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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
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Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
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Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
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Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
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Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
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New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
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The Army faces urban challenges. These units are attacking the problem
As potential urban deployments loom, Guard units prepare.
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Project Convergence exercise has new gateway to test emerging tech
Plus, find out what’s new this year at the annual exercise.
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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
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US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
-
The Army faces urban challenges. These units are attacking the problem
As potential urban deployments loom, Guard units prepare.
-
Project Convergence exercise has new gateway to test emerging tech
Plus, find out what’s new this year at the annual exercise.
-
Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Booz Allen creates directed energy-focused business unit
HELworks will initially focus on three product lines: a modular high-energy laser, a light engine and a mission equipment package.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Army prepares for dispersed warfare with high casualties
The space in which the Russians are conducting combat operations is about 150 times as large as the National Training Center.
-
US Army juggles effects of Ukraine, recruiting and inflation on budget
Service leaders insist they won’t allow a land war in Europe, end strength woes and a changing economic environment to derail budget plans and priorities.
-
Army test will show how many shots its long-range cannon can take
The U.S. Army is counting on a major operational test of its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system to help it answer several questions.
-
Casualty evacuations by drone, robotic mules tested by Army battle lab
The Maneuver Battle Lab is evaluating tech before it’s fielded, while observing some combat theories during the war in Ukraine.
-
New TRADOC boss champions doctrine, training upgrades
Gen. Gary Brito took over the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command in September.
-
The Army faces urban challenges. These units are attacking the problem
As potential urban deployments loom, Guard units prepare.
-
Project Convergence exercise has new gateway to test emerging tech
Plus, find out what’s new this year at the annual exercise.
