RAMPING UP READINESS
Soldiers of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment engage Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment playing the role of opposing forces in a town assault scenario during Exercise Saber Junction 17 at the Hohenfels Training Area, Germany, in May. Saber Junction 17 exemplifies one kind of combat environment for which the AAW is responsible for outfitting Soldiers: unified land operations with an emphasis on rehearsing the transition from garrison to combat operations and exercising operational and tactical decision-making skills. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Rachel Wilridge, Viper Combat Camera Team, U.S. Army Europe)
• Professional development—Keeping our professionals quali- fied and fully trained.
• Leadership development—Developing and sustaining effec- tive Army acquisition leaders through specialized leader development programs and opportunities.
• Employee engagement—Giving our acquisition professionals the tools to take ownership of their careers, and empowering them with a sense of purpose and commitment to the mission.
• Communications and collaboration—Improving these to better support the Army acquisition community.
CONCLUSION Te HCSP is just one example of how we are refining the AAW to position it for success. We must ensure that we have the right people with the right skills to meet current and future equip- ping needs. We must continue to cultivate “common ground”
to work more effectively, collaboratively and productively with everyone on the Army team.
Today’s challenges, threats and opportunities are unprecedented. Our Soldiers depend on each of us to be fully engaged and highly effective as we make sure they have the capabilities they need to conduct full-spectrum operations across the globe. It is paramount that we systematically and strategically manage the acquisition workforce, ultimately to ensure mission success. Well-educated, well-trained and experienced people are the key. High-quality acquisition workforce professionals drive better acquisition outcomes.
Readiness is the Army’s No. 1 priority. Our acquisition profes- sionals must remain ready at all times to provide the equipment and services that our Soldiers need to win across multiple mis- sions, domains, conditions and geographies now and into the future.
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