Community Mission
The mission of the SAME Warfighter Engineering Community of Interest (COI) is to facilitate discussion among the military services and industry on current joint engineer operations and the issues that need to be addressed for future joint engineer operations.
- Include combatant command engineers, field commanders, training center commanders and supporting contractors.
- Facilitate discussion among the Engineer Officer training centers at AFIT, AES, CECOS and the Marine Corps Center of Excellence on training and education of engineer forces to support the combatant commanders.
The desired end state is the increased relevancy of SAME within the Joint Force and Component Engineer Communities while supporting Contingency Operations.
Latest Warfighter Engineering Webinar
Community Chair
Col. Matthew Beverly, P.E., USAF,
JTF NCR Liaison
Organization Structure
Vice Chair: Todd Graham
Vice Chair: Arpan Patel
Immediate Past Chair: Richard Sloop, P.E., Fluor Mission Solutions
Secretary: Vacant
Joint Engineer Doctrine and Policy: Chuck Kubic, RADM, CEC, USN (ret)
Program and Events: Wayland Patterson
Engineer Schools: Edward Lefler, P.E., PMP, F.SAME, LTC, USA (Ret.)
Communication: Sam Barnett
JOEB Liaison: Dominic J. Sparacio, P.E., Engineer Capabilities & Doctrine, J-45 Engineer Division
Upcoming National Webinars
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Sensor-Enabled Security & Readiness Monitoring
Today, installations and critical facilities face growing operational and security demands. The ability to monitor assets remotely and generate actionable intelligence has never been greater to sustaining mission readiness. -
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Navigating the Federal Budget Cycle Under Persistent Continuing Resolutions
In an era where “standard” budget cycles have become the exception rather than the rule, federal agencies and contractors must understand the federal budget cycle and the limitations imposed by one Continuing Resolution (CR) after another. -
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Successful Microgrid Projects for Dept. of War
This webinar shares practices which are proven to provide successful outcomes on Garrison (fixed) microgrid projects for the Department of Defense (Department of War). Based on real-world expertise, the presenter will discuss various perspectives including that of supplier, integrator, microgrid owner, and specifier.
Related TME Articles – Warfighter Engineering
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Measuring Success of an Onsite Wastewater System
The Louisville District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers played a critical role in designing an innovative septic mound system for the St. Charles Army Reserve Center, with recent evaluations indicating acceptable performance has been maintained years later. -
Identifying Contaminated Materials at Remediation Sites
Differentiating site-related wastes from naturally occurring or industrial background materials is critical for accurate remediation decisions and cost-effective cleanup. -
Complexities of PFAS Groundwater Interim Actions
With funding from the Environmental Security Technology Certification Program and oversight by the Defense Innovation Unit, a six-month groundwater treatment pilot study at Biddle ANGB revealed key insights into managing the challenges encountered in executing non-time critical removal actions concerning per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. -
Leveraging 3D Scanning on Archaeological Sites
To better preserve an archaeological rockshelter in eastern Oklahoma on the Osage Nation, an environmental team turned to LiDAR and photogrammetry, conducting precise damage assessment and enabling long-term monitoring.
