“We want to provide the flexibility to our workforce to work where and when they're most productive,” says John Willison, a senior executive at the Army.
what they accomplished does not receive the attention and the thanks it deserves. so know that i leave this post grateful for everything our defense civilians do for our military and our national security. during a time of war, the top priority of everyone in this building ultimately must be to get those fighting at the front what they need to survive and succeed on the battlefield and to be properly taken care of when they come home. i have spent much of the past two months visiting with these troops, first in military facilities around the u.s. and then over several days at a number of forward operating bases in afghanistan. though i was only able to meet a small sample of those deployed downrange, it was important to me to look them in the eyes one last time and tell them how much i care about them and appreciate what they and their families do for our country. looking forward to this moment, i knew it would be very difficult for me to adequately express my feelings for these young