ARMY AL&T
PASSING THE TEST
A Soldier from the 111th Theater Engineer Brigade medical section conducts COVID-19 testing at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. Every Soldier on Camp Buehring is required to test negative before redeploying to the United States. (Photo by 1st Lt. James Mason, 111th Engineer Brigade)
OVERSEAS DEPLOYMENT
An 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper gets tested for COVID-19 at Fort Bragg, N.C., in May. The testing is in preparation for participation in Swift Response 21, a joint, multinational airborne exercise involving more than 7,000 paratroops from 10 NATO nations. (Photo by Master Sgt. Alexander Burnett, 82nd Airborne Division)
CONCLUSION Troughout the COVID-19 pandemic, using their acquisition capabilities and acumen, the DA2 screening and development team has always delivered. In addition to being professional acquisition experts, the DA2 team members are “pathfinders,” exploring all solutions and strengthening the resolve of the rela- tionship between DOD and HHS. Te team structure they have built is the model adopted by other DOD teams supporting the White House executive order to expand enduring U.S. domes- tic vaccine capacity, by building and maintaining infrastructure to increase long-term pandemic preparedness. Tey continue to codify efficiencies and support development of policies and procedures to maintain expedited actions on national priori- ties, expansion of U.S.-based production capacity, and timely
procurement of immediate-need testing resources. Teir support of the nation throughout this pandemic has moved the coun- try forward, and helped it outlast the adversity of the moment.
For more information, go to
https://www.jpeocbrnd.osd.mil/coro- navirus.
ERIK HEINE supports the Joint Project Manager for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Medical at Fort Detrick, Maryland. He is a Project Management Professional and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in computer information systems and decision support systems from James Madison University.
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