Brian Martin, an instructor for Program Executive Office, Soldier, launches the Soldier-Borne Sensor (SBS) during an Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment (AEWE) force-on-force field demonstration held on Fort Benning, March 4. The demonstration at the AEWE event showcased the practical application of the SBS, Nett Warrior and artificial intelligence working in tandem to enhance the situational awareness of the Soldier.

Cpt. Kim Pierre-Zamora, assistant product manager for Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment at Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier, demonstrates the capabilities of the modular scalable vest to an audience during a gear comparison event on Fort Belvoir, March 8. The event provided a familiarization of selected items from Project Manager Soldier Survivability and the U.S. Army Special Operations Command’s respective portfolios for a side-by-side comparison, in order to gain knowledge and identify opportunities for collaboration in the future.

The Soldier Enhancement Program (SEP) is an enduring process designed to help the Army move at "the Speed of Industry" to evaluate and type classify existing prototypes or commercially available items that will enhance Soldiers' ability to execute their combat mission.