Steve McGill to present Project Outreach” at this years Combat Camera Reunion

Steve McGill

Carl Steven “Steve” McGill
Multimedia Management Specialist, Riverside

Retired U.S. Air Force Photojournalist Carl Steven McGill will make a dynamic in depth presentation for “Project Outreach” at this years Combat Camera Reunion.

Project Outreach initiated by the Defense Imagery Management Operations Center (DIMOC) to recover media from individuals and organizations throughout the Department of Defense (DoD) Visual Information (VI) community.

Thousands of historical photographs, films and videos, have been rescued thanks to DIMOC’s efforts.

They ensure its mission to receive, manage, digitize, preserve; and transfer this media to the National Archive and Records Administration (NARA); the nation’s record keeper.

McGill born in Nashville, TN. and moved to Birmingham, AL. after his 2nd birthday. He graduated from E.B. Erwin High School in 1972 and enlisted into the U.S. Air Force where he became a Still Photographic Specialist.

In 1981 he was selected as one of six Air Force still photographers to attend a year long graduate course at Syracuse University’s S.I Newhouse School of Modern Communication.

He retired from the U.S. Air Force in 1993.

McGill’s 20 years of military training brought him considerable knowledge and expertise in the multimedia field, including still photo editing, slide show presentations, photographic displays and graphic layout and design.

He currently holds the position of Multimedia Management Specialist for the Defense Information Management Operations Center, Riverside, CA. and has accumulated 43 years practical knowledge in the visual information field.