Inside the Army highlights

Some top stories from the final 2015 issue of Inside the Army.

1. The Army is seeking new technologies that could help drivers of a planned next generation of infantry fighting vehicles visualize their immediate surroundings.

Full Story: New sensing technologies envisioned for next-gen infantry fighting vehicle

2. The Army has released a request for proposals for the second increment of the Distributed Common Ground System-Army, a potential $206 million contract to refashion the system into an open-architecture application interoperable with other intelligence systems.

Full Story: Army unveils final solicitation for next iteration of controversial intel app

3. The Army will continue in fiscal year 2016 to use available operation and maintenance dollars to finance three planned Pacific Pathways deployments as officials work to carve out more predictable funding in the years ahead.

Full Story: Army to use O&M dollars to foot bill for FY-16 'Pacific Pathways' drills