ARMY DIR 2022-07 — Army Modernization Roles And Responsibilities
ARMY DIR 2022-07 governs Army modernization roles and responsibilities across acquisition, force development, sustainment, and logistics.
- Publication number: ARMY DIR 2022-07
- Title: ARMY MODERNIZATION ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Date: 05/03/2022
- Proponent: ASA (AL&T)
- Status: ACTIVE
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It establishes policy for acquisition authorities and assigns modernization responsibilities to senior Army leaders and commands. It also requires updates to specified Army regulations and remains in effect until rescinded.
Applies to: The provisions of this directive apply to the Regular Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and U.S. Army Reserve.
Topics covered
- Army modernization roles
- Acquisition authorities
- Force design and development
- Research laboratories and centers
- Sustainment and logistics
- Technology Maturation Board
Questions and answers
Who does ARMY DIR 2022-07 apply to?
The provisions of this directive apply to the Regular Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and U.S. Army Reserve. (paragraph 3)
What happens if ARMY DIR 2022-07 conflicts with other Army guidance?
Where this directive conflicts with any other Army policy or guidance, this directive is controlling. (paragraph 5)
What is the ASA (ALT) responsible for?
The ASA (ALT) is responsible under Title 10, United States Code, for the overall supervision of Army acquisition, logistics, sustainment, and technology matters and the management of the Army Acquisition System. (paragraph 5)
What is the CG, AFC responsible for?
AFC is now an enduring Army command, and the CG, AFC is responsible for force design and force development, and is the capabilities developer and operational architect for the future Army. (paragraph 5)
What is AMC responsible for during the acquisition lifecycle?
The CG, U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) is responsible for ensuring that sustainment and logistics issues related to acquisition programs are addressed throughout the acquisition lifecycle. (paragraph 5)