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Citing China, North Korea and Russia, Maj. Gen. Joel Vowell said he'd "champion for [...] a more integrated air and missile defense protection in the first island chain."

Without a soldier in the driver's seat, the Army wants high-tech sensors to sound the alarm when something is wrong, or even predict when it will be.

As technologies emerge and evolve, new tactics emerge. New strategies take shape and the Army finds itself in the position of working to author a new generation of warfare doctrine. 

The Army wants to shift its posture in the Western Pacific from a heavy concentration in the Korean peninsula to a more dispersed force throughout the theater, without stationing more soldiers in the Indo-Pacific, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth said Wednesday. “We want to be flexible” in meeting the challenges from China from the Himalayas to the East […]

As "linchpin service," Army sees logistical, communications and, yes, combat roles in possible conflict.

While initially conceived of as a land-attack weapon on land, the Precision Strike Missile can also be used to attack enemy shipping.

Soldiers have to contend with a huge torrent of information pouring in at once. A new device seeks to compile it all in one place and make it useful. 

Army Futures Command was able to increase communications range, speed, and security during exercises Project Convergence 2021.

The Army is quickly gaining experience through ongoing efforts to enable greater data sharing and interoperability.

In desert experiments, Army races to develop tactics for transferring data — and realizes high-def video can create potentially fatal data bottlenecks.