A stated goal of Replicator is to accelerate programs and field thousands of “attritable autonomous” systems across multiple domains by August 2025, to help the U.S. armed forces counter China’s military buildup.
The Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance program is intended to beef up the Army’s arsenal of loitering munitions.
The department is requesting $17.2 billion for science and technology projects in fiscal 2025, and most of it would be dedicated to three capability areas, according to Heidi Shyu.
Through a DIU solicitation, Cybercom will at last be standardizing the equipment for defensive cyber operations and combining it with gear for so-called hunt forward operations.
The 100-kilowatt system is designed to defeat a variety of threats such as rockets, artillery, mortars and drones.
The Air Force plans to make a production decision for CCA Increment 1 by fiscal 2026.
Three senior defense officials provided the latest update on the Army’s first-ever AI program of record.
The Space Force is using the network to provide “data-transport-as-a-service” for other programs and users.
The move stemmed from changes in requirements and overall program strategy for the EWPMT, according to a program office spokesperson.
The program’s requirements and mission will be spread elsewhere within the Army.
