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US Army carefully folding Ukraine info into Project Convergence tests
Project Convergence 22 is the first to directly involve international allies, namely the U.K. and Australia.
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Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
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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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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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Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
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Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
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Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
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New strategy to quicken tech development amid digital transformation
One indicator of the strategy’s implementation will be the volume of modern software practices embedded in requests for proposals, an Army official said.
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Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
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Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
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US Army carefully folding Ukraine info into Project Convergence tests
Project Convergence 22 is the first to directly involve international allies, namely the U.K. and Australia.
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Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
-
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.
-
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.
-
Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
-
Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
-
New strategy to quicken tech development amid digital transformation
One indicator of the strategy’s implementation will be the volume of modern software practices embedded in requests for proposals, an Army official said.
-
Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
-
Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
-
US Army carefully folding Ukraine info into Project Convergence tests
Project Convergence 22 is the first to directly involve international allies, namely the U.K. and Australia.
-
Digital engineering makes Bradley replacement better, Army leaders say
“We’re able to come up with, I believe, more elegant and thoughtful designs early on using digital engineering than we would be able to otherwise.”
-
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.
-
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.
-
Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
-
Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
-
New strategy to quicken tech development amid digital transformation
One indicator of the strategy’s implementation will be the volume of modern software practices embedded in requests for proposals, an Army official said.
-
Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
-
Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
