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DigiFlight is Providing Programmatic Support for the Army's Apache Helicopter

DigiFlight Inc.,* Columbia, Maryland, was awarded a $13,8

Cole Engineering is Supplying Synthetic Training Software to the Army

Cole Engineering Services Inc., Orlando, Florida, was awa

Soldiers and Commanders to Assess FIRESTORM AI Technology

The system will face tougher challenges in Project Convergence 2021.

Soldiers test M1A2 Abrams tanks during a live-fire accuracy screening test at Fort Bliss, Texas, in October. U.S. Army researchers intend to integrate the FIRESTORM artificial intelligence system with the Abrams for Project Convergence 2021 to be held in October and November. Credit: Army Staff Sgt. Kris Bonet

Amid Budget Cuts, the Army Protects Future Capabilities

The service will continue to pursue its modernization efforts and will provide a payraise to its warfighters

At Fort Carson, Colorado, modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept. Credit: Jerome Aliotta, CCDC Ground Vehicle Systems Center

Army Catches RIDE to Extended Reality Future

A new tool is used to develop the Tactical Computing Environment.

The University of Southern California’s Institute for Creative Technologies has developed a test bed for evaluating a wide array of virtual reality, augmented reality, extended reality and artificial intelligence systems used for military purposes. Metamorworks/Shutterstock

BAE is Supporting the Army's Limited Interim Missile Warning System

BAE Systems Information and Electronics Systems Integrati

MSU is Researching Army Sensor Technologies and Related Analytics

Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Mississi

U.S. Army Faces a Myriad of Workforce Challenges

Recruiting and retaining warfighters for the multidomain battlefield requires laser focus, reconfiguring and more advanced systems, consultants say.

Lt. Gen. Thomas Bostick, USA (Ret.), senior strategic advisor at Deloitte Consulting, stresses that diversity is important for the Army to pursue when recruiting younger soldiers as well as with leadership. “Soldiers want the leadership to be attuned to this,” he says. “They want the leadership to look like them, whether it's gender, ethnicity, you name it. They want a diverse workforce.” Credit: Shutterstock/travelview

Army Cyber Center Develops Training Pilot

To discern the core skills needed for the future, the Army is examining how to deliver the appropriate training.

The Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE) at Fort Gordon, Georgia, is creating a new pilot program to allow soldiers to access training before deploying, when they are at their units or when they find they are lacking in a skill. It will also let managers know in which areas a soldier is strong, says incoming Command Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) at the CCoE, CWO 5 Paul Sankey, USA.

BAE Systems is Building a Weapons Integrated Navigation System Prototype

BAE Systems Information and Electronics, Burlington, Mass