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FROM THE FIELD




                      US Army Financial Management Command
                                  (USAFMCOM) Corner (Cont’d)

           While also looking forward to the future, AMC’s boss took time to look back and thank
           USAFMCOM’s departing commanding general for her work in operationalizing the command to
           support theater-level planning and operations and for taking on some of the Army’s toughest
           challenges with financial management and military pay.
           “Strong leadership is a requirement for a dynamic organization, and that strong leadership has
           been fulfilled by Brig. Gen. Paige Jennings,” said Mohan. “It’s been said that one’s contributions to
           the battle is not measured by one’s proximity to the battlefield, and that is certainly true for the
           men and women of this command…and for their leader over the past three years.”


































           During her remarks, Jennings repeatedly thanked the command for their efforts in supporting
           USAFMCOM’s transformation through several major milestones including taking on the AMPO
           mission for the Defense Finance and Accounting Service; taking on the largest transformation of
           the Army’s finance and comptroller community since the Cold War with a Force Design Update, Jr.;
           and standing up the 45th FC under USAFMCOM to support the Army of 2030.
           To build the Army of 2030, the Army determined it needs to concentrate highly lethal, low-signature
           combat forces; deliver precision long-range fires; be secure from enemy cyber and electronic
           attacks; and sustain the fight across contested terrain and over time.
           “All of these efforts have one thing in common – money,” said Jennings. “American citizens
           entrust our Army with their hard-earned money, and here at USAFMCOM…we have the solemn
           responsibility that every dollar is disbursed, accounted for and auditable, whether in garrison or on
           the battlefield.
           “You have focused on talent management and hiring the right people; you have driven fiscal
           precision and audit; and you’ve started to integrate data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other
           opportunities that will increase your efficiency and your effectiveness as we work to account and
           safeguard the Army’s resources” she continued. “But, above all, you have become a command
           that is proactively operating with synergy and autonomy to support [AMC], [ASA (FM&C)], [DFAS],
           and the Army as a whole. I couldn’t be prouder.”

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