Projecting and Sustaining Materiel Preparedness
COL Michael B. Lalor
Commander
U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command
Ft. Detrick, MD
From Combat & Casualty Care, Spring 2020
Promoting Operator Lethality Through Advanced Technology
COL Ryan W. Barnes
Director
Joint Acquisition Task Force
U.S. Special Operations Command
From Armor & Mobility, June 2020
Ensuring Advantage to Protect National Interests
GEN Richard D. Clarke
Commander
U.S. Special Operations Command
Mac Dill AFB, FL
From Armor & Mobility, June 2020
Soldier-Level Situational Awareness
By Cale Teeter-Gregg, goTenna, Inc.
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Countering Maritime Threat Evolution
CAPT Christopher Merwin
Director Mine Warfare Division
Naval Surface and Mine Warfighting
Development Center
Vice Commander, Navy Mine Warfare Battle Staff
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Engaging the Global C-IED Fight
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Countering Improvised Explosive Devices Centre of Excellence (C-IED CoE) is at the forefront of U.S. and allied global defense against state-backed, IED-employing international terror.
By COL Stephen Kavanaugh, Deputy Director, NATO Counter IED Centre of Excellence
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Intelligent Autonomous Ground Mobility
Recognizing the need for autonomous ground systems to operate in the unknowns of a mission, the U.S. Army is making investments in ground vehicle mobility modeling and simulation (M&S) to improve and prepare for future off-road operations. Army engineers and scientists are working diligently and purposefully to shape future operational capabilities and, as a ground force, remain ready and resilient.
By Dr. David Gorsich, CCDC GVSC and Michael Letherwood, Alion Science & Technology
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Rewiring the Path from Discovery to Capability
U.S. Army Futures Command is driving the transformation of scientific discoveries and concepts into fielded warfighter capabilities. Diverse teaming, a sharp focus on Army-relevant problems, and adopting a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) approach, provides new tools for battlefield success.
By Dr. Shawn M. Walsh, CCDC Army Research Laboratory, Dr. Jean M. Vettel, Futures & Concepts Center, and Mr. Mathew M. Correa, CCDC Soldier Center
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Modernizing for Rapid Integration and Synchronization
COL John Brewer
Chief of Staff
Air and Missile Defense Cross Functional Team
U.S. Army Futures Command
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020
Forging Future Weapons Material Evolution
COL Martin Hendrix
Commander
U.S. Army Rock Island Arsenal
(RIA)
From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020