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The Army is moving closer to fielding its new long-range cannon as it prepares to announce the first unit to receive the capability ahead of a yearlong operational assessment.
As the U.S. Army sets out its plans to revolutionize its helicopter fleet under the FARA and FLRAA programs in the next decade what hasn’t been widely reported is the new tactics that commanders and pilots will adopt.
Army Fleshing Out Joint All-Domain Command, Control INFOTECH 6/10/2021 Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Michael H. Lehman Facing complex battlefields in the future, the Army is hard at work developing a network of interconnected platforms that can rapidly send information to commanders and troops and link sensors and shooters. This network — which has been billed as an “internet of things” for the military — is known as joint all-domain command and control. JADC2 has become a buzzword in the Pentagon as the armed services focus ...
Army Revamps to Pursue New Air-and-Missile Defense Tech MISSILE DEFENSE 5/12/2021 Raytheon photo As the Army works toward modernizing its air-and-missile defense capabilities, the service is expanding efforts to develop joint systems that will be key to winning future battles. The technology is one of the top modernization priorities being spearheaded by Army Futures Command. As part of its effort to bolster its capability, the service is combining offices and testing technologies with the other armed services to converge and streamline the process of buil...
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US Army bracing for budget hit next year 5 hours ago A group of Army Reserve Soldiers from the 76th Operational Response Command move between buildings after conducting building clearing operations during an urban assault mission on Camp Williams, Utah, April 16. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brent C. Powell/U.S Army) WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army is bracing for a possible large budget cut in fiscal 2022, a defense official told Defense News. The service is preparing contingencies should it face a “huge cut,” which means the Army would potentially have to put modernization and readiness ...