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Army Contract Mod with BAE Supports Self-Propelled Howitzer Development Through 2023

BAE Systems Land & Armaments LP, York, Pennsylvania,

Envistacom Secures $47.8 Million Contract Supporting the Army's Deployable Ku-Band Earth Terminal Program

The Army awarded Atlanta-based Envistacom a $47

ACT I Will Provide Enterprise Resource Planning Support the Army's Financial Management Command

Arlington, Virginia-based Advanced Concepts and Technologies International, LLC

Improving Battle Buddy Bots

Army researchers are advancing the robot-human partnership for warfighting environments.

Roboticists at the Army Research Lab are pulling together components for robots to be able to take verbal instruction from soldiers and then complete a series of complex tasks. Here, the robot acts as a forward observer, detects a possible enemy position and relays the information to the soldier, who plans their next move. CCDC ARL

The Army Quickens Its Innovation Pace

The service pursues next crop of advanced tactical network technologies from the industry.

Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, USA, director, Network-Cross Functional Team, speaking at AFCEA International’s Alamo Chapter ACE 2019 event in San Antonio, Texas on November 20, tells the industry that the service is pursuing its next round of advanced tactical technologies from the industry.

Proper Training is at the Crux of Multidomain Operations

For the Army, investing in its people is the service’s way to be effective in all domains, leader says.

The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command’s commanding general, Gen. Paul E. Funk , USA, speaks to soldiers at Ft. Benning, Georgia in September. How the Army trains its soldiers, especially its leaders, has to change to meet the demands of multidomain operations, he says. Army photo by Patrick A. Albright.

Multidomain Operations May Hinge on IoT Capabilities

New concepts brought by the Internet of Things are changing Army approaches.

Green Beret forces train for multidomain operations in a joint exercise with the U.S. Air Force. Adapting technologies and capabilities from the Internet of Things (IoT) may hold the key toward achieving vital capabilities for Army multidomain warfighters. U.S. Army

Army Exercise To Test Multidomain Operations

Service leaders stress interoperability during Defender-Europe 2020.

M1A2 Abrams tanks take part in a May 2019 exercise in Poland. U.S. Army officials plan a massive exercise, Defender-Europe early next year. It will be the largest of its kind in 25 years. Photo Credit: Sgt. Thomas Mort

Jette: We Need to Re-Examine Our Industrial Base

Advanced manufacturing could benefit the defense industry.

Soldiers travel in an M113 armored personnel carrier during a combat support training exercise. The Army keeps purchases and stores for long periods components of major systems, such as transmissions for M113s, but advances in manufacturing could help the service, and the industrial base, find new ways of sustaining heavy equipment. Credit: Master Sgt. Michel Sauret

Army Invests Heavily in Multidomain Operations

Army and Air Force large agree on the MDO concept.

Army paratroopers sling-load a ground mobility vehicle to a CH-47 Chinook helicopter during a September 2019 Saber Junction exercise in Germany. Army officials intend to invest heavily in multidomain operations in the coming years. Credit: Army Sgt. Henry Villarama