#Army

A CleanTechnica analysis argues that while the U.S. Army has moved slowly on EVs, anti-idling systems, integrated power kits, and range extenders could create a practical path forward.

At Fort Bragg, the Army and 14 outside partners ran a tabletop exercise on simultaneous cyber, drone, utility, and communications disruptions aimed at slowing force deployment.

A new rendering offers the clearest look yet at how the MV-75A Cheyenne II could be adapted for the Night Stalkers, with mission-specific sensors and aerial refueling capability.

Bell and M1 have advanced to Phase IV of the Army’s Flight School Next competition, moving closer to a September award for a new helicopter training system at Fort Rucker.

The U.S. Army says it has lowered bureaucratic barriers for companies seeking access to premier test ranges, including Dugway Proving Ground, in a bid to accelerate military innovation and procurement.

Exercises with the 25th Infantry Division are exposing the practical problems the Army still has to solve before its next-generation command-and-control system can reduce battlefield friction.

The U.S. Army is adopting a new problem-based approach to electronic warfare that invites industry to pitch solutions to broad mission challenges rather than narrow system specifications.

The U.S. Army has awarded Anduril Industries the first task order under a new $20 billion contract vehicle for counter-drone systems, a framework designed to speed up how the military acquires drone defense technology.