The Army’s linking big guns, drones, and AI with its new command system and testing how it’ll fight future wars

Ongoing testing of the Army's new command and control system, NGC2, is aimed at helping the service quickly catch up on future warfare technologies.
Army Times on MSN

Army seeks high-energy laser systems to kill drone swarms

The new laser systems are expected to take out intelligence and surveillance drones, as well as those that can carry ...
Stars and Stripes

Army wants more drones — fast — and lasers to shoot down enemy drones

The Request for Information does not guarantee that the Army will move forward with projects, but it underscores the ...
Homeland Security Today

U.S. Army Overhauls Acquisition System to Accelerate Equipment Procurement and Modernization

The U.S. Army is implementing its largest acquisition reorganization in years, consolidating its weapons procurement ...

The US Army says it's now getting soldiers next-day fixes on new tech rather than making them wait 6 months

Army officials said the work on its new command and control system is iterative and an example of a totally different ...
Defense One

Army gets $2.5B for weapons, vehicles in reconciliation bill

The one-time cash infusion of the One Big Beautiful Bill bestows about $2.5 billion on the Army for upgrades that include developing new weapons and hastening procurement of existing systems. Together ...

A new system to identify and take down Russian drones is being deployed to NATO’s eastern flank

The American Merops system, which is small enough to fit in the back of a midsize pickup truck, can identify drones and close ...