The future of the Army in space
Our adversaries contest us in space. U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command is prepared.
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Army embraces digital engineering for Bradley replacement
Following in the footsteps of the Air Force and Space Force, the Army is beginning to adopt digital engineering for some of its most important platforms.
The U.S. Army Signal school could reduce the number of MOSs it trains
Brig. Gen. Christopher Eubank discusses reducing the number of Military Occupational Skills from the current 17 to 7 at the signal school.
Survey sheds light on military's SATCOM needs
A new survey from Viasat and Government Business Council shows a gap between the connectivity levels war fighters expect and what they have on the battlefield.
Army's EW program is about to 'drop'
Work has begun on Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool capability drop 4, the final phase of the first stage of the program.
US Army’s acquisition boss on artificial intelligence and the evolving procurement process
As the U.S. Army begins to replace its existing fleet with fresh platforms that will form a force capable of countering adversaries across multiple domains and theaters, the acquisition side of the house will face tough choices.
Logos Technologies to unveil new sensor pod at AUSA
Logos Technologies will for the first time unveil its new Multi-Modal Sensor Pod at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual meeting.
How can industry help boost resiliency in space?
Industry is working to ensure longevity for the Army's satellite communications systems.
Iran-backed hack attempt on government officials ‘completely routine activity’
Microsoft observed thousands of attempts to breach email accounts of U.S. officials and a presidential campaign.
The Army finally knows what it needs to help GPS-denied troops
The Army has finalized requirements for a mounted position, navigation and timing solution.
How Russian hybrid warfare changed the Pentagon’s perspective
As the Russians blitzed the Crimean region of Ukraine with cyberattacks, electromagnetic jamming and unmanned aerial systems, the U.S. military closely observed the battle tactics and recognized its need to transform.
