R AL TMY WINTER 2 0 2 5


FROM THE AAE 4


EFFICIENT WORKFORCE, EFFICIENT ARMY


Te Army Acquisition Workforce drives the effectiveness and efficiency of the Army


EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE FORCE


8 BREAKING THE ICE


ICE program seeks solutions to challenges experienced by the U.S. military in the extreme cold


14 BETTER OFF WITH CEDS


CEDS program completes testing activity, highlighting progress of a novel decontamination capability


18 FACES OF THE FORCE: BRIANNA BAZILIO


Grace to learn 20 MANAGE THE LOAD


How to build a sustainable and agile acquisition workforce


26 MINIATURE BUT MIGHTY


DEVCOM CBC continues miniaturizing chemical agent destruction technology


32 A SOLDIER-LED SOLUTION


Te camo net invention by Soldiers, for Soldiers in the field


36 FACES OF THE FORCE: SGT. 1ST CLASS DONALD PIPER


Always hit the save button 38 EFFICIENCY BUYS FLEXIBILITY


HMS Next-Gen Radio Platform Integration team executes a digital transformation


42 AFATDS GETS AN UPGRADE


Te Army’s new fires software will be user-friendly and Soldier-driven


A S C . A R M Y . M I L W I N T E R 2 0 2 5 ON THE COVER MODULARITY LONGEVITY SUPPLY CHAIN INFRASTRUCTURE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE FORCE


The Office Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology is helping to create and efficient and effective force through climate resilience, better infrastructure, equipment modularity and embracing a people-centric workforce philosophy.


https:// asc.ar my.mil


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