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The new digital engineering policy released today will essentially allow the Army to move from manual, paper-driven processes to a digital environment.

Plans include more commercial satellite tech, plus more options to hide within commercial communications traffic.

The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.

The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.

The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.

New system will replace spreadsheets and PowerPoint to generate options at “machine speed.”

The U.S. Army is soliciting feedback on its plan to establish a consortium-like organization and a contract vehicle to support the development of fire support command and control systems and other digital fires products designed to improve the decision-making process and accelerate kill chains against near-peer threats. White papers in response to the request for information are due Nov. 22.Register here to hear Army officials and industry experts as they discuss the future of acquisition for th...

"Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires," said Col. Matt Paul, "but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future."

"Today, we have a really robust capability to do fires," said Col. Matt Paul, "but it was not built for how we have to share data in the future."