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“Anywhere there is a hot spot, our folks are looking to see what signal we can pull,” said Primer's chief executive.

The new general atop 1st Special Forces Command has a unique background and perspective on where spec ops may go next.

“Soldiers need to shoot, move and communicate,” the Army chief of staff said. “Technology should facilitate those fundamentals, not encumber them.”

Lt. Gen. Jody Daniels said she's eyeing her own staff's tasking practices, too.

Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.

Wahid Nawabi and Charlie Dean speak on Tomahawk Robotics acquisition and developing AI and autonomy capabilities that enable cooperative teaming and more.

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“Soldiers need to shoot, move and communicate,” the Army chief of staff said. “Technology should facilitate those fundamentals, not encumber them.”

Lt. Gen. Jody Daniels said she's eyeing her own staff's tasking practices, too.

Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.

Dennis Moore, Project Manager with Aimpoint, reviews the capabilities of their fire control systems and their benefit to the warfighter.

The sensitive nature of electronic warfare has long rendered full-strength testing and training tricky.

Cody Murtle, Senior Director of Capture Management Critical Missions, provides a demo of Amentum's augmented reality technology.

This was the first time that the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force did a multi-service, multi-partner targeting data hand-off at these ranges.

The U.S. Army must close the munitions gap, improve the survivability of tanks and strengthen competencies within the electromagnetic spectrum.

Art Boghozian, Director of Engineering, Science & Technology at Amentum talks detection, mapping, radars, networks, and their unique capabilities.

“One of my priorities is to help reimagine aerostats,” said Lareina Adams, who months ago became the project manager for terrestrial sensors.

Landlords' rent increases in lock-step with increases with housing allowances may be "a bit of the dark side of capitalism."

Sean Mullen, Executive Vice President at Amentum, outlines how they integrate tech in the fields of unmanned systems, digital engineering and clean energy.

The Army's Version 6.5 Apache helicopter flew for the first time in Mesa, Arizona, the company announced.

The app is anticipated to enter beta testing in October 2024.

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