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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
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BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
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Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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MDA awards contracts for a drone-based laser design
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded three contracts to Boeing, General Atomics and Lockheed Martin to develop preliminary designs for a UAV-based laser.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
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Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
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Congress to limit WIN-T funds until Army delivers tactical comms plans
Congress is planning to limit funding for the backbone of the Army’s tactical network until the service delivers a report on how it plans to modernize its tactical communications and data networks, according to language in a conference committee report of the fiscal year 2018 defense policy bill made public Nov. 9.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
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Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
-
Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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MDA awards contracts for a drone-based laser design
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded three contracts to Boeing, General Atomics and Lockheed Martin to develop preliminary designs for a UAV-based laser.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
-
Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
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Congress to limit WIN-T funds until Army delivers tactical comms plans
Congress is planning to limit funding for the backbone of the Army’s tactical network until the service delivers a report on how it plans to modernize its tactical communications and data networks, according to language in a conference committee report of the fiscal year 2018 defense policy bill made public Nov. 9.
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Does the US Army need a strategy to counter AI?
The Army general in charge of standing up the service’s Futures Command suggests the service consider a counter-artificial intelligence strategy along with AI development.
-
Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
BAE Systems to help ammo survive GPS-denied environments
BAE Systems has won an $8 million contract to develop precision guidance kits for artillery shells that allow the rounds to operate in a GPS-denied environment.
-
Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
-
Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot
Four companies have advanced to build ground robots capable of equipment transport ahead of a program of record where one of the four will be selected to produce the unmanned vehicle for the Army.
-
US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
-
MDA awards contracts for a drone-based laser design
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded three contracts to Boeing, General Atomics and Lockheed Martin to develop preliminary designs for a UAV-based laser.
-
Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
-
Congress to MDA: Prepare for space-based missile attacks
Congress made another aggressive push for space-based missile defense in its annual defense authorization bill.
-
Congress to limit WIN-T funds until Army delivers tactical comms plans
Congress is planning to limit funding for the backbone of the Army’s tactical network until the service delivers a report on how it plans to modernize its tactical communications and data networks, according to language in a conference committee report of the fiscal year 2018 defense policy bill made public Nov. 9.
