AUSA's Global Force symposium prepares to launch

The AUSA Global Force symposium gets underway Tuesday in Huntsville, Alabama, and C4ISR & Networks is on the scene.

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According to the organizers, the symposium is themed around the Army's operating concept of driving innovation to meet future unknowns, prioritizing capabilities and allocating resources judiciously. The end goal is to allow the Army to become a more agile and responsive force to face threats that are unknown today.

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