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Introduction
RADM
Steven L. Enewold
Brig
Gen Charles R. Davis
Mr.
John C. McKeown
Former
Leadership
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RADM Steven L. Enewold,
United States Navy
Rear Admiral Steven “Smiley” Enewold, a native
of Denver, Colorado, graduated from the University of New
Mexico and its Naval Reserve Officer Training Candidate Program
in December 1972. After commissioning, he entered flight training
and postgraduate studies at Pensacola, Florida. In June 1974,
he received his Masters of Science in Aeronautical Systems
from the University of West Florida and shortly thereafter,
“Wings of Gold” at Training Squadron FOUR.
Operational training began in January 1975
when he transitioned to the A-6A/E INTRUDER at Whidbey Island,
Washington. His initial Fleet squadron was the MAIN BATTERY
(VA-196) where he completed a WESTPAC/Indian Ocean Deployment
and won his first Air Wing “TOP TEN” Tailhook Award. His follow-on
assignment was with VA-128 as an A-6 instructor pilot, serving
as the AIRPAC NATOPS Model Manager and lead instructor for
the Familiarization, Weapons, and Tactics training phases.
His second operational tour with the VA-52
KNIGHTRIDERS was shortened by selection to Air Force Test
Pilot School at Edwards AFB where he served as the Class Leader
for Class 83A, “The Class with NO Class”. After graduation
in December 1983, he reported to the A-6 Weapon System Support
Activity, China Lake, California. His projects included the
A-6E weapon integration of HARM, HARPOON 1C, IR and LASER
Maverick, Skipper II, GATOR, BIGEYE, AWW-13 Data Link Pod,
and A-6F software design. In 1987, he was selected as an Aeronautical
Engineering Duty Officer and started his third operational
tour with the VA-115 EAGLES station in Atsugi, Japan.
In 1988, he transferred to the Naval Test
Pilot School where he served as Chief Flight Instructor, teaching
in the Systems and Fixed Wing curricula. In June 1991, he
transferred to Naval Air Systems Command Headquarters, serving
as both the A-6 “Class Desk” and Director, Air Vehicle Division
(AIR-530).
In August 1994, he assumed command of the
Aircrew Systems Program (PMA-202) where he managed the development,
procurement and support of personal flight equipment, night
vision goggles, escape systems and survival radios. In April
1997, he transferred to the Program Executive Office for Tactical
Aircraft Programs (PEO (T)) and assumed command of the EA-6B
Program (PMA-234) until August 1999. In 2000, he completed
a one-year assignment in the Secretary of Defense Corporate
Fellowship Program where he was assigned to Lockheed Martin
Mission Systems in Gaithersburg, MD.
He served as the Program Executive Officer
for Air ASW, Assault and Special Mission Programs (PEO (A))
13 December 2000 until 30 January 2002. His current assignment
is as the Program Executive Officer for the F-35 Joint Strike
Fighter Program.
Rear Admiral Enewold has flown over 4800
flight hours in more than fifty different types of aircraft
and has over 660 carrier arrested landings. Rear Admiral Enewold’s
personal decorations include: Legion of Merit (3), Meritorious
Service Medal (3), Navy Commendation Medal, and Navy Achievement
Medal. He is married to the former Judi Stoever of Albuquerque,
New Mexico and has two married daughters, Jeanine Goldberg
and Lynnette Johnson.
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