R AL TMY F A L L 2022
48 MORE AGILE POWER PROJECTION RAIL system enables offloading at austere locations
54 THE POWER OF SOLDIER FEEDBACK
CS23 enables Stryker squadrons to operate flexible network and situational awareness capabilities
60 THE BIG PICTURE
Nett Warrior and the ENVG-B provide Soldiers overmatch against adversaries
66 FACES OF THE FORCE: OMAR SIAJE Te bigger picture and beyond
68 DRIVING CHANGE IN DEFENSE ACQUISITION
Applying flexible source selection tools and processes to the procurement of a commercial tactical vehicle hybridization solution
FEATURE ARTICLES
74 HOT AND COLD Electronic controlled powertrains have changed the test and evaluation landscape
82 A BET T ER BUNKER New bunker designs reduce risks and save lives
87 SHA P ING AVI AT ION’S FUTURE
Te Combat Aviation Brigade Architecture Integration Lab enables the shaping of Army Aviation’s future
92 FACES OF THE FORCE: VIVI ANA GUT IERREZ JIMENE Z Bring your A-game
94 THE LEGEND CONT INUES Army-Air Force effort will help B-52s to continue flying
98 FACES OF THE FORCE: ROBIN TI T T LE SR. Make it personal
100 A RMY AMMUNI TION P L ANT MODERNI Z ATION P L AN
DOD ammunition production facilities to receive critical modernization to sustain production
WORKFORCE
112 FROM THE DACM: THE ARMY ACQUISI T ION WORK FORCE OF THE FUTURE
115 C A REER NAVIGATOR: CREDIT WHERE IT ’S DUE
Credentials help acquisition professionals tailor training and education to their careers
120 FIRST IN CL A SS
Inaugural cohort member explains the DASA(P)-sponsored MSL program at GW Law
126 BECOMING THE MIDDL EMAN
A civilian delivers capabilities to Soldiers through the LEAD program
130 FOR SOLDIERS BY SOLDIERS Army Software Factory is hastening the Army’s ability to develop tech talent
136 ON THE MOVE
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CRITICAL THINKING
106 STAYING THE COURSE Greg Chappelle isn’t giving up efforts to keep the Native STEM program afloat
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