What the research found, who owns the problem, and the few things that matter on the day. The full dossier and contact directory sit behind this.
The Army's hearing problem is owned by medicine and public health, not by acquisition. Nobody buys passive, communication-preserving protectors today, so the job at AUSA is to find the people who could, and leave with names and next steps.
Every booth, ranked, with people and the ask: the floor map.
Home state (decides VEDP, NYSTAR, TEDCO or Ben Franklin). SAM and the NIH registrations. The prior Beretta contact's name. The other two matchmaking slots. Veteran-owned status.
Abridged from the Hear Ye AUSA 2026 Dossier and Contact Directory, 1 Oct 2026. Confidence levels are carried over as written there: High is an official or primary source from 2025 to 2026, Medium a reputable secondary source. Nothing here was added beyond those documents.