Profile: PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR SOLDIER


The third in a series, ASA(ALT) at Work, which looks into ASA(ALT) organizations, what they do and where they do it.


PEO Soldier’s mission is to rapidly deliver agile, adap- tive, leading-edge Soldier capabilities to provide combat overmatch today and be more lethal tomor- row. Commanded by Brig. Gen. Anthony Potts, PEO Soldier will be releasing the first product partnered with the U.S. Army Futures Command (AFC)—the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle – Binoculars (ENVG- B). In addition to partnering with AFC on capabilities such as Next Generation Squad Weapons and the Integrated Visual Augmentation System, PEO Soldier delivers 130 programs of record and 253 products and non-programs of record, such as essential capa- bilities from body armor, helmets, sensors and lasers, to legacy weapon systems.


Headquartered at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, PEO Soldier comprises some 1,438 personnel— military, government civilians and contractors providing systems engineering and technical assistance support.


WHAT SHOULD WE KNOW ABOUT PEO SOLDIER?


PEO Soldier provides the processes and tools to ensure a collaborative, iterative Soldier- centered approach to delivering integrated capability to Soldiers and squads.


HOW DOES PEO SOLDIER SUPPORT THE FUTURE FORCE?


Our focus is making sure that Soldiers have enhanced capabilities in lethality, mobility, survivability, situational awareness and sustain- ment. We treat the Soldier as an integrated weapon system and the squad as an inte- grated combat platform, from their uniforms


3 SHOWING THE WAY


Sgt. Gabrielle Hurd of the New Hampshire Army National Guard shows her team the route they will take on an overnight hike to the summit of Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire, during an ENVG-B Soldier touch point July 10-12. PEO Soldier incorporates Soldier feedback into the ENVG-B product and many others, which helps the Army integrate the current needs of Soldiers with the Army’s future, multidomain battlefield. (Photo courtesy of PEO Soldier Public Affairs)


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Army AL&T Magazine


Fall 2019


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