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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

February 15, 2024

FROM OPEN TO CLOSED

EFFICIENT WITH FIRE: Open burning of inoperable ammunition at Letterkenny Munitions Center. (Photo by Letterkenny…

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LESSONS LEARNED: A Minnesota National Guard Soldier patrols within the perimeter of a division support area during a Combat Support Training Exercise at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, Aug. 14, 2021. Without the proper processes and funding in place, any S&T transition will be in knowledge and lessons learned only. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Brandon Whittemore)

Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

March 20, 2023

AVOID THE PLUNGE

TESTING THE LIMITS: National Guard Soldiers don M50 gas masks in response to a simulated…

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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

January 9, 2023

A PIVOT TO SMALLER, FASTER

MAJOR UPGRADE: PM Tactical Network provides Scalable Network Node new equipment training to Soldiers from…

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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

August 3, 2022

UNSTOPPABLE PLANS

PLAN OF ACTION: Decision dominance enables combatant commanders to take decisive advantage in any situation.…

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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

January 26, 2022

REDEFINING REALITY

CLOSE QUARTERS: Current processes and network limitations force staffs to be together physically to conduct…

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Army ALT Magazine Science & Technology

June 9, 2021

THE OVERSIZED POWER OF SMALL DATA

Big data gets the headlines, but most decisions are based on small data,…

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Army ALT Magazine

June 8, 2020

NEW HORIZONS

EMERGING CAPABILITIES: In January, the PEO C3T, N-CFT and the CCDC C5ISR team concluded the initial…

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General Science & Technology

June 3, 2020

FIELDING THE PROTOTYPE

SOLUTION WANTED: Rodriguez Live Fire Complex is a 3,900-acre training area in South Korea. Because of…

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Faces of the Force

August 20, 2019

Incremental progress is progress nonetheless

Make a difference every day—that’s one of the principles that guides Jon Starkell in his…

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U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s C5ISR Center

FROM OPEN TO CLOSED

AVOID THE PLUNGE

A PIVOT TO SMALLER, FASTER

UNSTOPPABLE PLANS

REDEFINING REALITY

THE OVERSIZED POWER OF SMALL DATA

NEW HORIZONS

FIELDING THE PROTOTYPE

Incremental progress is progress nonetheless

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