Ward/Quaid Punks strike a chord.

Nicely written! ["Everything We Need to Know About Program Management, We Learned from Punk Rock," July-August 2005.] I'm a month out from taking over PMA-226, the Marine CH-46 CH-46 - Transport helicopter used by the Marines and Navy; aka Sea Knight helo program, and I've been reading everything I can find to get in the right frame of mind. Ward and Quaid's article did it. Who'd ever expect to find Gonzo writing in Defense AT & L?

Rock on,

Lt. Col. H. J. Hewson

U.S. Marine Corps

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Author:	Hewson, H.J.
Publication:	Defense AT & L
Article Type:	Letter to the Editor
Date:	Sep 1, 2005
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