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How Ukraine Is Changing the Way the U.S. Army Fights
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“To me, the biggest way that we're doing this is introducing technology into the [U.S. Army] formations that is not fully baked.
“We're introducing them [new Army enlistees] at the very onset of their Army career to technologies being pushed down in[to military] units.”
We have a software factory in Austin, Texas [Army Software Factory of the U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command] that's incredibly capable.
The Army, Obadal said, is “trying to encourage small [drone making] companies, new entrants that have compelling technology.
Army Assistant Secretary for Acquisitions, Logistics and Technology Brent Ingraham is changing acquisition processes that are intended to foster rapid prototyping, rapid fielding and rapid acquisition of new capabilities, Obadal said.