Army

Software patches from Army hackathon going straight to troops in CENTCOM

Project Jailbreak is helping to get contractors open up their systems to each other.

Army’s data-merging cell needs a few years to untangle the mess

The pilot program runs through September, after which the Army will need to officially fund and staff it to keep it going.

Key Army efforts pinned to lawmakers’ taste for a new reconciliation bill

White House puts funding for munitions, industrial development in precedent-breaking request.

One year in, Army’s transformation efforts are under fire

Hegseth is rethinking his order to offload old systems and bring in new tech.

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Army probes Apache transmission problem as service rushes to ditch older helicopters

Pilots fear the woes and a new reduction in flight hours is a deadly combination.

US infantry’s drone-warfare experiments are getting bigger

Project Flytrap 5.0 focused on working in teams of hundreds, and larger operations are on the way.

West Pointers can be trained to better evaluate, appreciate AI, study finds

New research may point the way to harnessing AI’s potential on the battlefield—and in society.

Hegseth rethinking Army reforms, cuts to aviation

One year after launching the Army Transformation Initiative, SecDef says he's reviewing the to-do list.

Army turns to ‘hackathons’ to better connect dozens of weapons, systems

Nine leading vendors are to attend the first brainstorming session at Fort Carson, Colorado.

'This is how we prevail in the Pacific': US, allies train to repel amphibious assault

The U.S. Army's 25th Infantry Division brought several new weapons to this year's Balikatan exercise.

First protest filed against the Army’s troubled MAPS contract

Some in industry are calling the $50 billion professional services vehicle "still a hot mess" as the Army works to answer thousands of questions.