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p#109


WORKFORCE 109 FACES OF THE FORCE


The men and women of the Army Acquisition Workforce, at work


112 I T TA K ES A TE AM


Forward-deployed Army materiel enterprise pools diverse skills to execute multifaceted mission in Afghanistan


132 NEW HEIGHTS IN EDUC AT ION


Army’s first civilian-only senior service college program receives military accreditation


135 MA IN TA INING CRI T IC A L SKIL L S


AMC cultivates depot and arsenal leaders to help preserve the defense organic industrial base


140 A SCEP IN THE RIGHT DIREC T ION


How an Army intern program trained one of its future leaders to support the acquisition workforce and Soldier community


144 PATHWAY TO LE ADERSHIP


Setting goals and building skills help grow careers and the Army AL&T workforce


147 FRESH FACES


The Pathways and other intern programs help PEO EIS train future civilian leaders


EDITORIAL STAFF


NELSON MCCOUCH III Editor-in-Chief


MARGARET C. “PEGGY” ROTH Senior Editor


ROBERT E. COULTAS Departments Editor


STEVE STARK Editor


CATHERINE DERAN Layout and Graphic Design


URI BOMBASI


Army AL&T magazine (ISSN 0892-8657) is published quarterly by the ASA(ALT). Articles reflect views of the authors and not necessarily official opinion of the Department of the Army. Articles may be reprinted if credit is given to Army AL&T magazine and the author.


Private subscriptions and rates are available from: Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402 202-512-1800


Periodicals official postage paid at Fort Belvoir, VA, and additional post offices.


POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ARMY AL&T 9900 BELVOIR RD FORT BELVOIR, VA 22060-5567


DEPARTMENTS 186 SPOTLIGHT


150 CAREER CORNER


190 OFF THE SHELF 192 THEN & NOW


Tis medium is approved for official dissemination of material designed to keep individuals within the Army knowledgeable of current and emerging developments within their areas of expertise for the purpose of enhancing their professional development.


By order of the Secretary of the Army


RAYMOND T. ODIERNO General


United States Army Chief of Staff


GERALD B. O’KEEFE


Acting Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army 40009


Official:


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