PowerPoint Ranger
n. A military officer who excels at creating PowerPoint presentations.
Examples
2012
Petraeus was America's first great digital general. He was the ultimate "PowerPoint Ranger" — the nickname given by military officers to colleagues adept at giving dazzling digital presentations overflowing with data, graphics and bullet points.
—William Doyle, “Must one lose a job over infidelity?,” CNN Wire, November 18, 2012
2010
Many members of the military should spend much of their time communicating information, but they should use all channels of communication in appropriate ways — and make sure that they are not just "PowerPoint Rangers."
—Peter Norvig & Stephen M. Kosslyn, “A Tool Only as Good As the User,” The New York Times, April 27, 2010
2000 (earliest)
PowerPoint has become such an ingrained part of the defense culture that it has seeped into the military lexicon. "PowerPoint Ranger" is a derogatory term for a desk-bound bureaucrat more adept at making slides than tossing grenades. There is even a "PowerPoint Ranger Creed," a parody of the Marine Corp's famous "Rifleman's Creed".
—Greg Jaffe, “Pentagon cracks down on … PowerPoint,” ZDNet, April 26, 2000
Notes
You can read the PowerPoint Ranger's Creed here.