Army White Paper - Army Force Structure Transformation

The U.S. Army announced today changes to its force structure that will modernize and continue to transform the service to better face future threats. Under the plan, the Army will reorganize over the next decade to ensure it can deliver trained, cohesive and lethal forces to meet future challenges in increasingly complex operational environments.

Army Space Vision Supporting MDO

Theory of Victory

J. BOONE BARTHOLOMEES

Army Combat Trauma Care in 2035: A Workshop

美国陆军2035年的卫勤保障展望（英文）

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, under the auspices of the Board on Army Research and Development, convened a workshop of leading military, researchers, medical, and intelligence professionals on November 18, 2019, to examine the future of Army combat trauma care and emerging medical advancements that could improve soldier survivability in high-intensity conflicts in 2035. Specifically, the workshop participants explored and discussed how bioengineering can return soldiers to the fight more quickly; areas of Army tactical combat care that can be improved now; and future related threats, risks, and status of preparedness. This publication highlights the presentation and discussion of the workshop.

Army Medical Strategy Issues for the Future

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Gary Cecchine

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David Johnson

John R. Bondanella

J. Michael Polich

Jerry Sollinger

ARROYO CENTER

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AFCEA Belvoir Industry Day

I3MP/P2E

Nov. 17, 2020

Armored Brigade Combat Team (ABCT)

66 –Armor Companies (45 x CAB; 9 x CAV)

198 -Tank Platoons

T&E DEFENSE ACQUISITION WORKFORCE

CIVILIAN RETIREMENT ELIGIBILITY DISTRIBUTION FY08 VS FY18