R AL TMY F A L L 2024
FROM THE AAE 4
SHAPING THE FUTURE OF WARFARE
Advancements across Army acquisition portfolios advance our warfighters on future battlefields
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY AND MODERNIZING THE ARMY
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THE CALCULUS OF CAUTION Layered risk mitigation for AI development
14 THE KNOWN UNKNOWNS Pacing biological threats with AI
18 FROM CANARY TO COMPUTER
Digital transformation and the modern CBRN battlespace
24 ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, DETECT!
Te Joint Biological Tactical Detection System is finally ready to go into production
30 FACES OF THE FORCE: SAPNA “SONA” PATIL
Building on experience
32 THE SAFE ADVANTAGE Rapid software development with DevSecSafOps
37 CALL MY AGENT AI agents collaborate to support Army missions
42 KEEP IN TOUCH
Soldier involvement during testing brings value to Army modernization efforts
46 VITAL SIGNS
Te first triage system ever cleared by the FDA is powered by AI
50 FACES OF THE FORCE: MAJ. STEPHEN MURPHY
Prioritization and perspective 52 ATEC’S DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Data mesh revolutionizes ability to speed capability to warfighters
58 MULTIPLE PATHS LEAD TO NETWORK RESILIENCY
Army agencies work to improve satellite communica- tions and Soldier capabilities
ON THE COVER
The Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology (ASA(ALT)), along with industry partners, is working to streamline processes, remove barriers and accelerate Army modernization by fielding new capabilities and achieving key milestones.
62 MAKE ROOM FOR MODERNIZATION
Excess Defense Articles program complements the Army’s modernization and divestiture goals
66 ACCELERATING THE ARMY’S AI STRATEGY
Army SBIR and xTech competitions partner with Project Linchpin to scale AI solutions
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