Warfighting Concept News Today

For at least three days last week, the second link in the U.S. military chain of command, the man the president would call to order military action in a crisis, was missing in action with no explanation.

What's after Multidomain Operations? Army Futures Command is beginning to work on an operational concept for 2040 and beyond.

“Speed is critical. And I’m trying to put speed back in the JROC,

New acquisition requirements guidance coming this month, Hyten says 1 hour ago An M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System fires during a September 2017 exercise in Rocket Valley, South Korea. Long range fires will be a priority for the new joint warfighting concept. (Sgt. Michelle U. Blesam/Army) WASHINGTON — New guidance from the Joint Requirements Oversight Council, or JROC, will be coming by the end of the month, with an emphasis on how to speed up key areas for the Pentagon, according to ...

New US Army doctrine coming summer 2022 March 15 A stinger missile team with the 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, identify an unmanned aerial vehicle target, during RIMPAC 2018 at Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands, July 24. The training exercise is in support of the Armys Multi-Domain Task Force Pilot Program. (Sgt. 1st Class Claudio Tejada/US Army) WASHINGTON — The Army is expected to release its new doctrine, one that describes how the service will operate in the future a...

New US Army doctrine coming summer 2022 March 15 A stinger missile team with the 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, identify an unmanned aerial vehicle target, during RIMPAC 2018 at Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands, July 24. The training exercise is in support of the Armys Multi-Domain Task Force Pilot Program. (Sgt. 1st Class Claudio Tejada/US Army) WASHINGTON — The Army is expected to release its new doctrine, one that describes how the service will operate in the future ac...

A second NORTHCOM experiment aims to prove out various concepts for JADC2.

ALEXANDRIA -- Good Evening, Drifters In journalism we have a thing called "the nut graf." I always try to have one in every story. Its the "so what" paragraph of your story. Heres one I wrote about a request for information about a sub-launched drone for aerial surveillance: "The Navy has been interested in sub-launched drones for some time and has been testing prototypes, but the RFI shows the service is getting serious about the idea as it adds longer-range torpedoes and anti-ship cruise miss...