US Army CCDC Soldier Center

The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Soldier Center, based in Natick, Massachusetts, is a research and development organization dedicated to enhancing the performance and capabilities of Soldiers. Operating under the U.S. Army DEVCOM and Army Futures Command, the center employs approximately 350 personnel and generates over $500 million in annual revenue. The DEVCOM Soldier Center focuses on providing innovative science and technology solutions to optimize Soldier performance across various domains. Their research encompasses areas such as airdrop and aerial delivery, clothing and protective equipment, human systems integration sciences, expeditionary maneuver, simulation and training, and joint service combat feeding. The center's mission is to ensure the Army's dominance through superior scientific and engineering expertise. They achieve this by treating the Warfighter as a system, aiming to improve Soldier survivability, sustainability, mobility, combat effectiveness, and quality of life. For more information about the DEVCOM Soldier Center's work or potential collaborations, visit their website at sc.devcom.army.mil/.