The US Army moves to tweak its formations for future conflicts
Key service official wants to make light units more survivable and increase their combat punch.
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Key service official wants to make light units more survivable and increase their combat punch.
With the Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System, or ATLAS, the U.S. Army hopes to transform the way tank crews operate using artificial intelligence. (U.S. Army)
LORTON, Virginia. QinetiQ has won a contract for research, development, and engineering support for image processing and advanced optics technologies supporting the U.S. Army C5ISR Center, the company announced in a statement.
The Redstone Airfield had a modest, yet historic start, with its original runway and first administrative building built in 1943 to accommodate the planes used to test incendiary munitions manufactured
The Army needs to “put a timeline to allow our industry partners to see where our gaps may be, use their technology and their understanding to develop potential solutions and then bring them out,” Brig. Gen. Guy Jones, deputy director and chief of staff of Army Futures Command’s Futures and Concepts Center, said.