOM Public Affairs and Communications Media Branch
6002 Combat Drive
Floor 1, Room D1-310A
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005
Contact CECOM PAO
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APG Directory Post Locator 410.306.1403
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Enacted in 1966, the FOIA established for the first time an effective statutory right of access to government information. The principles of government openness and accountability underlying the FOIA, however, are inherent in the democratic ideal: "The basic purpose of [the] FOIA is to ensure an informed citizenry, vital to the functioning of a democratic society, needed to check against corruption and to hold the governors accountable to the governed." The Supreme Court has emphasized that "official information that sheds light on an agency's performance of its statutory duties falls squarely within that statutory purpose.
