For their efforts in answering an Operational Needs Statement from U.S. Army Europe and delivering first-of-a-kind electronic warfare prototypes for brigade and below, the Army Rapid Capabilities Office and Project Manager Electronic Warfare & Cyber have earned the 2018 David Packard Award for Acquisition Excellence.
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| Strykers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment (2CR) negotiate the terrain of the Hohenfels Training Area, Germany. Soldiers with the 2CR were among the first units to receive the new electronic warfare prototype systems provided by the Army Rapid Capabilities Office and Project Manager Electronic Warfare & Cyber in response to an Operational Needs Statement. (Photo Credit: U.S. Army photo) |