Which organization is responsible for execution and synergy of capability requirements across the Army Modernization Enterprise?

• A. Cross-Functional Teams (CFTs)
• B. Integrated Capability Development Team (ICDT)
• C. Initial Capability Document (ICD)
• D. DCR

Answer: (A)

Cross-Functional Teams are the mechanism that aligns and drives capability requirements across the entire Army Modernization Enterprise. They bring together experts from requirements, resourcing, acquisition, and warfighting functions to work跨 the lifecycle—from concept and experimentation to development and fielding. This setup ensures that needs identified by doctrine and users are translated into integrated solutions that fit together with other programs, concepts, and training, providing the execution and synergy the enterprise requires.

An Integrated Capability Development Team is focused on tying capability development to requirements within a more limited scope, not the enterprise-wide orchestration. An Initial Capability Document is a descriptive artifact outlining a capability gap and proposed approach, not a coordinating body. DCR refers to another governance element or report not responsible for cross-enterprise execution.