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ROADMAP TO MODERNIZATION


U.S. Army undertakes significant equipment modernization effort


RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION


8 DRIVING CREATIVE DESTRUCTION


Challenging the status quo to become stronger and more powerful


14 FORTUNE FAVORS THE BOLD


“Unusual” approaches to materiel development could be the secret to innovation


20 THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF SOLDIER TOUCH POINTS


Ensuring Army systems and tools meet the needs of future warfighters


24 FACES OF THE FORCE: CHRISTINE M. BERG


Paying it forward 26 THE CYBER EXPERIMENT


Defensive Cyber Operations pilots new funding approach


31 CLOUD FORMATIONS


Te Army lays the foundation for data-centric operations


DESIGN DEVELOP DELIVER DOMINATE


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ON THE COVER HEADLINE ONE


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HEADLINE TWO


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HEADLINE THREE


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In this issue, we examine trends and developments in research, development, test and evaluation across the Army acquisition enterprise—from Soldier touch points to small business accelerators and even “colorless” money for cyber defense.


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