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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
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Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
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Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
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Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
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The Army set a record low for accidental deaths in fiscal 2022
“Even the loss of one soldier to a mishap is unacceptable.”
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Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
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After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
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New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
-
Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
The Army set a record low for accidental deaths in fiscal 2022
“Even the loss of one soldier to a mishap is unacceptable.”
-
Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
-
After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
-
New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
-
Pentagon eyes third rapid experimentation sprint as Congress mulls cut
The sprint is part of the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve, a DoD initiative created last year to help address high-need capability gaps.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
The Army set a record low for accidental deaths in fiscal 2022
“Even the loss of one soldier to a mishap is unacceptable.”
-
Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
-
After Ukraine: Invest in brute force or emerging tech?
In this panel discussion, experts share their views of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has changed the thinking around defense acquisitions.
-
New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
