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Army Innovation Yields Results for Warfighters

Insourcing can enhance the government-industry partnership.

An MVD plug-in enables use of high-magnification sensors, which means that crews can perform roadway and roadside threat detection at extended ranges while on the move. Credit: Army photo

U.S. Army Improving Mobile Command Posts

A new effort aims to improve combat command center mobility and survivability.

The U.S. Army has kicked off a new effort to modernize expeditionary command posts. Credit: U.S. Army

Army Aims for Network Modernization

The service's CIO and G-6 charts a digital change in direction.

A group of U.S. Army soldiers sets up manpack radios during a recent Network Integration Evaluation exercise. The Army is on the cusp of dramatic change as it revisits its technological needs for networking in a new battlefield environment. Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford, USA, is the Army chief information officer (CIO) and G-6.

Army Looking to Improve Performance of Night Vision Sensors

Lockheed Martin Corporation, Orlando, Florida, has been awarded a $64,972,538 modification (P00019) to contract W58RGZ-16-C-0008 to extend services for performance-based logistics in support of the

Army Moves to Integrate Warfare Operations

Work still needs to be done in integrating cross-functional capabilities into warfighting.

From left, the Army’s Maj. Gen. Patricia Frost, Maj. Gen. John Morrison, and Maj. Gen. David Lacquement (Ret.) discuss at a recent AUSA event how the Army is integrating electronic warfare capabilities into a multifunction approach with cyber and intelligence operations.

Thales to Equip Army with Multiband Radios

Under a $37 million contract, Thales will provide its AN/PRC-148C Multiband Inter-Intra Team Radio (IMBITR) to security force assistance brigades (SFAB) in the U.S. Army.

U.S. Army Taps Black Box for Ukrainian IT Security Initiative

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Black Box Corporation, a digital solutions provider, will continue to provide supplies and services to the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, under a $10.4 milli

Army Officials Tout Unmanned Combat Vehicles

Remote control systems may provide more firepower than Abrams tanks.

The U.S. Army conducts a demonstration of robotic and autonomous systems at Fort Benning, Georgia. Service officials want to design a Remote Combat Vehicle more lethal and maneuverable than an Abrams tank. Photo credit: Patrick A. Albright

Leidos to Provide C4 Support to Army Intelligence and Security Command

Leidos Incorporated of Reston, Virginia, has been awarded an $11,664,071 modification (P00003) to contract W911W4-17-C-0009 to maintain command, control, communications, computers and information m

Army SATCOM Supports Hurricane Relief Efforts

Network engineers help with disaster assistance in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.

U.S. Army soldiers unload critical supplies in Puerto Rico. The Army also is providing satellite communications in support of hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Army Innovation Yields Results for Warfighters

U.S. Army Improving Mobile Command Posts

Army Aims for Network Modernization

Army Looking to Improve Performance of Night Vision Sensors

Army Moves to Integrate Warfare Operations

Thales to Equip Army with Multiband Radios

U.S. Army Taps Black Box for Ukrainian IT Security Initiative

Army Officials Tout Unmanned Combat Vehicles

Leidos to Provide C4 Support to Army Intelligence and Security Command

Army SATCOM Supports Hurricane Relief Efforts