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breakingdefense.com > 2026 > 09 > army-not-walking-away-from-uavs-despite-reverting-drone-unit-back-to-infantry

Army 'not walking away' from UAVs despite reverting drone unit back to infantry

4+ day, 14+ hour ago   (267+ words) WASHINGTON — A key Army official today defended the service’s decision to transition a drone-focused unit back into a conventional infantry battalion, saying the Army is not “walking away” from focusing on the transformative tech. “Let me be very clear, like…...

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breakingdefense.com > 2026 > 08 > army-network-needs-digital-twin-for-training-testing-cybersecurity-netcom-chief

Army network needs digital twin for training, testing, cybersecurity: NETCOM chief

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (436+ words) “It’s a big ask,” acknowledged Maj. Gen. Denise McPhail, chief of Army Network Command, but it could allow NETCOM to “leverage AI in that model to understand our vulnerabilities, where our gaps are.” WASHINGTON — To take full advantage of AI,…...

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breakingdefense.com > 2026 > 08 > rimpac-exercise-tests-3d-printed-parts-for-potential-pacific-war

RIMPAC exercise tests 3D-printed parts for potential Pacific war

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (672+ words) “If we got into a high-intensity conflict right now in the Indo-Pacific, it would be difficult to meet all of the repair and resupply needs,” said FLEETWERX program manager Morgan Bower — but a new approach to 3D printing might help plug…...