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Описание: Dr. Smith is a Senior Executive Service (SES) civilian leader. Her role in Installations, Housing & Partnerships (under the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy, and Environment) typically involves oversight of Army housing privatization, partnerships with local communities, and infrastructure assets. #ArmyNews #Pentagon #ChristieSmith #ArmyHousing #MilitaryLeadership #USArmy #DefenseNow #Installations #MilitaryFamily #SES

Prior to this role, she likely served in other high-level capacities within the Army Secretariat. Public records indicate Christie P. Smith previously served as the Executive Director of Army Headquarters Services (AHS), where she managed directorates including Real Estate & Facilities for the Pentagon and National Capital Region, as well as executive ground transportation and mission assurance.

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Retirement of Dr. Christie Smith. AD ASA / Installations Housing & Partnerships


Film Credits: Army Multimedia and Visual Information Division

The retirement ceremony for Dr. Christie Smith, former Acting Executive Director for Army Headquarters Services, is scheduled for Friday, February 6, 2026, at 12:50 PM EST.

Dr. Smith has held prominent leadership roles within the Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army, specifically overseeing installations, housing, and partnerships.

Retirement Ceremony Details
Date: Friday, February 6, 2026
Time: 12:50 PM – 2:00 PM EST

Career Highlights
Recent Role: Served as the Acting Executive Director of Army Headquarters Services.
Responsibilities: Provided oversight for seven directorates, including real estate and facilities in the National Capital Region, multimedia and visual information, and Army publishing.
Key Impact: Acted as the Army's lead for strategic basing in INDO-PACOM and managed an organization of over 500 personnel.