R AL TMY SPRING 2 0 2 2 FEATURE ARTICLES


40 THE MAGIC GLOVE MTEC gives traction to promising technology for healing Soldier injuries


45 GA INING GROUND Te Army is one step closer to delivering PRSM


50 A CUT ABOVE THE REST


Pine Bluff Arsenal helps to produce the Army’s finest “soft wear”


58 A RMY COMMENCES FIN ANCI AL STAT EMENT AUDI T


Te first-ever financial audit of the foreign military sales business practices and processes has begun


62 FACES OF THE FORCE: MA RK SHA EFFER Keeping it real


64 PROAC T IVE TE AMWORK IMPROVES FUNDING PROCESS


IPT collaboratively identifies budget proposal needs to expedite the approval process


69 ST ILL FIGHT ING THE GOOD FIGHT Te one billionth milestone


76 THE BIG T


Te LTAMDS team plans the transition to a major- capability acquisition


84 FACES OF THE FORCE: MAT THEW ADAMS It’s all about the mission


COMMENTARY


86 UNSTOP PABL E P L ANS Creating resilient first-contact-proof plans


92 MORE TO THE STORY


Eighty years later, Calgon Carbon continues to meet DOD requirements


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WORKFORCE


94 FROM THE DACM: BE YOND THE BA SICS New framework, better alignment


98 FACES OF THE FORCE: NICK MOULT RIE Locally grown, internationally known


100 CHAT ME ON TE AMS U.S. Army telework is here to stay


105 C A REER NAVIGATOR: FEELING THE BURN(OUT )


Overworked and overwhelmed? You may be experiencing burnout


108 FACES OF THE FORCE: CHRIST INA LAWSON A little personality can go a long way


110 ON THE MOVE


114 THEN AND NOW: BEFORE SOF TWA RE, THERE WERE COMPUTERS


Can the Army find a solution to its software challenges?


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Army AL&T Magazine


Summer 2022


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