Left: Basil Moncrief (right) and then-Capt. John Mohler stand in front of a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle at Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan. The MRAP is equipped with a mobile command and control system, called M2C2, which Moncrief helped develop. Moncrief is the lead for the Technology Transition Office within Marine Air-Ground Task Force Command, Control and Communications at Marine Corps Systems Command. Right: The Marine Corps’s Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computers (C4), Brigadier General Kevin Nally, presents MCTSSA's Buck Connally with the 2012 Copernicus Award for sustained, superior performance in the field of C4. Connally’s wife Kathy also attended the award ceremony at the Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association West's Conference and Symposium in San Diego, Calif. - Left: Basil Moncrief (right) and then-Capt. John Mohler stand in front of a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle at Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan. The MRAP is equipped with a mobile command and control system, called M2C2, which Moncrief helped develop. Moncrief is the lead for the Technology Transition Office within Marine Air-Ground Task Force Command, Control and Communications at Marine Corps Systems Command. Right: The Marine Corps’s Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computers (C4), Brigadier General Kevin Nally, presents MCTSSA's Buck Connally with the 2012 Copernicus Award for sustained, superior performance in the field of C4. Connally’s wife Kathy also attended the award ceremony at the Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association West's Conference and Symposium in San Diego, Calif.