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- Since 1981, the Army's Hazard Health Assessment (HHA) Program has been essential in advising combat developers and program managers on reducing health hazards related to materiel and weapon systems.
- The program continuously works to enhance its effectiveness and usefulness to the acquisition community.
- Despite financial challenges, the HHA Program will keep offering valuable and cost-effective strategies to address health risks associated with weapons systems.
Article Abstract
Since 1981, the Army's HHA Program has provided an invaluable service to combat developers and materiel program managers by providing recommendations designed to eliminate or control health hazards associated with materiel and weapon systems. The program has consistently strived to improve its services by providing more meaningful and efficient assistance to the acquisition community. In the uncertain fiscal times ahead, the Army's HHA Program will continue to provide valuable and cost-effective solutions to mitigate the health risks of weapons systems.
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