Functional Area 50 (FA50) Army Force Management

Functional Area 50 (FA50) Army Force Management Welcome to the U.S. Army Functional Area 50's official page on Facebook. Most of all, FA50 officers are problem solvers.

This page is administered by the FA50 Personnel Development Office, Directorate of Force Development, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff G-8. "Force Management" comprises the many complex processes and systems by which the Army is organized, manned, equipped, and maintained. Force Management officers integrate and implement changes in organizational requirements and authorizations. They "define t

he force" (force development) and "build the force" (force integration) in support of the Warfighter.They are self-disciplined strategic thinkers. The Proponent for Functional Area 50 is the Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8. The Executive Agent is the Director, Force Development. For more information about FA50 and Army Force Management, please visit our public website www.fa50.army.mil.

08/20/2021

WASHINGTON -- In 1998 then-Col. Richard Formica first mentored Robert “Bo” Dyess when both officers were assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division.

It’s time to vigorously “move the ladder” to develop and implement the solutions envisioned in multi-domain operations.
01/31/2021

It’s time to vigorously “move the ladder” to develop and implement the solutions envisioned in multi-domain operations.

If the ladder is not leaning against the right wall, every step we take just gets us to the wrong place faster. - Steven Covey   For 20 years, the

10/08/2020

"It's a fundamentally different way of assigning people.”

The ATAP Marketplace — here's what you and your family need to know about getting your preferred assignment.

Read more here: https://go.usa.gov/xGeyU

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08/02/2020

The Army's Network Modernization Experiment 2020 (NetModX20) includes roughly 20 systems focused primarily on command post survivability and mission command resiliency.

08/01/2020

Hypersonics and counter-hypersonics remain among the Defense Department's highest technical modernization priorities, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment said.

07/29/2020

Army research enables conversational AI

07/21/2020

The U.S. Army has developed a new operational concept, The United States Army in Multi-Domain Operations 2028, primarily to meet the challenges presented by its peer and near-peer adversaries. The Battlefield Development Plan drives continuous experimentation and analysis to refine and integrate the...

07/18/2020

Army Preparing to Field New Capability Sets

07/18/2020

In addition to the video message just shared by TRADOC's Commanding General, Gen. Paul E. Funk II, the attached Diversity and Inclusion Letter spells out TRADOC's mission to ensure we're all on the same team.

Funk Fundamental 25 states: The Army is a People Business.

07/16/2020

Army looks to better attract gaming industry for training...

07/16/2020

DOD awards $154 million to Army-led flexible electronics...

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"Force Management" comprises the many complex processes and systems by which the Army is organized, manned, equipped, and maintained. Force Management officers integrate and implement changes in organizational requirements and authorizations. They "define the force" (force development) and "build the force" (force integration) in support of the Warfighter.They are self-disciplined strategic thinkers. Most of all, FA50 officers are problem solvers. The Proponent for Functional Area 50 is the Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8. The Executive Agent is the Director, Force Development. For more information about FA50 and Army Force Management, please visit our public website www.fa50.army.mil.