R AL& TMY SUMMER 2 0 2 0 48 RAPID ROBOTIC REQUIREMENTS RELAY


A race to transition robotic vehicle concepts to reality


51 FACES OF THE FORCE: MAJ. SAMUEL G. BUTLER


Pushing the limits 53 EMPHASIZE SUPPORTABILITY EARLY


Unforeseen supportability issues could limit a system’s availability in the field


58 CENTER STAGE ON COVID-19


Medical Research and Development Command has multiple roles in pandemic response


63 THE HALO EFFECT Army rolls out simpler health records software during pandemic


70 PRESERVING LIVES ON THE NEW BATTLEFIELD


Battlefield medicine adapts to emerging 21st-century threats


78 NEW HORIZONS


Satellite constellations to power network modernization


82 TACTICAL SOFTWARE ‘SPRINTS’ FORWARD


PEO C3T delivers software improvements faster with Agile


88 TRAINING TO DELIVERY: CYBERSPACE WARFARE


Te Army needs carry-on-size cyberspace defense system


92 FACES OF THE FORCE: LT. COL. THERESA ELLISON


From art school to ‘Team Army’


FEATURE ARTICLES 94 AVOID BRIDGES TO NOWHERE Te problem with temporary contract extensions known as bridge actions, and how to fix it


101 ME A SURE WHAT MAT T ERS Improved stakeholder engagement advances business


106 A S A( A LT) AT WORK: JP EO- CBRND


Te JPEO is joint services lead for CBRN defense, medical countermeasures


2 Army AL&T Magazine Summer 2020 112 THE ‘P I TCH AND CATCH’ MOVEMENT A P PROACH


49th Movement Control Battalion makes the case for increased cooperation


118 UNDERSTANDING THE BAT T L EFIELD Army ERDC creating advanced geospatial tools


125 P L ANNING FOR JOINT USE


Effective joint-use planning can speed facility occupancy


CRITICAL THINKING


130 DRE AMS OF FL IGHT Being born without fibulae didn’t stop Aimee Mullins; neither will anything else


COMMENTARY


138 THE DROIDS YOU’RE LOOK ING FOR Te Army needs a thorough ontology framework to best use AI


143 BEEN THERE, DONE THAT: AI NEEDS DATA


Artificial intelligence has the potential to radically change the government PM’s role


WORKFORCE


148 FROM THE DACM: LE A RNING IN THE FACE OF PANDEMIC


Army Acquisition Workforce training has continued in spite of the limitations


152 FACES OF THE FORCE: BR ANDON M. WIL L I AMS Te trifecta of career success


154 C A REER NAVIGATOR: AN EDUC AT ION IN DISTANCE LE A RNING


Here’s how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing Army education


158 ON THE MOVE


165 THEN & NOW: ‘TO INCLUDE’ DOESN’ T How far back does DOD’s curious locution go?


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