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Cmdr. Christopher Tilley (right) Commanding Officer for Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Project Management Office for Flight Systems (SPF) relieves Capt. Michael Woehrman (left), SPF's former commanding officer, with a salute during a change of command ceremony Thursday. Both officers are standing in front of each other saluting. They are wearing summer white dress uniforms and standing in front of the SPF emblem. Cmdr. Christopher Tilley was the former Weapons Officer at Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific and assumed command at SPF during the ceremony which marks longstanding tradition of passing leadership responsibilities in the Navy. SPF—one of SSP’s many field sites—provides the technical oversight and fleet support for the nation's sea-based strategic deterrent and equip the nation’s Warfighting Navy with safe, secure, reliable, and effective weapon systems (U.S. Navy Photo by Yeoman Submarine 2nd Class Alakai Merino/Released).

240808-N-N1701-3018.JPG Photo By: YNS2 Alakai Merino

Aug 9, 2024

LITTLETON, Co. - LITTLETON, Co. (Aug. 8, 2024) – Cmdr. Christopher Tilley (right) Commanding Officer for Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Project Management Office for Flight Systems (SPF) relieves Capt. Michael Woehrman (left), SPF's former commanding officer during a change of command ceremony Thursday. Cmdr. Christopher Tilley was the former Weapons Officer at Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific and assumed command at SPF during the ceremony which marks longstanding tradition of passing leadership responsibilities in the Navy. SPF—one of SSP’s many field sites—provides the technical oversight and fleet support for the nation's sea-based strategic deterrent and equip the nation’s Warfighting Navy with safe, secure, reliable, and effective weapon systems (U.S. Navy Photo by Yeoman Submarine 2nd Class Alakai Merino/Released).

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