To assist with acquisition planning, the Adaptive Acquisition Framework (AAF) includes six pathways to enable the workforce to develop acquisition strategies and employ acquisition processes that match the characteristics of the capability being acquired. Identify the AAF Pathway by the description of its use. (HINT: Use the "Help Me Select a Pathway" page on the AAF website.) _____ To rapidly develop fieldable prototypes within an acquisition program to demonstrate new capabilities and/or rapidly field production quantities of systems with proven technologies that require minimal development. _____ To acquire information systems that support DoD business operations. _____ To field capabilities to fulfill urgent existing and/or emerging operational needs or quick reactions in less than two years. _____ To acquire services from the private sector including knowledge-based, construction, electronics and communications, equipment, facilities, product support, logistics, medical, research and development, and transportation services. _____ To facilitate rapid and iterative delivery of software capability systems (DBS) (e.g., software-intensive systems and/or software-intensive components or sub-systems) to the user. _____ To acquire and modernize military unique programs that provide enduring capability