Industry Studies Award Notes

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Antonelli Award for Industry Study Excellence

The Association of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces established the Major General Theodore Antonelli Award for Industry Study Excellence in 1993. The award annually honors the Industry Study seminar whose written executive summary and oral presentation best represent the high standards of the Industrial College in this endeavor.

The award is presented at the awards assembly at the end of the academic year. The selection committee, chaired by the Director of the Industry Studies Program, views all oral presentations and reviews all executive summaries that have been nominated by the faculty leaders. Award criteria are based on the guidance contained in this Handbook and the standard of excellence reflected in the industry analysis. In general, the greatest weight is assigned to the written report.

The selected seminar's name and the year of award are engraved on the Antonelli Plaque, which is permanently displayed at the Industrial College.

Antonelli Award Winners

2010 Land Combat Systems
2009 Electronics
2008 Aircraft
2007 Finance
2006 Aircraft & Shipbuilding
2005 Finance
2004 Electronics
2003 Finance
2002 Strategic Materials
2001 Biotechnology
2000 Class of 2000

The Lockwood Award

The Lockwood Award is an endowed award sponsored by the Association For Intelligence Officers (AFIO) and recognizes the best individual Industry Study issues paper. The award is named in honor of Mr. Earl Forrest Frosty Lockwood, co-founder and former Chairman, President and CEO of Betac International Corporation, a systems engineering and information technology services firm that specialized in providing a wide range of systems integration, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism solutions to the Intelligence Community.

Each Industry Study group's faculty will nominate the best paper from that group as a candidate for the AFIO Intelligence Scholarship Foundations Earl Forrest Lockwood Award. A panel of faculty judges will select the winning paper from the candidates nominated. This award includes a plaque and a set of books or a bond. The award will be announced at the ICAF Awards Ceremony in June.

Lockwood Award 2007 : Mark S. Spillman The Asian Semiconductor Industry and it's Potential Impacts to U.S. National Security

Excellence in Research and Writing in Industry Study

Each year IS student's superior achievement in writing is honored during the ICAF awards ceremony.

The following are the recent awardees:

Colonel William W. Braley, U.S. Army
Commander Brian M. Goodwin, U.S. Navy
Survey of Business Forecasting and Inventory Management for Defense Logistics

Lieutenant Colonel David B. Chandler, U.S. Air Force
Specialty Metal Legislation: The Issue and the Cost

Commander William H. Suggs, U.S. Navy
The Next Generation Air Transportation System: Future Vehicle for America's Aviation Industry

Lieutenant Colonel Mark A. Vaitkus, U.S. Army
Ms. Helen Tierney, Department of the Army
Strategic Languages: Implications for Our National Security