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Since T&E results figure prominently in the decisions reached at design and milestone reviews, early T&E involvement in the acquisition process serves to add value to the final product of any acquisition program. AEC evaluates and reports on each system's effectiveness, suitability and survivability to the Army senior leadership and, when request, to Congress.

Currently headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, AEC has sites in Alexandria, Virginia and Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland as well as maintaining a presence at Fort Bliss Texas; Huntsville, Alabama; and Shriever AFB Colorado. In 2011, the AEC headquarters will be relocating to Aberdeen Proving Ground. The AEC 800 plus workforce is comprised of military, DA civilians, and contractors in support of our mission.

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