We have seen vendors bring negativity and interactions on Capitol Hill. I'll be clear: for the Army, it's a non-starter,” ...

The jamming cut soldiers off from commanders and limited what they could see. They located the source and took it out with ...

During one of the panels at the Army’s recent technical exchange meeting with industry, Army leaders delivered their unique ...

The Army is treating 2026 as a make-or-break year for its Next Generation Command and Control system, a software driven architecture meant to knit sensors, shooters, and decision makers into a single, ...

The 4th Infantry Division recently conducted Ivy Sting IV, a significant demonstration of the Army's Next Generation Command ...

"So it's all in one place, and it's there very, very quickly, so that the staff can see it across their functional systems," ...

This second order is a follow-on to the $34 million contract the company received in October. The follow-on award will ...

The Colorado-based unit is coming off of more than two weeks in the field for its latest Ivy Sting exercise, Maj. Gen. Pat Ellis said, the fifth since the series began in September. This time, they ...

Anduril has scored a nearly $100 million contract to continue experimentation on the Army’s Next Generation Command and Control program, the service said Friday. NGC2, one of the Army’s top priorities ...

Fuel, food, ammunition and spare parts — all are on what would seem like an endless list of needs to keep the Army moving in the field.  Many of these needs are managed on spreadsheets and whiteboards ...

Warfare is changing fast, and the US Army is scrambling to keep up. Its new approach to weapons development aims to move quickly, find flaws early, and fix them before they turn into tougher and far ...