Day 3 Photos

Last night, conference attendees enjoyed the IOSC dinner with keynote speaker, Major General Michael C. Kostelnik (Ret.), Assistant Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Air and Marine. General Kostelnik discussed CBP's decision to re-wing 14 of their P-3s to keep them operating for 20-25 more years. He said CBP leadership examined their mission and determined that the P-3 was the best airframe to accomplish the mission, as long as the aircraft are safe and the systems are relevant.

Conference attendees also toured the Lockheed Martin P-3 wing line and the CBP P-3 on Wednesday.

P-3 Aircraft Tour at Lockheed Martin

Today, conference attendees and Lockheed Martin employees had the opportunity to tour the Customs and Border Protection P-3 that was recently re-winged, as well as a U.S. Navy aircraft.

Ray Burick (middle, left), Lockheed Martin’s vice president of P-3 Programs, talks with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol crew members and Gen. Michael Kostelnik (front, right), assistant commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Air and Marine.

Lockheed Martin employees tour the CBP aircraft.

Photos from yesterday

Good morning everyone! We're working on the posts from this morning's presentations. In the mean time, here are some pictures from yesterday.

International reception Tuesday night

Tuesday's golf outing

Hotel displays

Pictures from this morning

Ray Burick kicks off the morning

Lockheed Martin sustainment with Ed Dumas

Lori Lindholm quizzing the audience