R AL TMY WINTER 2 0 2 5 FEATURE ARTICLES


48 PREPA RE, DEP LOY AND SUSTA IN Transforming medical logistics to sustain survivability


54 FACES OF THE FORCE: BRI T TANY WIE L AND It’s not what you think


56 NEW OBJEC T IVES


CECOM ARAT hosts a tri-service working group to improve overall collaboration within the community


60 FACES OF THE FORCE: SGT. 1ST CL A SS RYAN D. JOHNSON Be a sponge


COMMENTARY


62 CHANGING CULTURE Te PMR program evokes change—starting with itself


WORKFORCE


70 FROM THE DACM: A SUSTA IN ABLE ENT ERPRISE Targeted learning keeps the workforce’s skills sharp


73 R ANK ING HIGH


USAASC is recognized as one of the ‘Top Five Best Places to Work in the Army’


76 IN SEL ECT COMPANY


A Centralized Selection List assignment can boost acquisition careers and grow leadership skills


82 FACES OF THE FORCE: KATHRYN “C A L E T T E” CHAMNESS Don’t be outworked


84 A UNIQUE A P PROACH


Making the most of 90 days of on-the-job acquisition training with SOF AT&L


88 C A REER NAVIGATOR: TA KE YOUR REST For true resilience, seven types of rest are best


92 P IONEERING NEW PATHS


Chris Young’s groundbreaking direct commission into Army acquisition


96 CELEBR AT ING EXCEL LENCE


New 2024 inductees enter the Army Acquisition Hall of Fame


98 ON THE MOVE


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