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U.S. Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga is leaving the position and "starting something new."

Project Flytrap 5.0 officials are excited to put several C-UAS-based capabilities in action and to the test this month in Lithuania.

The budget request prioritizes personnel transformation across the force.

U.S. Army officials plan to transform how soldiers experiment with and evaluate technologies at this year’s event.

The new unmanned aircraft tool allows soldiers to launch attacks against targets and eliminate threats while keeping personnel far away from the point of conflict.

Leaders are improving and bolstering enterprise platforms while also collaborating with public and private sector personnel to establish the groundwork for the AI and large language model spaces.

Defense officials highlight three focus areas as they work to make advancements.

Modern military operations require purpose-built tools.

Crews at the Capability Program Executive Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors are strengthening the Next-Generation Command and Control infrastructure by integrating sensor data that feeds into its data layer.

The new radiological detection system gives warfighters the ability to uncover and locate hazardous materials, helping keep soldiers out of harm’s way.