How the Army is driving enterprise training across five warfighting domains and three dimensions
An enterprise change in some corps-level training moves higher control (HICON) from Fort Leavenworth to the service component command.
Army delays multi-domain doctrine, sends team to glean info from Ukraine fight
TRADOC Commander Gen. Paul Funk wants to include the latest data from Ukraine conflict. "Why would we not take advantage of that just for some timeline?" he said.
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Cybersecurity skills must evolve in near-real time as Zero Day threats continue and AI provides new challenges.
Army Hammers Out Multi-Domain Ops Doctrine: Capstone FM 3-0 Due Next Summer
Phase Zero isn't "peace" any more in Army's capstone doctrine. The new model "recognizes that you're continuously conducting operations and there is no peace. It's just competition," says Rich Creed, head of the Army's Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate.
PRC, Russia Professionalize – Without Cloning US NCOs
Our adversaries are improving military training and education, but they may not need a Western-style NCO corps to wage the centralized, long-range warfare they prefer.
REARMM: Army Holds Modernization ‘Rehearsals’
How do you get 35 new technologies into combat units without overwhelming them? Army Futures Command, Forces Command, Materiel Command, and other HQs are trying to figure that out.
TRADOC Seeks Industry Help To Modernize Live Training
"Gen. Murray has talked about the view of Project Convergence as our 'Louisiana Maneuvers,' if you will, for the 21st century," says Col. Charles Lombardo.
Michigan: Arsenal of Democracy for dangerous times
Michigan’s defense ecosystem and expertise makes it a special asset for production.
COVID-19: Army To Test All New Recruits
Training bases are now taking new recruits after a two-week pause. “We have enough test kits” for all of them and their instructors, Gen. Paul Funk said.
COVID-19: Army Stops Bringing New Recruits To Basic Training
There are enough young privates already in the pipeline, Gen. Paul Funk said, to keep Army units fully manned for months to come.
Army Generals Converge On Classified Air Force Conference For JADC2 Talks
Dozens of generals — and one admiral — will convene at Nellis Air Force Base next week.
Uncle Sam Wants YOU To Compete For Army Network Upgrade: CS 21
Gone are the days of a stately, deliberate, laborious acquisition process in which the Army would plan out the future in detail before going to industry. "We’d almost always guess wrong," said Maj. Gen. David Bassett. “Eventually we’d deliver yesterday’s technology tomorrow.”
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Multi-Domain Networks: The Army, The Allies & AI
Even with Australia, one of our closest allies, it can be hard to share data. And the Army's future war plans require seamless network coordination with the other US services and foreign allies.
Services Wargaming Multi-Domain Consensus: Army 3-Star Futurist
“All the services understand the need to move to Multi-Domain Operations,” Lt. Gen. Wesley said. “Second, we all agree that MDC2 [Multi-Domain Command & Control] is the most important joint problem that we have to solve. After that, the specifics of how you conduct MDO – that’s where the variance is that we’ve got to converge on.”
US Army’s Brain Transplant: Futurists Move To Futures Command
“We’ve done concepts for many years and, frankly, the Army hasn’t changed much,” admitted the three-star chief of the Army’s in-house think tank on future war. But on Friday, when the Army officially put its futurists under the same roof as its scientists, engineers, and program managers, the notoriously hidebound service aimed to break down the barrier between thinking about the future force and building it.
Army Leaders Seek Budget Input From Beyond The Pentagon
“When I was here before,” said Lt. Gen. James Pasquarette, who returned to the Pentagon last week for his fifth tour there, “the four-star commanders around the Army had no say, no input. They’re in the room now when the big decisions are made.”