What does REF stand for?

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Rapid Equipment Fielding (US Army)

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They also correct errors that are revealed after fieldings, test newly issued items (such as tactical operations center systems) to ensure that they are fully functional and the unit understands how to operate them, provide new equipment training and over-the-shoulder training on new systems, and assist with rapid fielding initiative and rapid equipment fielding issues.

The chief of staff's imperatives and the army field support brigade: ...