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“Behind the Frontlines: Enabling the Warfighter” - Exclusive and partner-created content focusing on Army acquisition processes, procedures, capabilities, services, equipment and the workforce. Sharing the latest acquisition news from across the enterprise providing rolling updates, senior leader commentary, and more, “Behind the Frontlines” emphasizes the Army Acquisition Workforce (AAW), connecting the dots between the acquisition community and the Army’s capabilities. Consisting of approximately 29,000 professionals, both civilian and military, the AAW has the responsibility of providing Soldiers with what they need to complete their mission successfully. From scientists, to engineers, to program managers, it is important to tell the AAW story and hear from those behind the frontlines delivering capabilities to our Soldiers. “Behind the Frontlines” will feature the following topics: 1. AAW Spotlights: Up-to-date DACM Office highlights and career information relevant to the AAW community. 2, Acquisition 360: A comprehensive look at the end-to-end acquisition life cycle. 2. Been There, Done That: Commentaries from previous acquisition leaders, instructors and industry sharing their previous experiences and how they connect to technology and programs available today. 3. Faces of the Force: Highlights AAW professionals and their career progression. 4. From the Frontlines: A look at acquisition in action. Submit your story at https://asc.army.mil/submissions.
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FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ACQUISITION CAREER MANAGEMENT RONALD J. RICHARDSON JR. The Army stands at a pivotal moment, one defined not by incremental change but by deliberate transformation. At the center of this evolution is
FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ACQUISITION CAREER MANAGEMENT RONALD J. RICHARDSON JR. The Army stands at a pivotal moment, one defined not by incremental change but by deliberate transformation. At the center of this evolution is
Somewhere in the Pentagon, an Army senior leader recently made a program decision informed by live data, instead of slide decks. That moment reflects a broader transformation: as more information moves into digital model
Somewhere in the Pentagon, an Army senior leader recently made a program decision informed by live data, instead of slide decks. That moment reflects a broader transformation: as more information moves into digital model
The Army has signed a new policy that fundamentally transforms the materiel release process, replacing decades of administrative friction with a risk-informed, enabling framework that delivers capabilities to Soldiers fa
The Army has signed a new policy that fundamentally transforms the materiel release process, replacing decades of administrative friction with a risk-informed, enabling framework that delivers capabilities to Soldiers fa
The Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Procurement (DASA(P)) convened its DASA(P) Advisory Board on April 22-23, 2026, for a pivotal two-day summit at the Pentagon. The summit focused on accelerating artificial i
On May 21st, nineteen fellows, along with their families and friends, gathered at the Warfighting Acquisition University’s (WarU) Scott Hall to celebrate the graduation of the Senior Service College Fellowship (SSCF) cla
The Army is wasting no time implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into its enterprise structures. In recent months, the United States Army Communications-Electronics Command Army Software and Innovation Center (CECOM
The Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) is committed to doing better. As the Army moves at speed toward continuous transformation, ATEC is fundamentally changing how we support decisions to deploy new capabilities th
As the Army reshapes its acquisition enterprise to move faster and remain relevant in an increasingly contested operational environment, the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) program stands as a clear example of how Ca
Faces of the Force: Meet Aaron Robertson-Majewski, a pricing team chief at Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal, who is making a significant impact on our national security. In the latest #FacesoftheForce profile,
Meet Sgt. 1st Class China A. Mathews! When tasked with an assignment full of unknowns, she doesn’t just charge ahead. Her secret to success? Always asking "Why?" This commitment to understanding the full picture has defi
Leadership Insight: Improving Public Sector Inefficiencies with Private Sector Solutions. After a distinguished 38-year career in the U.S. Army, retired Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood made the transition from active duty to the
Faces of the Force: Sgt. 1st Class China A. Mathews, 918th Contracting Battalion, Mission and Installation Contracting Command, Fort Carson, Colorado, Detachment Sergeant
Charles Harris, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center, Capability Program Executive Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense General Engineer, Contract Specialist.
As the Army Acquisition Executive (AAE), I view the PIT as a proving ground for how the Army can rapidly inject promising technology into the hands of our warfighters, iterate with vendors and scale across the Army throu
The Army is embracing low-code solutions to rapidly develop and deploy applications with minimal hand-coding, resulting in faster time-to-production, lower costs and greater agility in responding to changing mission requ
The Army’s Launched Effects (LE) program is accelerating a new era of battlefield reach and responsiveness by pairing cutting-edge uncrewed technology with acquisition approaches designed for speed. Built to deliver deci
The Army’s acquisition reform is beginning to show tangible results, as early actions taken under the new portfolio acquisition executive (PAE) construct translate strategic intent into measurable progress. Within the fi
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