ARMY AL&T
OBJECTIVES NEW
CECOM ARAT hosts a tri-service working group to establish key stakeholders, facilitate the sharing of resources and improve overall collaboration within the community.
by Kevin Deegan and Robert “Kris” Knopp T
he mission of the United States Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) Software Engineering Center (SEC) Army Repro- gramming Analysis Team (ARAT) is to produce threat analysis software for Soldiers deployed worldwide. Recently, ARAT has been teaming up
with other organizations to maximize its impact by leveraging increased readiness and reduced response times to complex enemy threats.
In August 2023, ARAT coordinated with joint service reprogramming centers to estab- lish memorandums of understanding (MOUs) to formalize the sharing of software applications and threat simulations across services. Tese MOUs were based on prior visits to each of the dedicated joint service reprogramming centers to better understand partner capabilities, existing challenges and potential collaborative opportunities. At those meetings, respective teams established common obstacles—for example, keeping in lockstep with evolving radar threats for simulation purposes.
In conjunction with the Program Executive Office for Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (PEO IEW&S) Project Management Office for Aircraft Survivability Equip- ment, the ARAT program office hosted the first-ever tri-service working group in August 2024. Tere were three objectives: 1) establish key stakeholders, guidelines and future engagements to establish unity; 2) institute a centralized repository to enable sharing of reprogramming artifacts and facilitating effective sharing of other resources; and 3) define commonality in capabilities and hurdles to improve overall collaboration within the community.
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