The Army Science Board on July 27-28 will review findings of five studies that are part of a collective effort to recommend bold, transformational ideas on new options to give the future force a disruptive advantage against potential adversaries. The advisory panel is scheduled to meet in Irvine, CA, to present all but one of the six studies commissioned in January by Army Secretary Eric Fanning to voting members for consideration, deliberation and vote, according to a Federal Register notice...
