Jen Judson

The service is rethinking active protection systems, exploring ways of keeping vehicles and formations hidden from enemy sights in the first place.

The Army is likely to face another flat budget in a tough economy, which could put modernization efforts in the crosshairs.

An M2A4 Bradley Fighting Vehicle. The Army has experimented with adding hybrid power to the platform in recent years. (Spc. Duke Edwards/U.S. Army)

The Army is developing requirements to distribute supplies to troops on the battlefield in a contested environment using a network of autonomous boats and aircraft, according to the general in charge of logistics modernization.

The Army plans to choose next spring one winner out of four vendors competing to build the base platform for its Robotic Combat Vehicle, or RCV, according to Maj.

The Army has more funding freed up for launched effects efforts to move more quickly as the result of an aviation rebalance.

The Army is pushing to assert its new standard for connecting battlefield power systems, creating expeditionary microgrids without the constraint

With funds freed up from the U.S. Army's aviation rebalance earlier this year , the service will move more quickly on Long-Range Launched Effects

The Army's annual exercise focused on refining its Positioning, Navigation and Timing capabilities, called PNTAX, will widen its aperture in future

The Army's 1st Multi-Domain Task Force has used a small number of Kraus Hamdani Aerospace K1000 Ultra Long-Endurance, solar-powered unmanned aircraft