Force Multiplying Technologies also explores options for the Army to operate with the other services and improve its support of Special Operations Forces. This report provides a logistics-centric research and development investment strategy and illustrative examples of how improved logistics could look in the future.
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Lee D. They received the following briefings: U. Jyuji D. John M. Alan J. Steven E. Ramdass was responsible for setting conditions for the Army to achieve sustainment capabilities national through tactical that support ready forces through integrated maintenance and life cycle policies, programs and operations.
Army Operational Energy Office. His diverse functional expertise as a senior leader includes leading: synchronization and integration of the Army's strategic Operational Energy policies and programs; Test and Evaluation of ACAT 1 programs; Logistics Science and Technology solutions; Interagency integration, Public-Private Cooperation integration, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief, Science and Technology programs, Civil Affairs, Training and Exercise at a Combatant Command; and driving innovative sustainment technologies and processes to improve Army logistics.
Ramdass served over 12 years on active duty, first as an enlisted aircraft crew chief, and then as an Aviation Warrant Officer, in logistics, maintenance, and training positions. How did it come about? You interviewed Army leaders who were outside the sustainment community.
Matthew Howard. We thought we could portray a genuine dialogue between the sustainment community and the components they serve. What were those interviews like? What were your takeaways from those interviews? Could you summarize their top priorities or concerns in this environment?
Something we heard a lot is, this is a time when an adversary looks for an opportunity Readiness cannot be compromised. Looking back over four years of interviews, what stands out the most? Related Content. View All. Diversity in the U. Military: Stronger Together Today's military is more isolated from the average American, yet more diverse than ever before.
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