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The Aviation and Missile Command brought representatives from the Army and industry together for the fourth annual Organic Industrial Base Modernization Symposium, April 2-4.

Traditionally, wars are fought over land, sea, and in the air. Future conflicts will no longer exist solely in those domains; we will encounter conflict in space, cyberspace and simultaneously

To fight in a multi-domain battlefield, you must test in a Multi-Domain Operations environment and that’s exactly what the Army Test and Evaluation Command can now offer to the Army.

After more than two years of strategic planning, the Army’s Organic Industrial Base finds itself at the forefront of modernization as it begins execution of its 15-year Modernization Implementation Plan.

The Army is charting a course toward modernization of its Organic Industrial Base through a 15-year plan and looking to work alongside industry to maximize efficiency and innovation within existing

David Elkins has served as the technical director and deputy commander at the Redstone Test Center since April 2022, but his career in lifecycle test and evaluation spans 34 years.

The Army’s senior sustainer underlined how the country’s National Insurance Policy – the Army’s Organic Industrial Base consisting of 23 arsenals, depots and ammunition plants that manufacture, reset and maintain

The director of the Alabama Securities Commission has retired after nearly 30 years of service to the state, the commission says.

The director of the Alabama Securities Commission has retired after nearly 30 years of service to the state, the commission says.