20 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division trained with a new counter-drone system. This training is part of the Department of War’s efforts to improve defenses against aerial threats.
Fort Bragg Soldiers learn in real time on counter-drone system Read More »
About 20 soldiers trained Thursday with the Bumblebee counter-drone system, including the first local field testing of the Bumblebee Version Two prototype, according to information provided during the event.
African Lion 26 (AL26) is U.S. Africa Command’s largest annual joint and multinational exercise, uniting U.S., African, and allied forces to strengthen security and readiness across North and West Africa. From April 20 to May 8, thirty‑eight Army‑identified technology vendors will test their capabilities alongside warfighters across Morocco, Ghana, and Senegal—providing a rare opportunity to validate, refine, and potentially transition emerging technologies into operational use.
G-TEAD to test innovative deep attack and counterattack technology at African Lion 26 Read More »
As unmanned aerial threats intensify across Europe, the Army Pathway for Innovation and Technology’s (PIT) Global Tactical Edge Acquisition Directorate (G‑TEAD) has emerged as a decisive force in delivering combat‑credible capabilities at the speed of war.
To effectively counter the growing sUAS threat, JIATF 401 requires advanced capabilities that can seamlessly integrate data from diverse sensors, provide real-time threat assessments, and enable coordinated responses.
JIATF 401 Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) Read More »
As the Army accelerates its acquisition reform processes and structures, the Pathway for Innovation and Technology, is designed to rapidly field and scale technology by bridging the so-called “valley of death”- the gap between technology development and deployment.
Army ‘Pathway for Innovation’ fast-tracks testing and scaling of new capabilities Read More »
The Global Tactical Edge Acquisition Directorate (G-TEAD) and the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), in partnership with U.S. Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR‑AF), launched the AI Assisted Triage & Treatment Prize Challenge.
The U.S. Army is streamlining the acquisition of cutting-edge technologies, making it easier to deliver innovative solutions directly to soldiers through its Pathway for Innovation and Technology (PIT)
Army’s PIT Program Accelerating Technology Innovation Read More »
Pathway for Innovation and Technology will connect rapid-acquisition hubs to program chiefs.
New Army office aims to quickly develop and scale soldier ideas Read More »
A new Army office, The Pathway for Innovation and Technology, is working to forge a more accessible pathway for companies to get innovative technology into the hands of Soldiers.
New Army Office Aimed at Forging Pathway to Rapid Fielding Read More »
