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Army Materiel Command Leader Discusses Priorities, $16 Billion Organic Industrial Base Modernization Plan

Army Materiel Command Leader Discusses Priorities, $16 Billion Organic Industrial Base Modernization Plan
A Crane Army Ammunition Activity employee discusses with Gen. Ed Daly, the commanding general of U.S. Army Materiel Command, during a visit Sept. 4 how upgrades at Crane Army’s flagship flexible manufacturing complex allow CAAA to produce conventional munitions faster and more effectively. (Photo: Hayley Smith).

The head of Army Materiel Command on Thursday detailed his priorities for logistics and sustainment modernization, including specifics on the service’s 15-year, $16 billion plan to overhaul its organic industrial base facilities with advanced production and manufacturing capabilities. Gen. Ed Daly said his top sustainment initiatives include reducing logistics demand with greater electrification and alternate fields, increase use of predictive maintenance tools, proliferating advanced manufacturing capabilities down to the corps and division levels, fielding fully autonomous air and ground resupply…

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