Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com a. Be responsible for medical support of OT, provide United States Army Medical Department (USAMEDD) consultants, subject matter experts, and test players to the test organizations to assist with test planning, execution, and reporting. (See AR 40–60.) b. Conduct the HHA program. (See AR 40–10.) c. Provide centralized T&E management by establishing a T&E Manager and by providing representation to T&E forums as required. d. Participate in the TSARC as required. (See para 9–3.) e. Perform system evaluation for assigned systems in accordance with USATEC policies and procedures. f. Using the CG, U.S.
Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (USAMRMC)— (1) Perform the duties as MATDEV and developmental tester for medical systems as required. (See AR 40–60.) (2) Provide system safety and health data, to include safety and health hazard assessments and releases, on medical materiel and system acquisition programs. (3) Coordinate testing of all non-developmental medical systems, items, and medical assemblages. (See AR 40–60.) (4) Establish and maintain a HUC according to AR 70–25. (5) Perform the ILS program surveillance for Army medical materiel systems. (See AR 700–127.) (6) Perform ILS assessments for Army medical materiel. (See AR 700–127.) g. Using the CG, U.S.
Army Medical Department Center and School— (1) Serve as the combat, doctrine, and training developer for USAMEDD. (2) Using the U.S. Army Medical Department Board, perform the duties of an operational tester for medical materiel systems, materiel systems having medical implications, and medical C4I/IT. h. Using the CG, U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventative Medicine, conduct and provide HHA for acquisition programs. (See AR 40–10.) 2–20. Commanding General, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command The CG, USASMDC will— a.
Provide test facilities and technical expertise in support of strategic, national missile defense and, where re- quested, full envelope missile defense life-cycle developmental test activities. b. Provide space surveillance missions in support of the Commander in Chief, Space Command, requirements. c. Maintain and operate the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll (USAKA) and the U.S. Army Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site in accordance with DODD 3200.11. d. Operate and maintain the High Energy Laser Systems Test Facility (HELSTF) for DOD to evaluate new laser concepts and technologies. e.
Provide centralized T&E management by establishing a T&E Manager and by providing representation to T&E forums as required. f. Assist the Army T&E Executive and TEMA in developing T&E policy g. Participate in the TSARC process as required. (See para 9–3.) h. Ensure that all strategic missile defense testing complies with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. i. Comply with the Compact of Free Association between the U.S. and the Republic of the Marshall Islands, which allows use of the USAKA. j. Provide input to the ATRMP. k.
Develop the requirements for space and missile defense instrumentation that is specific to assigned programs and manage the acquisition of sustaining instrumentation. l. Coordinate with USATEC and integrate OT planning early in Battle Lab experimentation to permit data to be collected for system evaluation and reduce future OT where possible. m. Using a direct reporting PM— (1) Exercise program management for assigned systems. (2) Participate as a member of IPTs and T&E WIPTs on the acquisition of space and missile defense systems. n.
By means of a PM for Ballistic Missile Targets Joint Project Office— (1) Serve as a manager and proponent for ballistic missile target systems and represent the Army on joint service programs. (2) Plan, program, defend, and oversee the execution of the ballistic missile targets budget. (3) Document technical specifications in appropriate requirements documents. (4) Maintain an inventory of current ballistic missile targets. (5) Serve on certification, validation, and threat accreditation working groups for ballistic missile targets and threat simulators. 8 AR 73–1 • 1 August 2006