Posts published in “Army”

The Pentagon is accelerating AI deployment in military ops, learning from Ukraine's AI drone success and China's tech advancements in warfare.

The Army revamps combat strategies, integrating drones heavily influenced by Ukraine's battlefield tactics, aiming for a drone-equipped force by 2026.

The U.S. Army is adopting a Silicon Valley model to expedite equipment development and acquisition, disrupting traditional defense contractors.

Drones have reshaped modern warfare, enhancing military capabilities worldwide. Jack de Santis, a drone pilot, leverages his expertise to advance Ukraine's defense.

A retired Army officer, David Slater, was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for conspiring to share classified info via a foreign dating site.

Heather Campbell, whose husband is an Air Force officer, faces financial strain due to a government shutdown, relying on credit cards to manage expenses.

In 1942, Camp Hale in the Colorado Rockies became the training ground for the 10th Mountain Division, a unit designed for alpine warfare.

The U.S. Army is integrating AI into all operations to enhance intelligence gathering and decision-making, aiming for smarter, faster strategies.

Sikorsky is negotiating with the Department of War to produce Black Hawks in Connecticut for four more years, amid rising tiltrotor competition.