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Military personnel work together in a command center with various computer systems and a large map display.

US Army Targets Command and Control Overhaul to Counter Long-Range Threats

The US Army is overhauling its command and control systems to counter long-range threats, driven by the need to rapidly sync data across multiple nodes in a rapidly contested electromagnetic spectrum. As the Army's Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) push gains momentum, experts warn that spectrum resilience is now a make-or-break requirement for operational success.

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US Army personnel prepare and launch small drones under instructor guidance on a concrete apron.

US Army Accelerates Drone Training Amid Electromagnetic Spectrum Challenges

The US Army is ramping up its drone training program to keep pace with its rapidly expanding fleet, but a shortage of trained operators is emerging as a major challenge. With hardware no longer a bottleneck, the Army is now focused on getting more pilots qualified to operate the drones.

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US military personnel train in a simulated environment with sandy terrain and electronic warfare equipment.

US Military Seeks Expanded Training Ranges to Simulate Contested Environments

The US military needs advanced training ranges that replicate the chaos of modern battlefields, where operators can rehearse and perfect critical maneuvers in simulated contested environments. Currently, regulatory hurdles and limited training spaces are hindering their ability to prepare for the complexities of modern warfare.

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