The Army is planning to launch a pilot program in the Pacific using a controversial social science system that embeds anthropologists with combat brigade units.
Friday, April 26, 2024
Friday, April 26, 2024
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Justin Doubleday was managing editor of Inside the Pentagon until June 2021, where he focused on defense-wide topics including budgets, acquisition policy, combatant commands, missile defense and cyber. He has also worked for ITP sister publications Inside the Army and Inside the Navy. Justin previously reported for The Chronicle of Higher Education. He graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2013.
The Army is planning to launch a pilot program in the Pacific using a controversial social science system that embeds anthropologists with combat brigade units.
More than four years after social media drove the revolutions known collectively as the Arab Spring, the Army is taking a closer look at open source information and how it fits into the service's broader intelligence operations.
Due in part to Russia's recent incursions into Eastern Europe, the United States' military-to-military relationship with Mexico has reached a high point, according to the commander of U.S. Army North.
The Army's top acquisition official has approved the purchase of a fourth brigade of Stryker vehicles with the double-V hull, the Army announced on Monday.
The Army's Rapid Equipping Force is setting up an office at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait to support service operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and the rest of southwest Asia, according to the organization's director.
The Army's lead for defense exports said India is unlikely to reach a decision this year on the United States' offer to co-develop the next generation of Javelin missiles, as U.S. military officials work to get the new government in New Delhi up to speed on the particulars of the deal.
Legislators from states with Army installations targeted for potential force reductions as part of a 2020 realignment plan sent a flurry of letters to the service late last month emphasizing the importance of their home bases to local communities and to national security.
Lockheed Martin is touting its simulation of a fully autonomous mission using an unmanned helicopter and unmanned ground vehicle.
Citing soldier concerns with the current variant of the Distributed Common Ground System-Army, the service is seeking industry feedback on the intelligence system's next iteration.
The Army has chosen designs offered by Bell Helicopter and a Boeing-Sikorsky team for the service's Joint Multi-Role helicopter science and technology air vehicle demonstration, the companies announced on Aug. 12.
The Army is seeking industry feedback on draft specifications for the upgraded version of its aerial intelligence gathering system's sensor payloads.
The Army's outgoing vice chief of staff says the service is analyzing what is necessary to the force as it faces the prospect of potential funding cuts brought on by sequestration in fiscal year 2016.
The Army is turning to industry and academic sources for information on future trends in material technology to support the possible development of a Lightweight Combat Vehicle.
The Army's top uniformed acquisition official expressed his support for the vehicle industrial base at a recent breakfast, saying the lack of a sustained investment in American manufacturing leaves the United States and its soldiers at risk.