U.S. ARMY FUTURES COMMAND (AFC)
AFC’s cross-functional teams (CFTs) are responsible for requirements development and driving new capabilities from concept to prototype. The CFTs are tightly intertwined with their counterparts within the PEOs. AFC's capabilities development and integration directorates (CDIDs) determine and develop future force capabilities. Its Combat Capabilities Development Command (CCDC) provides the research, engineering and analytical expertise to deliver capabilities to the Soldier.
AFC Headquarters 75th Innovation Command Army Applications Lab Army Test & Evaluation Command Artificial Intelligence Task Force Combat Systems Directorate Medical Research and Development Command
CCDC
Armaments Center Army Research Laboratory Aviation & Missile Center C5ISR Center (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Center)
Communications-Electronics Research, Development & Engineering Center Chemical Biological Center Data & Analysis Center Ground Vehicle Systems Center Soldier Center
Cross-Functional Teams Long Range Precision Fires Next Generation Combat Vehicle Future Vertical Lift Network
Assured Positioning, Navigation & Timing Air & Missile Defense Soldier Lethality Synthetic Training Environment
Futures & Concepts Center
Joint Modernization Command Research & Analysis CDID Chaplain CDID Cyber CDID
Intelligence CDID Fires CDID
Maneuver CDID Maneuver Support CDID Mission Command CDID Sustainment CDID
U.S. ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND (AMC)
AMC synchronizes and integrates the Army's total capabilities, manages the global supply chain and synchronizes logistics and sustainment activities across the Army. The organizations that make up the command most often do exactly what their names suggest.
AMC Commands Army Contracting Command Army Financial Management Command Army Medical Logistics Command Army Security Assistance Command Army Sustainment Command Aviation and Missile Command Communication-Electronics Command Installation Management Command Joint Munitions Command Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command Tank-automotive and Armaments Command
For the sake of comprehensibility, this graphic leaves out many other organizations and many processes that either directly contribute to the acquisition enterprise or are stakeholders of it. All numbers are approximate and, because acquisition is dynamic, could change at any time.
PRODUCTION
TRANSITION TO SUSTAINMENT
TRANSITION TO DIVESTITURE
ENGINEERING & DEVELOPMENT FOR MANUFACTURING
DEVELOPMENTAL TEST & ENGINEERING
PRODUCTION & FIELDING
SUSTAINMENT LOGISTICS
DECOMMISSIONING & DIVESTITURE
AFC
Location: 25 U.S. states and 25 countries
Size: ~26,000 people
ASA(ALT)
Location: 30 U.S. states and all of the countries where the Army has personnel
Size: ~12,000 people
AMC
Location: 50 U.S. states and 50 countries
Size: ~15,000 people
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