Coleman was
awarded the Department of the Army's Superior Civilian Service Award at
an awards ceremony July 17 at Headquarters, Combined Land Forces Component
Command Headquarters, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. A retired Army officer, he
is employed as a civilian contractor on the staff of Third Army, Ft McPherson.
He is responsible
for planning and implementing satellite based systems allowing realtime
tracking of vehicles and supplies throughout twelve countries in the US
Central Command theater. These systems allow logistics managers to "see"
material moving through ports, airfields, road and rail networks to ensure
that needed supplies arrive at the proper destination in time to support
combat operations. The vehicle tracking systems also enable commanders
to report problems, route convoys around traffic, avoid enemy concentrations,
report accidents and call for combat support and medical assistance.







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