is also focused on improving air crew safety with the Air Warrior System. This includes a new survival radio for air crew members, designed to function in austere environments with “plug-and-play” accessories for those who need to use the radio in a variety of aircraft, said Capt. Patrick Butler, assistant product manager for air combat survival.There’s also a new mission-oriented protective posture, or MOPP, ensemble being developed. The ensemble will allow air crew members to attach pouches and items where they want them on the vest, depending on the aircraft they’re in.That kind of flexibility can also benefit soldiers as they use different weapon systems, Elgort said.Soldiers and Army leaders can expect to see continuous improvements in the gear soldiers wear and carry, with enhancements to make missions safer and more efficient. From bomb suits to body armor, parachutes to protective gear, soldiers can rely on PEO Soldier to provide the best equipment for the fight.