Military Reservists Positively Impact DCSA's National Security Mission [Image 7 of 9]

UNITED STATES

11.27.2019

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Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency

Army Maj. Remilekun Bankole, senior contract specialist at the DCSA Program Executive Office, is among the military reservists on active duty who are making an impact across the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, which comprises more than 8,000 government civilians and defense contractors.

“As a warfighter, my first and foremost responsibility is to serve and protect, which is in line with DCSA’s mission considering the footprint we cover as an agency,” said Bankole, who coordinates activities for the DCSA program executive officer while supporting the chief of staff's strategic vision for the agency. “Guided by the U.S. Army values, I am aligned with the unwavering integrity and passion DCSA gives to the American people. DCSA is open to new ideas and it’s great to see that my perspective, background and experiences are welcomed to strengthen diversity, which births great ideas with no boundaries. This cultural innovation influences a high level of willingness and ability to be more agile in problem-solving and providing results.”

Bankole supports and assists with management cost, schedule, design, development and testing at DCSA. His goal is to deliver innovative enterprise enabling services, operations and business information technology systems that efficiently fulfill DCSA's mission.

“Working with DCSA is a high calling knowing how it affects the citizens of the United States of America,” he said. “It is very rewarding to contribute to this cause and it will be an honor for any warfighter to join the team of the national gatekeepers who create security against foes who are foreign and domestic, thereby making the country safe.”

• Date Taken: 11.27.2019
• Date Posted: 09.13.2022 13:39
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