R AL TMY SPRING 2 0 2 4 FEATURE ARTICLES


62 THE SOF TWARE ADVANTAGE How the Army is embracing modern software development and acquisition practices


68 LOGIST ICS FOR DATA


Data transportation, synchronization and maintenance is critical


72 COMMAND AND CONT ROL ON-THE -MOVE Enhancing survivability in large-scale combat operations


78 FACES OF THE FORCE: BRYCE BE T Z X-Y-Z is easy as 1-2-3


80 INNOVAT ING THE FUTURE Te evolution and impact of MilTech


85 REMOVING BOUNDA RIES


PEO C3T’s making it easy to plug into the unified network from anywhere in the world


88 NO TIME TO WA ST E


AMLC is using data to anticipate and position lifesaving materiel during combat operations


92 SHA K ING THE TREE


XTech helps PM Soldier Lethality find potential industry partners


96 FACES OF THE FORCE: EL I AS VA INCHENK ER Shift with the wind


98 AGILE ACQUISI T ION FOR … HA RDWA RE?


Agile processes using minimum viable product strategies enable hardware development to deliver capabilities at speed


COMMENTARY


102 ANA LY T ICS AT THE EDGE Ongoing European operations confirm logistics is a critical warfighting function


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106 FROM THE DACM: PIONEERING THE FUTURE WI TH THE B-52 LEGAC Y


Te B-52 is a living example of adaptability and innovation


108 ADVANCING CLIMAT E LI T ER AC Y


Best practices underscore the Army’s commitment to reducing environmental impacts


112 FACES OF THE FORCE: LIL I AN RODRIGUE Z Master gunner, trainer, yogi


114 RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT DAYS


A look at one Army acquisition leader’s efforts to recruit and retain an engaged workforce


118 ON THE MOVE


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Army AL&T Magazine


Spring 2024


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