Army Wants ReARMM Model In Place By FY '22 To Enable Targeted Deliveries Of New Systems

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The Army is aiming to install a new force general model by fiscal year 2022, which will include an effort to move toward more targeted delivery of next-generation weapon systems to required units.Army officials detailed the new Regionally Aligned Readiness and Modernization Model(ReARMM) to reporters on Tuesday and said the service will spend the next year refining the model to create predictable six month cycles for fielding new equipment to units rather than the current system of delivering to units that happen to be available for training."There's a recognition, and we've been looking at this the last couple of years, that we need a force generation model that affords the opportunity to continue to maintain the readiness and training while at the same time modernizing for the future force," said Lt Gen. Charles Flynn,deputy chief of staff for the Army's G-3/5/7. "We need time in our modernization and training cycles to make sure that our leaders understand the capabilities that they're getting and how the doctrines and [tactics] that we're going to use are applicable to these new capabilities."