Soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord are testing new gear that aims to achieve the Army’s top priority in communications — to reduce its command post battlefield footprint while improving mobility
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YUMA PROVING GROUND, Ariz. — Thirty-nine Cavalry troopers from Fort Cavazos, Texas, just completed training and testing on the Army’s newest anti-tank missile system.
The Ghost Troopers' successful mastery of the Javelin Lightweight Command Launch Unit (LW CLU) marks a pivotal moment in the US Army's commitment to modernization, showcasing the transformative power of advanced optics, operational efficiency, and practical design in shaping the future of military combat and operational readiness.
Though being "cagey" about details, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kath Hicks said the new Replicator program is meant to get "multiple thousands" of autonomous systems in the hands of servicemembers with two years.