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Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, examines one of the camera systems that is used for force protection, during a capa... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, puts on the counter remote control improvised explosive device electronic warfare d... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, examines a switchblade launching tube, a close combat weapon system, during a capab... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, looks at the rapid aerostat initial deployment tower, during a capabilities visit w... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, examines a switchblade, a close combat weapon system, during a capabilities visit w... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, uses the Blue Force Tracker, a GPS-enabled system, during a capabilities visit with... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from

Dozens of scientists, researches and engineers from military laboratories around the Department of Defense descended on the Pentagon courtyard, April 25, 2019, to participate in the 2019 DOD Lab Day. As part of... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, examines the counter remote control improvised explosive device electronic warfare ... More

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary

Honorable Steffanie Easter, the acting assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology for the Army, climbs into the driver’s seat of a MaxxPro, a mine-resistant ambush protected armor... More

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