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U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
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AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
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Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
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Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
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Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
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Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
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Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
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![Not your grandparents’ radio [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635639359546933741-army-manpack-radio2jpg.jpg?w=300)
Not your grandparents’ radio [Commentary]
How a radio from the past can help in radio-frequency-denied environments.
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ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
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U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
-
AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
-
Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
-
Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
-
Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
-
Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
-
Not your grandparents’ radio [Commentary]
How a radio from the past can help in radio-frequency-denied environments.
-
ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
-
U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
-
AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
-
Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
-
Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
-
Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
-
Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
-
![Not your grandparents’ radio [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635639359546933741-army-manpack-radio2jpg.jpg?w=640)
Not your grandparents’ radio [Commentary]
How a radio from the past can help in radio-frequency-denied environments.
-
ISIS using more armed drones, ‘Mad Max’ suicide vehicles in Mosul
Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin likened the vehicles used by the Islamic State group against Iraqi government troops to those featured in the George Miller-directed post-apocalyptic movie franchise.
