          TO     UNBURDEN OUR SOLDIERS. TRANSITIONING         A     


program gives forward-deployed forces more effective, mobile defenses against enemy rocket,


artillery, compared with and mortar


  capability with a wider engagement envelope,


the already


          FOBs in theater today.


The EAPS program is exploring three potential high-tech solutions engineered   solution options are command-guided and “hit-to-kill” interceptors. The


“automatic cannon” command-guided       rounds. These options will provide the


simultaneous capability to engage


and destroy multiple incoming rockets, artillery rounds, and mortars, providing 360-degree coverage.


CONCLUSION To


maintain a leading edge in


technology, the Army S&T community must continue broad investments in    operational,


and strategic surprises.


As the Army continues to diligently identify and harvest technologies suitable for transition to our force, we aim to


 Programs and Technology Transition for the


We will continue to look for opportuni- ties to sharpen the focus on those core capabilities needed to sustain the future force, and to identify promising disrup- tive technologies.


The real value of the S&T community to the Army lies in the contributions from its members, which extend far beyond the “widgets” or individual devices, com- ponents, systems, and subsystems and the knowledge products developed through our S&T programs.


Ultimately, our focus remains upon the Soldiers of today and tomorrow; we con- sistently seek new avenues through which to increase their capability, transition the best


technology to them as fast as we


can, and ensure their technological supe-     from now.


For more information, contact Steve Bury at stephen.j.bury.ctr@mail.mil.


protect Soldiers from potential and emerging threats.


      (ASA(ALT)). He is a Distinguished Military Graduate of the University of Kentucky with a B.S. in chemical engineering, and holds an M.S. in national resource strategy from the National Defense University. Flamm is a member of the Senior Executive Service  - agement,


test and evaluation engineering,


 and engineering.


     -       of Mount St. Mary’s University with a B.S.    College graduate. Bury retired as a U.S.  -   Secretary of the Army for Research and Tech- 


          - gic Communications. He holds a B.A. in       - ture from Columbia University.


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