“We have about 12 vendors out there showing us their kit,” Army Col. Guy Yelverton said of an ongoing competition for soldier common equipment. “And if they're all good, we'll select all 12, because we need a lot of capability in the counter UAS [unmanned aerial systems] environment.”
Lt. Gen. Jeth Rey said the formations could "oversee that exchange of data, not only within the Army, but all of the joint services and our coalition partners."
A commitment to long-term operational value.
The UK is setting up its service-level forces to take a more direct role in the kinds of special operations that UKSF has historically held tight.
“It's more challenging to defend than to attack,” when it comes to air defense, Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson told Breaking Defense.
Beginning as a $26 million, two-year pilot project, the NCODE enclave will offer CMMC-compliant “cybersecurity as a service” for smaller firms that can’t protect themselves against advanced threats, said Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo.
Last year, PEO C3T and PEO IEW&S absorbed several programs from the PEO Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), in hopes of better orienting the land forces for the fights of the future.
Army vehicles like Bradley need greater power at the sprocket for speed, braking, and manueverability.