AUSA: As the Army puts scores of cutting-edge technologies and capabilities through the ringer at its Project Convergence experiment the deserts of Arizona over the next four weeks, top Army officials are watching closely to see what survives and to get it into the hands of soldiers “as quickly as possible.” “If it works, we’re going to transition quickly,” Lt. Gen. James Richardson, deputy commander of Army Futures Command and Project Convergence director, told the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) conference. To do so, Richardson said the Army has gre...