There’s no doubt that foreign military sales are a critical component of U.S. foreign policy. From bolstering our allies’ counterterrorism capabilities and regional stability to ensuring their interoperability and competency in helping the U.S. shoulder the burden of coalition operations, FM…

As the Army’s largest civilian organization, Army Materiel Command is leading the way in implementing initiatives to address the findings of the most recent Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.

An Aviation and Missile Command logistics management specialist working on a Program Executive Office for Aviation project team to modernize the UH-60L Black Hawk is among Army Materiel Command’s top third-quarter employees for fiscal 2019.

Maj. Gen. Doug Gabram will soon be reunited with his Army Materiel Command family when he assumes command of the Installation Management Command, headquartered in San Antonio, Texas.

The Army has selected a single viewer for more than 7,400 electronic technical manuals, choosing a solution developed by a team from the Aviation and Missile Command.

Human resource professionals are preparing for a new method of tracking military personnel and pay data.

The Aviation and Missile Command is focused on the future and many of its 2019 efforts support that forward-looking focus.

BRISBANE, Australia – Seventy-four participants from nine partner nations and three international organizations have gathered in Brisbane, Australia, to collaborate on Nimble Titan 20, an integrated air and missile defense campaign of experimentation.

In a year marked by expanding missions, the Army Materiel Command’s effectiveness in enabling the Army to fight and win the nation’s wars remains entrenched in the capabilities of its major subordinate commands.

Maj. Tom Boehm of Redstone Arsenal is the distinguished honor graduate of the latest class from the Command and General Staff Officer Course.

Aviation and Missile Command leaders highlighted aviation readiness, supply availability, maintenance times and human capital development during a Dec. 18 update for Army Materiel Command’s Commander Gen. Gus Perna.

The work that Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center employees do today will impact the kind of world they live in 20 years from now.

In 1977, when Bill Marriott was a midshipman at the Naval Academy, he and five other midshipmen spent a semester studying at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. It was his first encounter with the Army, but certainly not his last.