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Col. Peter M. Kujawski

SIG Sauer's Colonel Peter M. Kujawski Receives the Legion of Merit Medal

EXETER, NH – Colonel Peter M. Kujawski, Vice President of International Sales for SIG Sauer in Exeter, New Hampshire, received the Department of Defense Legion of Merit Medal for exceptionally meritorious service during his 30 years of service to his country and the United States Army.

At a ceremony held on June 28 at the SIG SAUER Academy in Epping, New Hampshire, Col. Kujawski received this award as well as recognition from New Hampshire’s Governor Lynch, U.S. Senator Gregg, and Senator Shaheen. Col. Kujawski was also officially retired from active United States Army Reserves at the ceremony.

A native of Webster, Massachusetts, Col. Kujawski was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Regular Army in 1979 from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Col. Kujawski’s most important deployment came when he was called to active duty in response to the World Trade Center attack from September 11, 2001. He assumed the DoD leadership role and used his experience and ability to work under substantial pressure to review and refine the missions assigned to DoD, and to lead his team in processing 14 such missions during the critical first 36 hours after the attack.

Prior to joining SIG SAUER in 2004, Col. Kujawski held the position of Business Director for Solectron Global Services. Col. Kujawski was hired as the Director of Military and Government Sales for SIG SAUER and has promoted twice at SIG SAUER to Vice President of Military, Government, Export and the SIG SAUER Academy and most recently to VP of International Sales and Training. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA in Management from the Golden Gate University.

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