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How an AI company parsed misinformation early in Israel-Hamas war
“Anywhere there is a hot spot, our folks are looking to see what signal we can pull,” said Primer’s chief executive.
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Upgrade networks or suffer on the battlefield, generals warn
“Soldiers need to shoot, move and communicate,” the Army chief of staff said. “Technology should facilitate those fundamentals, not encumber them.”
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US Army to build electronic warfare training ground at Fort Gordon
The sensitive nature of electronic warfare has long rendered full-strength testing and training tricky.
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These new Army formations can reach across Europe to strike a target
This was the first time that the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force did a multi-service, multi-partner targeting data hand-off at these ranges.
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US Army considering aerostat overhaul as focus turns to Russia, China
“One of my priorities is to help reimagine aerostats,” said Lareina Adams, who months ago became the project manager for terrestrial sensors.
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Forget PowerPoint and move faster on planning, Army 2-star says
Quicker cycles for targeting and operations will mean more demands on intelligence.
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US Army’s test of Lockheed jammer highlights payload adaptability
Additional flight tests are expected in the coming months — on top of the hours MFEW-AL has already logged.
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What Project Convergence will look like after bucking its yearly rhythm
Project Converge is not, according to Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, “activity for activity’s sake.”
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Four questions with the US Army’s acquisition chief
Doug Bush discusses how the Army is trying to bolster its industrial base to restore vital stockpiles.
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Despite struggles, Army claims ‘progress’ on housing, quality of life
Army leaders are optimistic that “generational” investment in struggling areas like barracks can meaningfully increase soldier quality of life.
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Army moves on arms sales reform amid growing interest from Ukraine war
The Army’s equities in the Foreign Military Sales process have ballooned amid the Ukraine war, and it’s looking to complete deals faster.
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Army exec wants ‘robust’ industry input in revamp of artillery software
PEO C3T issued a request for information regarding the continued modernization of AFATDS, which interfaces with more than 80 other systems.
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Shield AI unveils V-Bat Teams drone swarm tech, with eye to Replicator
Shield AI aims to double the size of its V-Bat drone teaming capabilities each year, from four now to eight next year and beyond.
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Barracks and base fixes won’t be one-size-fits-all, Army 3-star says
The three-star general and head of Installation Management Command argued that it’s part of a broader shift in thinking over recent decades.
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Kongsberg sending counter-drone network to Ukraine, pitching it to US
Kongsberg is sending its integrated counter-drone network to Ukraine to improve battlefield awareness and shoot down Iran-made Shahed drones.
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US Army’s multidomain task force units could bring in allies, partners
Allies and partners could become a part of the Army’s multidomain task force units, and U.S. Army Pacific is evaluating that possibility with Australia.
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‘As long as it takes’: US Army doubles down on Ukraine training goals
Army and NATO officials highlighted their Ukraine training efforts despite uncertainty over whether U.S. funding will continue.
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The Army team that spots problems before they lead to a toxic climate
The Cohesion Assistance Team visits six to eight teams a year.
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Army targets California to boost recruitment numbers
The Army plans to add 50 more JROTC programs in the next five years across the country.
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Suppressed GPS in Ukraine fuels development of US Army navigation tech
“You can see real-world, potential-adversary capabilities, and then we can put that up and measure how we’re doing on our side,” said one Army official.
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Water wars: Army tackles water use, reuse and its effects on combat
New research aims to gather water from the air.
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US Army mulls attack drones, ground robots for Replicator
Drones and other robots, defense officials say, can extend spying, targeting and logistics while also reducing human risk.
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Polaris maturing autonomous MRZR Alpha under prototyping effort
Polaris is pairing its MRZR Alpha with an autonomy package that would allow it to move supplies and people off-road in complex terrain.
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Teledyne launches latest Black Hornet nano-drone with upgraded sensors
Teledyne FLIR Defense is betting big on a drone so small it can fit in a soldier’s hand.
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Beyond 2030: How Army Futures Command is adapting its approach
As the Army gets closer to its 2030 goal for fielding those weapons, service leaders say the command is here to stay — but will expand its focus.