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A little about this discussion... How the Army is focusing on the Pacific Theater and the use of electromagnetic warfare (EW) to support Joint, Coalition, and Army objectives, while managing and conducting electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) operations. Panelists will discuss operational perspectives and development of EW and EMS requirements to enable C2 and deliver effects at distances. #TEM12 PEO C3T #ElectromagneticSpectrum #ElectronicWarfare

COMMAND POSTS OF THE FUTURE | According to Daniel Goure of the Lexington Institute, "Future [Command Posts] must be smaller, more mobile, and more capable of operating in dispersed mode — and preferably on the move as well." #ElbitAmerica is delivering Command Post Integrated Infrastructure (CPI2) vehicles to the US Army now, improving mobility, scalability and survivability. Read the story: ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Zfi0tC. Learn more about our #CPI2 vehicles at https://bit.ly/3EvOKoO. #ElbitProud #TeamElbitAmerica #USArmy PEO C3T

#ModernizationMonday | Network The evolving nature of future warfare necessitates a robust communications infrastructure that empowers the #Army to swiftly exchange data across various levels to outpace their opponents. The networks the Army relies on are a key focus for modernization because they are a critical enabler for the Army's other #modernization initiatives. The Army enables unparalleled situational awareness, seamless communications, and efficient data management by utilizing cutting-edge space-based, aerial, terrestrial, and foundational intelligence capabilities such as #MDSS, #TLS, and #TITAN. We take pride in being at the forefront of Army modernization, delivering next-generation capabilities swiftly and with strategic foresight, guaranteeing Joint Force success on any battlefield.

Tomorrow’s Soldiers will require technologies that allow them to perform missions and communicate while on the go. See here how the Army is tapping into industry to better equip the warfighter by architecting command posts with a much smaller footprint.   https://lnkd.in/g2_iitR5

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Smaller, lighter, modular is the way of the future command post. Plug and play and off the shelf will definitely supplement the baseline items that every command post should have.

Identify the requirements.... The move to divest excess military gear, seen across services like the Marine Corps and Army, is a critical step towards operational efficiency. The current mismatch between the equipment units have and what their budgets actually support leads to unnecessary maintenance tasks, wasting both time and resources. By focusing on the essential gear needed for missions, the military can enhance readiness, reduce overhead, and better allocate its budget towards crucial modernization efforts. Simplifying what units are responsible for not only streamlines operations but ensures forces are prepared with exactly what they need, making this effort indispensable for a leaner, more effective military.

This is a very good read. Can’t wait to see the papers and plans that come out if this. It’s unfortunate what is happening in Ukraine but it’s lessons are being learned. And what is obvious, what worked in the desert with fixed command posts and stationary networks will not survive against a peer or near peer. Planning on the move. Comms nodes embedded in light tactical vehicles. Another interesting comment in the article is there is no one size fits all. Truer words have never been spoken.