The Army announced its new policy on digital engineering aimed at a high-tech rejuvenation of its traditional systems and engineering processes to stay on par with emerging threats, and our Chief Scientist Dr. Gorsich was instrumental in its development. https://lnkd.in/em2aRKUd
The Under Secretary of the Army, Hon. Gabe Camarillo signed the new Army Digital Engineering Directive today. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/emDZ6_MA #USArmy #DigitalEngineering
Check out the new Army Digital Engineering Directive! #ArmyModernization #DigitalEngineering #ArmyDigitalOdyssey
The Under Secretary of the Army, Hon. Gabe Camarillo signed the new Army Digital Engineering Directive today. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/emDZ6_MA #USArmy #DigitalEngineering
Why We Train So Freaking Hard: https://lnkd.in/ebWuDEPg
Q. Where can your work with the latest technology? A. In the #USArmy! Interested in joining the Army? Visit: https://lnkd.in/eqKUjrXh
The Special Edition of the Summer 2023 #ArmyALT magazine is online now! This issue focuses on what the Army is doing to support the fight in #Ukraine, while continuing all other programs and readiness requirements to ensure our Soldiers are ready. Check out the great articles we have for you at https://lnkd.in/gpJJS-Kh. #ArmyAcquisition
Adversaries are already using informational power to try to gain regional influence and control ahead of potential armed conflict. These actions make the competition for information and ideas continuous and persistent. Find out more about the Army's first doctrinal manual dedicated to information ➡️ https://lnkd.in/guig2ddy. #Army2030
Learn how the U.S. Army is modernizing information systems with old-fashioned relationship building in the latest from #ArmyALT magazines special #Ukraine edition at https://lnkd.in/gdHiQn-J. #ArmyAcquisition | #USArmyPEOEIS
This article showcases the understudied institutional Army, the generating force, as a critical prerequisite for overall strategic success. Competition, crisis, and conflict require more than the manned, trained, and equipped units that deploy. Read "Change and Innovation in the Institutional Army from 1860–2020" https://lnkd.in/eim6ffqQ
US Army Moves to Cut 5% of Its Force The U.S. Army will eliminate nearly 5% of its force, or about 24,000 posts, as the military begins a restructuring effort due to recruiting shortfalls. According to officials, the Army is “significantly over-structured,” and there aren’t enough soldiers in its current ranks to fill existing units. The proposed cuts primarily represent empty posts, not actual soldiers, held over from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. As part of the move, Army leaders say the service will pivot from a close-combat, counterinsurgency strategy to the larger-scale, multi-domain structure needed to fight the next major war.
#innovationinaction - The TRV-150 (Tactical Resupply Vehicle 150) technology is part of the Accelerating FORCE program, which CMI2 executes in partnership with U.S. Army DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory. The Accelerating FORCE program executes case studies to research how the Army can accelerate acquisition timelines and acquire technologies that can improve warfighter readiness and allow the Army to overmatch adversaries on the battlefield. A central pillar of the program is experimentation alongside Soldiers in realistic environments. In addition to the resupply efforts, the 101st Airborne Division completed during #CombinedResolve 24-01 at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center near Hohenfels, Germany, experimentation for the TRV-150 was also completed at CMI2's Adaptive Experimentation Facility during a Driving Innovation in Realistic (DIRT) Days event in April (https://lnkd.in/g_HQXvyH). #innovationinthedirt #acceleration #technology
More Army tech? You bet. This is the TRV-150 (Tactical Resupply Vehicle 150). The 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army used the TRV-150 (Tactical Resupply Vehicle 150) for resupply missions during #CombinedResolve 24-01 at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center near Hohenfels, Germany, Oct. 20, 2023. Watch this video to see it in action! 📹 by Spc. Cameron Hershberger - 343rd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
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It's National Airborne Day! Get your chute and let's jump! About the U.S. Army: The Army Mission – our purpose – remains constant: To deploy, fight and win our nation’s wars by providing ready, prompt & sustained land dominance by Army forces across the full spectrum of conflict as part of the joint force. Interested in joining the U.S. Army? Visit: https://lnkd.in/erYMhfnW Connect with the U.S. Army online: Web: https://www.army.mil #USArmy #Airborne #Soldiers
So, my good friend Dr Albert Palazzo sent me this. A really interesting short précis on about a hundred years of attempted Army reform, plus some prescient comments about the Army post-DSR. Clear explanation and strong historical context. What’s not to like? I don’t agree with all the conclusions (we are still missing to pay the VLAAD bill post-DSR), but one thing is clear: misalignment between the service and government isn’t a good thing, and it’s been far more prevalent than you would think. Strongly recommend. #military #adf #army . More of this type of work is needed. I am not convinced the Department fully understands organisational contexts specifically and generally. Especially when it comes to trying to reform itself. Most reforms have been due to external pressures (conflicts), i.e. post facto.
